My new residence, formerly known as the Living Pod, can now officially be called The Tree House. As now it has a tree on which to stand. Another may follow.
I also intend to incorporate some plants into the design, growing them out of the tree. Presently thinking of Lavender, Hops and Licorice for their associated properties. Any suggestions welcome.
I’d also like to add a shit load of thank yous I missed off my last post. As well as discussions with Chris Doering during the ideas conception, Harry Yates lent a massive hand and advice during construction. Dominik Wind, Simon Wind, Lina Lustig, Johanes Hafner and Christophe Vailant also were willing to help here and there so I could get this to this stage.
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