We're no strangers to Germany's tree house makers extraordinaire Baumraum, so when we saw another brilliant arboreal home design from them, we knew we had to share it with you! The house resides at World of Living , a showspace/amusement park for sustainable housing company WeberHaus and greets visitors with its curvy body perched atop super skinny spider-like "legs". The unusual shape and clean lines are signature Baumraum, and there are a lot of other cool features, so check them all out in our slide show.
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Where’s the toilet, bathroom, kitchen?
I agree with the earlier post…I would like to know about the plumbing. This is a beautiful design and would make a fantastic mini home, guest house, mother in law cottage etc. but would need a kitchen, bath and laundry facility. What is the square footage
The design and materials are spectacular. Could this be retrofitted to make it habitable? If anyone as an answer, I wold much appreciate it.