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Curving Stair Accesses Treehouse Halle by Baumraum in Germany

Curving Stair Accesses Treehouse Halle by Baumraum in Germanybaumraum treehouse halle designboom
Located at a height of 11 meters above the ground, the ‘treehouse halle’ provides an elevated getaway for sleeping and relaxing. completed by german designer office baumraum, the high dwelling is accessed through the residential property’s garage, where a hole has been cut into the roof to allow for the ascent.
beyond, a steel staircase wraps a sturdy oak tree with a curving form, finally reaching a hatch in the structure’s wood deck. the volume’s form is characterized by a curving top, clad in zinc sheeting. multiple windows pierce through the envelope to offer views of the landscape context.
photo by markus bollen
all images courtesy of baumraum

the structure is supported by two steel stilts anchored into the lower part of the tree, and also by a series of steel cables and fabric straps. the interior is occupied by a double sized bed and a window seat, and offers view through five windows, two of which are on the flat sides of the structure, while a third curves to fit the elliptical roof form. the exterior wood deck is accommodates a table and chairs for gatherings.
Curving Stair Accesses Treehouse Halle by Baumraum in Germanybaumraum treehouse halle designboom
the dwelling is accessed through the property’s garage, where a hole has been cut into the roof to allow for the ascent
photos by markus bollen
Curving Stair Accesses Treehouse Halle by Baumraum in Germanybaumraum treehouse halle designboom
the structure is primarily supported by two steel stilts anchored into the lower part of the tree
photos by markus bollen
Curving Stair Accesses Treehouse Halle by Baumraum in Germanybaumraum treehouse halle designboom
a steel staircase curves to wrap the oak tree
photos by markus bollen
Curving Stair Accesses Treehouse Halle by Baumraum in Germanybaumraum treehouse halle designboom
a window seat faces a large window
photo by markus bollen
Curving Stair Accesses Treehouse Halle by Baumraum in Germanybaumraum treehouse halle designboom
the space is primarily occupied by a large bed surrounded by windows
photo by markus bollen
Curving Stair Accesses Treehouse Halle by Baumraum in Germanybaumraum treehouse halle designboom
the tree’s lush foliage engulfs the treehouse structure
photo by markus bollen
Curving Stair Accesses Treehouse Halle by Baumraum in Germanybaumraum treehouse halle designboom
the volume’s curving top is clad in zinc sheeting
photos by markus bollen
Curving Stair Accesses Treehouse Halle by Baumraum in Germanybaumraum treehouse halle designboom
photo by markus bollen

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