Taringa Treehouse / Phorm architecture + design

Taringa Treehouse / Phorm architecture + design - Windows — © Christopher Frederick Jones

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Architects: Phorm architecture + design
Area: 50 m²
Year: 2016
Photographs:Christopher Frederick Jones
Manufacturers: ATJ, Ampelite, MAXI Plywood
Builder: Marvel Constructions
Structural Design: Optimum Structures

Taringa Treehouse / Phorm architecture + design - Facade, Windows, Beam, Deck — © Christopher Frederick Jones

Text description provided by the architects. Taringa Treehouse is a detached residential extension located in a backyard. It is both integrated and independent to the original house. The treehouse instigates a shift in occupation within the Site, reflecting an attitude of informality inspired by a significant tree and the peculiar territory it occupies.

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Published on July 12, 2017

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