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The Minister’s Treehouse: A 100ft Tall Church Built Over 11 Years without Blueprints

The Ministers Treehouse: A 100ft Tall Church Built Over 11 Years without Blueprints wood trees treehouses churches architecture

The Ministers Treehouse: A 100ft Tall Church Built Over 11 Years without Blueprints wood trees treehouses churches architecture

The Ministers Treehouse: A 100ft Tall Church Built Over 11 Years without Blueprints wood trees treehouses churches architecture

The Ministers Treehouse: A 100ft Tall Church Built Over 11 Years without Blueprints wood trees treehouses churches architecture

The Ministers Treehouse: A 100ft Tall Church Built Over 11 Years without Blueprints wood trees treehouses churches architecture

The Minister’s Treehouse in Crossville, Tennessee is a 100ft structure built by minister Horace Burgess from the early 1990s through 2004. The entire building wraps around a giant tree and was built completely without blueprints, sprawling to an estimated 10,000 square feet inside, including a four-story swing set. Photographer Kristin Sweeting took a recent trip to the treehouse and took many of the photos above. You can also see more images by Chuck Sutherland who provided the image on top.

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A UFO Treehouse Hotel

A UFO Treehouse Hotel UFOs treehouses travel Sweden hotels architecture

A UFO Treehouse Hotel UFOs treehouses travel Sweden hotels architecture

A UFO Treehouse Hotel UFOs treehouses travel Sweden hotels architecture

A UFO Treehouse Hotel UFOs treehouses travel Sweden hotels architecture

Tucked away in a quiet forest near the Lule River in Harads, Sweden is Treehotel, a themed hotel park consisting of treehouses designed by some of Scandanavia’s leading architects that was just awarded the 2011 Swedish Grand Tourism Prize. There are currently 24 rooms planned, with six now available for booking. Some of them, including the Mirrorcube and the Birdsnest have made the rounds on blogs extensively the past few months, but I’m really enjoying the fine details of the UFO room. The sleek outer surface and lighting makes me giddily nostalgic for the days of E.T. and Flight of Navigator, and what’s not to like about planetary pillows and constellation comforters? A stay will run you about $600/night for two adults. (via ck/ck)

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