nos projets Ein Baumhaus kann, gemäß Ihrer Wünsche und Möglichkeiten, in verschiedenen Größen, Ausführungen und Ausstattungen von uns geplant und realisiert werden. Die Bandbreite erstreckt sich von Baukörpern, die sich nahe am Boden befinden, bis hin zu sehr hohen Ausführungen. Variationen von horizontal gestalteten bis zu vertikal ausgerichteten Baukörpern mit zwei oder mehreren Ebenen sind ebenso möglich, wie der Bau mehrerer Körper in unterschiedlichen Höhen. Die Größe für komplett hängende Konstruktionen richtet sich dabei nach den Möglichkeiten des Baumes. Ausstattung der Baumhäuser Die meisten unserer Baumhäuser sind kleine Einheiten, vergleichbar mit der Größe eines kleinen Wohnmobils. Ob der Einbau eines kleinen Badezimmers mit Toilette möglich ist, hängt von der Höhe, der Konstruktion der Kabine und den Anschlußmöglichkeiten auf Ihrem Grundstück ab. Verletzungsfreie Befestigung an den Bäumen Materialien und Ökologie Wie müssen die Bäume beschaffen sein? Baurecht Kosten Planungsablauf
baumraum | Home "Moriyama house" Dans l'une des banlieues de Tokyo nommée Ohta-ku, se trouve une maison pas comme les autres conçue par l'architecte Ryue Nishizawa... C'est une nouvelle idée d'exploration en architecture qui a été expérimentée par cette maison en 2002 et qui consiste à la fragmentation des différentes composantes d'un logement. Ce projet est le fruit d'une longue étude et une expérimentation réussie suivant l'architecte.L'idée étant d'étaler la maison contemporaine sur une surface conséquente en la fragmentant selon les pièces qui la constituent. Entre chaque pièce on aura de l'espace, des arbres, des passages et on se promène d'une pièce à l'autre comme un labyrinthe... Pour plus d'information voir: ici.Le site de l'architecte est: ici.
Les Nouveaux Audacieux Maison cube - maison cubique - plan maison cube E'Terra Samara Resort E'Terra Samara Resort, Tobermory, Ontario The design concept for the E’terra Samara 5-star eco resort, located in the Bruce Peninsula, consists of twelve suspended, reimagined one-bedroom tree house villas nestled into a forest which is part of the UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve. Consistent with the client’s philosophy of creating a restorative place in the forest that harmonizes with nature, the structure is designed to be suspended from the trees’ trunks, rather than following the common practice of nailing to the tree, thereby hugging the tree rather than piercing its flesh. The design emerged from a desire to not only be “in the trees” but also “of the trees.”
Kengo Kuma's Xinjin Zhi Museum Has a Pretty and Practical Perforated Facade The Xinjin Zhi Museum is located at the foot of Laojunshan mountain in Xinjin and serves to usher people to the holy place of Taoism. Dedicated to the religion of Taoism, the design of the museum shows the essence of Taoism through its space and exhibitions. Visitors move from front to the back, and from motion to stillness, and the space is laid out like a planned spiral, moving from darkness to light. At the top of the museum, visitors can enjoy views of Laoujunshan mountain. The museum was constructed using local materials and worked on using methods traditional to the region in order to pay tribute to Taoism. + Kengo Kuma and Associates Via Dezeen Images ©Kengo Kuma and Associates
Saling Barn | Latest work | Pocknell Studio – Architectural & graphic design Saling Barn A self-contained three-storey house and two-storey glass office were inserted into this glorious historic building at each end, leaving a large area in-between completely open. The volume of the cathedral barn is preserved and the ancient timber frame fully expressed. The house is structurally independent of the existing building, ensuring the integrity of the barn is retained. Accommodation consists of a large, fluid and flexible ground floor, with a semi-open-plan sitting room, dining room and kitchen. An annex holds utility rooms and a further apartment. The open void between home and office is a flexible space for meetings, parties and exhibitions. With gardens planted with trees, opening out to views across open farmland, the barn offers an idyllic solution to the live/work typology, providing two independent spaces under one all-encompassing roof, while simultaneously reinvigorating and preserving this ancient monument.
Cabin Porn™ A Modular Danish Summer House—with a Six-Month Lead Time: Remodelista Older A Modular Danish Summer House—with a Six-Month Lead Time by Sarah Lonsdale Issue 34 · Summer Wrap-Up · August 28, 2014 Newer Issue 34 · Summer Wrap-Up · August 28, 2014 Danish architecture firm Lykke + Nielsen launched a side business designing modular cottages for summer living. Photographs via Small House Bliss. Above: A breezeway connects two living areas in the Længehus modular cottage in the countryside south of Copenhagen. Above: The cottage with the door closed. Above: This version is larger than the one above it; it's located in a forest an hour north of Copenhagen. Above: The black metal windows and iron wood-burning stove provide a visual contrast to the all-white interior. Above: Floor-to-ceiling windows run the length of the living room allowing for plenty of light. Above: A view from the loft bedroom. Above: The streamlined white kitchen with black accents. Above: The downstairs bedroom opens to the outdoors. Above: The attic bedroom is accessed by a ladder with skylights.