Treehouse conference center to inspire sustainable ideas
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The Treehouse project by Baumraum architects
The Treehouse conference center was initially conceived with the hope of bridging the gap between economy and ecology
The upper cabin is dedicated to conference meetings and hopes to offer inspiration from the impressive surrounding forest view
The eco-cabins sit on different levels and are connected by an outdoor terrace
The lower cabin is furnished with a coffee lounge, pantry, restroom and technology room
The center will open its doors to companies or non-profit organizations wishing to use the space for sustainable meetings
A winding staircase wraps its way around tree trunks to provide access to the center
The lower cabin is furnished with a coffee lounge, pantry, restroom and technology room
The lower cabin is furnished with a coffee lounge, pantry, restroom and technology room
The lower cabin restroom
The overall structure sits on top of 19 angled steel stilts
The center will open its doors to companies or non-profit organizations wishing to use the space for sustainable meetings
The Treehouse also features new environmental technologies for the cabin’s heating and cooling systems
The Treehouse project by Baumraum architects
Located in the forests of Hechtel-Eksel, Belgium the Treehouse features two large eco-cabins
The Treehouse project by Baumraum architects
Four Belgian companies have commissioned the construction of a modern treehouse conference center by Baumraum architects
The upper cabin has a capacity of up to 25 people
Article Summary
Fancy brainstorming and attending work conferences in a modern treehouse set among the treetops of a pristine forest landscape? Well, four Belgian companies Sappi, The Flemish Forest and Nature Agency, Hechtel-Eksel and Proximity have made it possible by commissioning the construction of a modern treehouse conference center. The “Treehouse” was built by German architectural studio Baumraum, who created the Entre Cielos Treehotel we covered earlier this year and while we also loved the British Eco-Perch, this treehouse project has given us some serious office envy!
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