G’day! How is it going mates? Today I am bringing to you an interesting topic regarding ‘TreeHouses’. As human beings get more in touch with nature the need to be closer to it becomes more present and urgent. In Australia it is not different from other parts of the globe and TreeHouses have became quite popular for temporary or permanent stay.
Treehouses have been a popular form of housing for centuries, and Australia is no exception. Known for its vast landscapes and unique flora and fauna, Australia has many opportunities for building and enjoying treehouses.
Treehouses in Australia come in all shapes and sizes, from simple elevated platforms to multi-level, architecturally designed structures. Many treehouses in Australia are built for recreational purposes, allowing people to connect with nature and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding landscapes. Some are also built for more permanent living arrangements, providing an eco-friendly and sustainable housing option.
Crump Tree House in Tasmania. Source: https://wp.architecture.com.au/tasawards/project/crump-treehouse/
Crump Tree House in Tasmania. Source: https://wp.architecture.com.au/tasawards/project/crump-treehouse/
Crump Tree House in Tasmania. Source: https://wp.architecture.com.au/tasawards/project/crump-treehouse/
Crump Tree House in Tasmania. Source: https://wp.architecture.com.au/tasawards/project/crump-treehouse/
One of the most popular destinations for treehouses in Australia is the Daintree Rainforest in far north Queensland. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to some of the most diverse and unique wildlife in the world, including the endangered cassowary. Visitors can stay in a variety of treehouses in the Daintree, from basic structures to luxurious resorts that offer all the amenities of a five-star hotel.
The Treehouse Restaurant at Silky Oaks Lodge, located in the Daintree Rainforest. Source: https://silkyoakslodge.com.au/dine/
The Treehouse Restaurant at Silky Oaks Lodge, located in the Daintree Rainforest. Source: https://silkyoakslodge.com.au/dine/
The Daintree Pavillion at Silky Oaks Lodge, located in the Daintree Rainforest. Source: https://silkyoakslodge.com.au/dine/
The Daintree Pavillion at Silky Oaks Lodge, located in the Daintree Rainforest. Source: https://silkyoakslodge.com.au/dine/
The Daintree Pavillion’s Floor Plan at Silky Oaks Lodge, located in the Daintree Rainforest. Source: https://silkyoakslodge.com.au/dine/
Another popular destination for treehouses in Australia is the Blue Mountains, located just outside of Sydney. The Blue Mountains are known for their dramatic landscapes, which include rugged cliffs, deep canyons, and lush forests. Visitors to the area can stay in a variety of treehouses, including those that are fully self-contained and equipped with modern amenities.
TreeHouse in the Blue Mountains, Australia. Source: https://www.lovecabins.com.au/treehouse
TreeHouse in the Blue Mountains, Australia. Source: https://www.lovecabins.com.au/treehouse
Tree House in the Blue Mountains, Australia. Source: https://www.lovecabins.com.au/treehouse
In addition to recreational treehouses, there are also a growing number of permanent treehouse communities in Australia. These communities are often built using sustainable materials and techniques, and are designed to be as eco-friendly as possible. Some are even built using recycled or salvaged materials, further reducing their environmental impact.
One such community is the Treehouse Community in Northern New South Wales. This community is made up of a group of individuals who are committed to living sustainably and in harmony with nature. The treehouses in the community are built using recycled and salvaged materials, and are designed to be as energy-efficient as possible.
Treehouses in Australia are not without their challenges, however. The country’s extreme weather conditions, including high winds and bushfires, can pose a serious threat to treehouses. As a result, many treehouses in Australia are designed to be highly resilient, with features such as reinforced supports and fire-resistant materials.
Despite these challenges, treehouses continue to be a popular form of housing in Australia. Whether for recreational or permanent purposes, treehouses offer a unique and unforgettable way to experience the country’s stunning natural beauty. ♥
*If you are interested in the topic of TreeHouses, perhaps you would love this other post in our Blog about Tiny Houses.
Important Sources:
https://wp.architecture.com.au/tasawards/project/crump-treehouse/
