treehouse photos on Flickr

I tried to take interior shots, but it was too dark and there were always things in the foreground that caught the flash and messed everything up. They could easily have made it roomier upstairs by closing in a little more of the floor but I don't think they want people hanging out in there (and if there were benches and more room, we might have).

DSCN1429 by John Hudgens

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Years ago, Horace Burgess prayed and received divine inspiration. He says that God told him "If you build me a treehouse, I’ll see you never run out of material." And so Horace built, and built, and built....

Treehouse by Ellen Portland

treehouse by laura alice watt

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one more leftover from last winter -- i love that BOTH of the kids have their eyes closed, in this admittedly-dreamy treehouse...

Treehouse by Jeremy Goldstein

the treehouse, on the way to the 'nest', Morris Arboretum by lisa cee (Lisa Campeau)

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treehouse 3 by danr picsr

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This front corner is going to be a porch.

Treehouse by Desertsurfer

View from Treehouse 3 by John Dale

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Bokeo Preserve, Laos Stayed one night here too.

Treehouse by Agentpaint

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Treehouse Trail by Joe Shlabotnik

Treehouses by Mikael Colville-Andersen

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Tree in Svaneke, Denmark.

Treehouse by Snefnugg

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Treehouse of Awesome by Stephen Shepard

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Treehouse 2 by Robert Gusick

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More info at treehouse.gusick.com/index2.html.

20080903 03 Out'n'About Treehouse Treesort, Takilma, Oregon by David Wilson

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This is a campground where all the cabin accommodations are in tree houses.

Treehouse by Koen de Beer

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Treehouse Brooklyn by Sammy Davis

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I visited Treehouse Brooklyn, a boutique full of women's vintage fashion, independent designers and handmade/hand crafted accessories. Here are some pics of the fabulous vintage finds I found ... and that you can get 50% off if you sign up for the Scoutmob.com deal available 11/18 ONLY! Sign up now to get the deal and use it anytime over the next 3 months!

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I visited Treehouse Brooklyn, a boutique full of women's vintage fashion, independent designers and handmade/hand crafted accessories. Here are some pics of the fabulous vintage finds I found ... and that you can get 50% off if you sign up for the Scoutmob.com deal available 11/18 ONLY! Sign up now to get the deal and use it anytime over the next 3 months!

Get 50% off vintage at Treehouse Brooklyn: scoutmob.com/new-york/deal/369

Watch the video of Sammy Davis Vintage versus Scoutmob! www.youtube.com/watch?v=aFoNA0b3QnU

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Treehouse by Sean Greenslade

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The sliding boom for the pulley system.

treehouse by Mike

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This house was original a tree.

treehouse 20 by onebluestocking

front railing. i cut two square dowels the inner length of the treehouse and then drilled 7 holes evenly spaced across each the diameter of my spindle pinions

treehouse 19 by onebluestocking

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this shows the slats sandwiched between two beams from the top. i need to figure out how to finish that edge. the large beams are wide enough but they look too bulky, and the narrow beams aren't wide enough. i need something wide and flat, almost like a veneer or something

Treehouse veranda by J

and there were loads of hammocks as well.

Bliss, if you can put up with an asian toilet

Treehouse and swing by Aimee

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Yes, I realize this is more of a tree PORCH, but I don't care, I'm calling it a treehouse. It has been my muse even before I met it.

Treehouse glamping isle of wight Cowes by glossyglamping

Treehouse by mariatheshark

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treehouse by Susan Grant

Some of the most interesting examples of Midlothian architecture and community are found at the Bilston Glen Treehouses. Originally a protest site, started in 2002 in reaction to a planned re-routing of the A701, it is now an ever-evolving activist community with visitors coming from all over the world.

People come for a variety of reasons - all are welcome as long as they contribute towards the community in some way through house maintenance, communal cooking or tending the vegetable plot. There is a small group of permanent residents who have the right to the best houses, with the ones situated high in the trees used mainly by visitors. While some of the houses are just basic shelters, others have been lovingly designed - recycled crafted structures with heating, carpets and bookcases. The higher houses are lashed to the trees using bicycle inner tubes and ropes, allowing the trees to move, and are taken down every couple of years to avoid damage.

I've always been fascinated by 'self-built' communities - those purposely created rather than those that organically evolve. Stereotyped by the hippy commune in recent decades, there is a wide range of examples - indeed often bound by common idealogy - the eco-village; the co-op; the Christian community. How humans organise themselves and design communal architecture to live together harmoniously is fascinating, especially as nowadays most of us live in urban environments with varying degrees of contact with our neighbours.

Hot Lemon Tea @ Treehouse by wahyu novian