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Home » Architecture » Treewow Villa O Draws Inspiration From Bali’s Bamboo Architecture

Treewow Villa O Draws Inspiration From Bali’s Bamboo Architecture

Happy JastaBy Happy JastaAugust 22, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read
Treewow Villa O Monoarchi Architects Treehouse
Image: Monoarchi
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Treehouses are structures built on or against trees, but there are instances when it’s totally different. Take the example of the Treewow Villa O at Yuyao, China. Built by Shanghai-based Monoarchi Architects, it is a wooden villa elevated from the ground to achieve the benefits of a treehouse. The treehouse villa features a curvy wood shingled roof that helps it blend into the natural surroundings.

Standing on metal stilts, the Treewow Villa O is designed to inflict minimum impact on the environment and offer expansive views of the nearby bamboo forests and old tea factory across the adjacent stream. It consists of three off-centered circles: a cantilevered terrace by the stream, a two-story room section, and an undulating roof with top floor terrace. The bathroom section is separated from the living space by a staircase that opens into the mezzanine.

Also Read: 20 Best Treehouse Hotels You Wish You Could Live In

Inside, complete wood construction and exposed ceiling beams offer rustic charm. The Treewow Villa O is characterized by the special outdoor view windows and the rooftop terrace to enjoy the natural atmosphere of the mountains. The spiral roof made by local craftsmen using traditional methods is a standout feature of this unique treehouse.

Treewow Villa O Looks Fashioned After Bali’s Bamboo Architecture
Image: Monoarchi
Treewow Villa O Looks Fashioned After Bali’s Bamboo Architecture
Image: ArchDaily
Treewow Villa O Looks Fashioned After Bali’s Bamboo Architecture
Image: Monoarchi
Treewow Villa O Looks Fashioned After Bali’s Bamboo Architecture
Image: ArchDaily
Treewow Villa O Looks Fashioned After Bali’s Bamboo Architecture
Image: ArchDaily
Treewow Villa O Looks Fashioned After Bali’s Bamboo Architecture
Image: Monoarchi
Treewow Villa O Looks Fashioned After Bali’s Bamboo Architecture
Image: Monoarchi
Treewow Villa O Looks Fashioned After Bali’s Bamboo Architecture
Image: Monoarchi
Treewow Villa O Looks Fashioned After Bali’s Bamboo Architecture
Image: ArchDaily
Treewow Villa O Monoarchi Architects Treehouse
Image: Monoarchi

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