Artur Nesterenko's 'The Sanctuary' is one of the most baddass treehouses that I have seen in some time. 'The Sanctuary' is designed after the Ora tree, a sacred Banyan Tree in French Polynesia.
Artur Nesterenko takes the whole treehouse living concept and flips it on its head. Today's treehouses are designed to be easily accessible and comfortable. Artur Nesterenko deviates from that design by putting 'The Sanctuary' on the side of a cliff and making people find their own path to it. For adventurous treehouse fanatics like myself this design is a dream come true. Check it out above.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Vertigo-inducing Treehouses
- Designing treehouses on cliffs or elevated locations to create a thrilling and adventurous experience.
- Extreme Treehouse Architecture
- Pushing the boundaries of traditional treehouse designs by incorporating daring and unconventional elements.
- Off-grid Treehouse Living
- Creating treehouses that offer a secluded and sustainable lifestyle away from the hustle and bustle of urban areas.
Where This Applies
- Hospitality
- Opportunity for hotels and resorts to develop cliffside treehouse accommodations, attracting thrill-seeking travelers.
- Adventure Tourism
- Opportunity for adventure tour operators to offer unique experiences by organizing activities and trips to cliff-clinging treehouses.
- Architecture & Design
- Opportunity for architects and designers to create innovative and challenging treehouse structures, pushing the boundaries of traditional designs.
