A treehouse can be a magical place for children, who experience the space as a clubhouse, a hideout, a campsite, and more. If you’re wondering how to build a treehouse for your own family, first off, ...

The building was designed to protect residents from air and noise pollution. This pictured apartment building in Turin, Italy, called a "living forest" by its architect Luciano Pia, houses 63 unique ...

Treehouses may not be held up to the scrutiny of building codes and regulations, but they need to be strong and safe for kids ...

Pete Nelson of Nelson Treehouse & Supply in Fall City has built almost 400 treehouses across the world, starting when he was 7 with his dad. Now 62, he is something of a grandfather and ambassador to ...

Some little kids dream of building a treehouse. But one Japanese man turned his childhood dream into an adult reality. Growing up in Tokyo, Satoru Kikugawa frequently visited the family summer home in ...

Horace Burgess, a minister and landscape architect, began building the treehouse in the 1980s or '90s. Over the decades, it grew and grew. The treehouse was inspired by a vision from God, and both its ...

Treehouse Masters Season 11 follows builder Pete Nelson and his team of treehouse construction experts as they design and build unique designs for their diverse clientele. Moreover, Animal Planet ...

Treehouse Point, a collection of seven rentable treehouses, is neighbored by the Raging River about 30 minutes east of Seattle. This treehouse is known as Bonbibi, named for a Bangladeshi goddess of ...

The drive to Treehouse Point, half an hour east of Seattle, takes you through a forest fit for hobbits, crowded full of fir, spruce, cedar, maple and hemlock. Alongside the Raging River — yes, that’s ...