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You need to climb a wall to get into this treehouse

Happy JastaBy Happy JastaJanuary 17, 2017Updated:April 1, 20242 Mins Read
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Treehouses are imagined as traditional livable structures with peaked roofs, just like as shown in fairytales. On the other hand, there are various designers around the world who come up with unique treehouse design concepts with modern look and features. One of that thousands is the unique treehouse concept by Artem Shatunov and Anna Uspenskaya of Saint Petersburg, Russia that has won them Triumph Special Recognition award in 2014. Its peaked structure and features are built to withstand the climate conditions in mountain regions, in the same way Mountaineers overcome all the obstructions to the top.

The overall wooden panelling and side glass façade adds a contemporary touch to the raised treehouse structure. All the interior space of the three-storey wooden treehouse cabin is utilized well for a living, sleeping and entertainment. There are slide-out terraces in main living area and the top floor section, while a sliding window on the top floor allows star-gazing or viewing the surrounding landscapes. All these unique features and attractive angular shape makes it a cozy treehouse that connects with the surrounding landscape.

The retractable furniture units are included for making more space when you need. The multiple staircases, folding ladder and the front climbing wall, are some features to experience swinging in the mountains. The idea of utilizing vertical space and adding big glass windows to the treehouse is a cool concept but only if insulation measures are properly applied to the structure. The floor-to-glass windows will let in floods of sunlight in daytime and make it an energy-efficient modern treehouse. The concept of the treehouse also inspires people for passing over obstacles coming in their journeys.

Treehouse with climb wall
Inspired from Mountaineers climb to the top
Treehouse with climb wall
Floor plans for the treehouse
Treehouse with climb wall
Unique treehouse facade design
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Treehouse base design
Treehouse with climb wall
3D scheme for the mountain treehouse project
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Projected view of the mountain treehouse cabin
Treehouse with climb wall
A climb wall and staircase to the terrace are entrance options
Treehouse with climb wall
Slide out terraces in all floors of the treehouse
Treehouse with climb wall and glass facade
Cool concept for building treehouse in mountains

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Happy is a detail-oriented content writer who has been exploring topics like furniture design, smart home technology, camper trailers, and home décor for over seven years. He is a native of the Himalayas and a graduate of Himachal Pradesh University. Beyond writing, he enjoys web research, SEO, and Instagram marketing. When not writing, you can cross him on a hike or find him immersed in Pahari music.

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