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Just because you’re not a kid doesn’t mean you can’t live in a tree house.

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Julie Schwietert

Julie Schwietert Collazo is a writer, editor, researcher, and translator currently in New York, formerly of Mexico City and San Juan. She is Matador's managing editor and is the lead faculty member of MatadorU's travel writing program.

Archived Responses to The coolest tree houses in the world

  1. rareretreats says:

    I never get bored of staying in treehouses.
    It’s great we have so many to choose from.

  2. Laos here I come for the weekend…do you think my sleep walking will be a problem?

  3. KNowledge says:

    These are nothing in brazil along the amazon river there is a huge complex of tree houses that is a hotel.

  4. Luke Armstrong says:

    This inspired me to plant a tree. In 50 years, or so, it should be big enough for me to build a house in it…

  5. oh my god .
    these project are in my heart.
    please allow me that publish these treehouse in my Book.

    thank you very much.
    hassan feridonzadeh
    Architect

  6. Nancy says:

    These are cool! Thanks for displaying them. Brings back memories of watching Swiss Family Robinson, lol.

    When I was a little kid in the 50′s, my family took a vacation up Highway 1 in California. We went through the Redwood Forest and on the films my dad took with his movie camera, is a hollowed-out tree with a door and (I think) a window in it where supposedly some teacher had lived. It was in a Redwood so it was big in that sense, but it wasn’t built around the tree or spectacular like the ones shown here. I just remember how cool I thought that was that someone actually lived inside the tree.

  7. The Laos tree house architectural design is my favorite. Reminds me of the movie swiss family robinson. I like tree house designs that are high up and actually liveable.

  8. Natalie T. says:

    I like the one in Singapore. How fun! 

  9. Staimoor41 says:

               my friend this good page…..!!!
               http://www.omnibazar.co

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