The Fibonacci Treehouse, Spain
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The shape of this house in the trees was inspired by the
Fibonacci Spiral. That's the spiral found in plants and animals
like the sunflower and the snail's shell (see video right). The
building, by
Blue Forest,
is made from sustainably managed forest timbers using laminated ribs for
the framing which is clad inside and out with larch boards. Larch
has similar characteristics as oak but is much cheaper. The tiny house is 25m2 (270 ft.sq.) |
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with a small
kitchen and space for a bed and chairs. Once the frame of the
house was made off-site it took a small team of builders about 8
weeks to construct. It's a bit of a kid's paradise with 40m (130
ft) of rope bridges and a 23m (75 ft) slide. |
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Spirals, Fibonacci and
Being a Plant |
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