The Mirrorcube is a unique tree house tucked away within the forest, blending with its surroundings.
Due to its mirrored exterior, the abode does essentially blend in with nature, and therefore does not impact upon the natural landscape. The reflective glass used on the outside is actually called spyglass, which gives you an impression of its authenticity and effectiveness.
The Mirrorcube was designed by Scandinavian Architects Bolle Tham and Martin Videgard. The body is constructed using wood and aluminum. It also comes pre-constructed with a restroom, queen-size bed and a rope bridge to access your new home away from home.
For those who love conspicuous living away from the hustle and bustle of the city, this tree house is the perfect solution.
What's Driving This Trend
- Mirror Houses
- Innovative designs that blend with nature by incorporating reflective surfaces like mirrors, for a sustainable housing solution.
- Eco-tree Houses
- Innovative constructions combining tree houses and ecological materials for sustainable living in remote areas.
- Transparent Architecture
- Innovative designs that incorporate transparent elements in construction, like the use of spyglass, to enhance interaction with the surrounding environment.
Who This Affects Most
- Construction
- Companies who specialize in innovative ways to create unique and sustainable homes in remote areas.
- Tourism
- Creating eco-tourism adventures such as tree house resorts for those seeking unique eco-lodging experiences.
- Architecture and Design
- Incorporating innovative and sustainable materials, such as spyglass or other reflective surfaces, in architecture and design.
