Redwoods Treehouse offers a unique treetop dining experience
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By night the treehouse is transformed into a glowing lantern
Pacific Environment Architects are the creators of this impressive treehouse located near Warkworth in New Zealand
By night the treehouse is transformed into a glowing lantern
Access is provided by a 60-meter (197-ft) elevated tree-top walkway
The Redwoods Treehouse is a striking pod-shaped structure built ten meters (33 feet) high in the tree tops
The treehouse structure features an impressive height of over 40 meters (131 ft), split-level flooring and a 1.7 meter (5.6 ft) diameter at the base
The Redwoods Treehouse in New Zealand offers a unique tree-top location for dinner parties and private functions
The Redwoods Treehouse in New Zealand offers a unique tree-top location for dinner parties and private functions
The circular plan opens on the axis to accommodate the entrance and playful tree-top walkway
The Architectural component embodies a simple pod-like form that appears to be “organically” wrapped around the tree trunk
Open space left between the fins and slats allows for natural sunlight to filter through the structure during the day
Acrylic sheeting fixed to the roof and roll-down café-style blinds render the structure weather resistant
The pod itself accommodates 30 guests and access is provided by a 60-meter (197-ft) elevated tree-top walkway
Dining at the Redwoods Treehouse
Anchor points at the top and the bottom structurally tie the pod in position
The Architectural component embodies a simple pod-like form that appears to be “organically” wrapped around the tree trunk
Lunch time at the Redwoods Treehouse
Article Summary
Auckland based firm Pacific Environment Architects is the creator of this impressive treehouse located near Warkworth in New Zealand. The Redwoods Treehouse is a striking pod-shaped structure built ten meters (33 feet) high in the tree tops. Originally commissioned as part of a marketing campaign for the Yellow Pages phone directory, the treehouse is now a permanent attraction for treetop diners.
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