antony gibbon's burl treehouses are designed to be supported by structural posts and suspension cables for stability.

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designed by antony gibbon with versatility in mind, the 'tapered house' can adapt to a variety of landscapes thanks to its raised stilts.

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the continuous hempcrete surface transforms an overhead enclosure into a sculptural wall, into a vessel of mineral water.

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from the interior, the windows suggest an exaggerated wall thickness and a depth that recalls the atmosphere of a fortress.

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the vertical 'helix' treehouse projects upwards with a dynamic, spiraling trajectory.

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the solid volume is opened up with a truncated corner window, offering a unique triangular frame overlooking the natural surroundings.

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the fortress-like 'stealth house,' resolutely guarded against the conditions of its site, maintains sweeping framed views outward.

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the height of each volume is exaggerated with a vertically clad charred wood finish and soaring, full height glazing.

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a new addition to his formal body of work, antony gibbon generates 'vessel,' architectural object in austere concrete.

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the project comprises a singular, sharply faceted volume expressing nested materials and mimicking reptilian characteristics.

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