Jesse James
Looking to relive your youth a little? Well, we’ve got just the way to do so; a modern treehouse. Today we get a look at the A-F3 treehouse designed by Antony Gibbon. Sure, it’s just a concept, but let us dream! The A-F3 treehouse rises from the canopy of a thick forest. The design features an angular approach that pokes through the treetops with a sharply pitched roof. The geometric volume is situated above the canopy, sitting on steel stilts.
Entry and access are provided by a suspended bridge, adding to its unique appeal and allure. The interior finds the shelter divided into two floors. The living spaces are located on the lower level, while the bedroom is located above. A massive triangular window provides stunning vistas of the natural surroundings. The glazing also allows for plenty of natural light to flood the space.
Unique and eye-catching, this is the type of treehouse we’d love to live out our days in. Take a closer look at the design in the images below and find more from Antony Gibbon immediately. In the meantime, keep it locked with The Culture Curators for more modern architecture coming very soon.
Photos via Antony Gibbon Design
