This 172 sf treehouse is located in Nichols Canyon, Los Angeles, California. The house perched atop steel pylons that abstractly emulate natural branches. The design respects to the pre-existing tree and it results in literally shaping itself around the contours of the trunk. The relation between the indoor and outdoor is provided by a single glass that cut out in the floor reconnects the tree house inhabitant to the tree itself. The Rockefeller Partners Architects have designed this natural Banyan Treehouse.
The Banyan Tree house is purposed as a diminutive art studio and sanctuary. For warm ambiance, the house is using wood as the material. The high-grade cedar can be seen as the surface of the exterior. Inside, the rich palope use for the interior either the structure. The wonderful combination of the walnut floors and walnut paneled walls create more natural atmosphere. For the studio and guest accommodation, there are a water closet, fireplace, refrigerator, daybed, and television. A unique feature one is a protected and private outdoor shower that can be accessed through a quick walk down the stairs.
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