Barry Cox has created a beautiful tree church made entirely out of forest trees. The church sits on a three-acre plot of land that has become a foliage-infused botanical garden in New Zealand.
The roof of this ethereal church is made using Cut Leaf Alder and Copper Sheen while the walls are made of Camelia Black Tie, Acer Globosum and Thuja Pyramidalis. The entire courtyard and landscape present a magical fairy-tale experience for guests who can book private events. The church is typically open to the public on a daily basis when it is not booked.
Barry Cox owns a company called Tree Locations that provides services to move living trees. He was inspired by tree architecture that he encountered though his travels that led him to create this beautiful tree church of his own.
Tree-Made Churches
This Tree Church is Placed in a Three-Acre Secluded Botanical Garden
Trend Themes
1. Forest Architecture - Companies can incorporate living trees in their building designs to create a unique and eco-friendly architectural experience.
2. Botanical Tourism - Companies can create botanical spaces that offer enchanting and immersive experiences to attract tourists.
3. Green Event Venues - Companies can create lush outdoor event spaces that are both sustainable and beautiful.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Companies within the architecture industry can incorporate eco-friendly features to their designs and utilize living plants and green spaces in their structures.
2. Tourism - The tourism industry can create immersive botanical experiences and offer events in unique outdoor spaces to attract visitors.
3. Event Planning - Event planning companies can create eco-friendly event spaces that offer a unique and immersive experience for guests.