Tree Houses Collection
"Exploring the Fascinating World of Tree Houses: From British Annexat in New Guinea to Cube Houses in Rotterdam" Delving into the rich history of tree houses
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"Exploring the Fascinating World of Tree Houses: From British Annexat in New Guinea to Cube Houses in Rotterdam" Delving into the rich history of tree houses, we stumble upon an intriguing engraving showcasing the British Annexat in New Guinea. Nestled in South Holland's vibrant city of Rotterdam, the iconic Cube Houses or Pole Houses stand tall as modern-day tree houses. A whimsical sight unfolds as a tree home gracefully hangs from sturdy branches, with a trapeze on the right ready to assist in ladder cutting. Rewinding back to February 1975, students showcase their creativity and craftsmanship by building their very own cabin amidst nature's embrace (Image: 75-00876-002). Capturing another momentous occasion, students unite once again to construct a cozy cabin surrounded by nature's beauty (Image: 75-00876-001). The spirit of collaboration shines through as students come together during February 1975 to create a charming retreat amidst towering trees (Image: 75-00876). Returning to Rotterdam's architectural wonders, we marvel at the mesmerizing Cube Houses or Pole Houses that dot its landscape like enchanting tree houses. Eric Shield, only thirteen years old at the time, showcases his ingenuity by constructing a delightful little tree house back in November 1948 (Image: Treehouse - Eric Shield). Immersed within South Holland's urban tapestry lies Kubuswoningen – extraordinary Cube Houses or Pole Houses that blur boundaries between architecture and arboreal charm. Once more we are captivated by Rotterdam's unique architectural gems – Kubuswoningen stands proud as an embodiment of cube-shaped elegance intertwined with elements reminiscent of traditional tree houses.