04798nam a2200301Ia 4500003000600000005001700006008004100023010001700064020001800081040003400099050002100133082001400154100002000168245016300188246005600351246005500407264003200462300005300494336002600547337002800573338002700601505263400628520112703262650002304389650004104412700002004453700002304473pucpr20220419171115.000401112007 nyuae 000 0 eng  a 2007022820 a9780810995192 apucprbengcpucprdpucprerda00aTH4885bL38 200700a728.92221 aLaurens, Alain.10aTreehouse living :b50 innovative designs. /cAlain Laurens, Daniel Dufour, Ghislain André ; photographs by Vincent Thfoin ; preface by Yann-Arthus-Beehtxt3 aTreehouse living :bfifty innovative design. /htxt3 aLa Cabane Perchée :bThe Treehouse Aloft. /htxt aNew York :bAbrams ,c2007. a215 p.bcol. ;ill. ;plans ;photo ;c29 cm.fbook 2rdacontentatextbtxt 2rdamediaaunmediadedbn 2rdacarrieravolumebnc aContents -- Arough-Draft Treehouse - Lubéron, Francia -- The Treehouse and the Oak Tree - Rambouillet Forest. France -- The Treehouse on Tahiti Beach - Ramatuelle, Southern France -- The Girls’ Treehouses - Geneva, Switzerland -- A Musical Treehouse - Southern Spain -- A Treehouse for Cézanne - Aix-en-Provence, France -- The Champagne-Drinker’s Treehouse - Rambouillet Forest, France -- An Exotic Treehouse - Normandy, France -- The Treehouse and The Truffles - Lubéron, France -- Éléonore’s Treehouse - Fayence, France -- A Treehouse for The Soft-Hearted - Toulon, France -- The Eerie Treehouse - Alps of Upper Provence, France -- The Floating Treehouse - Saléve Mountain, France -- The Gift-Wrapped Treehouse - Brittany, France -- A Bucolic Treehouse - Geneva, Switzerland -- A Jewel in the suburbs - Paris, France -- The Breton Treehouse - Brittany, France -- The Treehouse Observatory - Alps of Upper Provence, France -- The Twin Treehouses - Provence, France -- The Terrace Treehouse - Avignon, France -- The Zen Treehouse - Alpilles hills, southern France -- The Treehouse in the clouds - Brittany, France -- A vertiginous Treehouse - The hill country behind Nice, France -- A Treehouse with views to die for - Alpilles hills, southern France -- A Treehouse nestled in the children’s playground - Geneva, Switzerland -- Chateaubriand’s Treehouse - Paris Area, France -- The Wild Deers’ Treehouse - Rambouillet Forest, France -- Treehouses that Stand Guard - Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France -- A Château Treehouse - Aubagne, France -- The Lookout Treehouse - Lubéron, France -- The Treehouse of our childhood - Rambouillet Forest, France -- The Treehouse in the Park - Paris area, France -- The Lovers’ Treehouse - La Croix-Valmer, France -- A unique Treehouse - Sologne, France -- A Treehouse for all - The hill country near Nice, France -- A secret Treehouse - La Garde-Freinet, southern France -- The Holiday Treehouse - Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France -- The Treehouse Refuge - Cannes, France -- The Savage’s Treehouse - Provence, France -- The Duplex Treehouse - Normandy, France -- The Treehouse by the duck pond - Rambouillet Forest, France -- The Watchtower - Alpilles hills, Southern France -- A family Treehouse - Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France -- The Children’s World - Saint- Tropez, France -- The Sportsman’s Treehouse - Champagne-Ardennes, France -- The Farmhouse Treehouse - Brittany, France -- A cinematic Treehouse - Brittany, France -- The peaceful Treehouse - Sologne, France -- A bed in the sky - Lubéron, France -- The bamboo Treehouse - Lubéron, France -- The Workshop -- aLiving high up in the trees is no longer only a fantasy. A renewed passion for nature, combined with the growing availability of innovative building techniques and materials, has created a burst of imaginative treehouse construction on every continent. Alain Laurens is Europe's leading architect of such projects, and his company, La cabane Perchée, is internationally recognized for its extraordinary treehouse design, superior workmanship, and ecological responsibility. Treehouse Living includes fifty innovative treehouses in a wide range of styles, all built without driving a single nail into a tree. From a lofty porch for entertaining to a secluded bedroom set amid rustling leaves, from an intimate dining room to a living area complete with spectacular views, this book offers a new way to live well in nature. Features over 300 beautiful colour photographs and illustrations that explore the many possibilities of truly living in nature, from very refined, comfortable structures, to the more rustic treehouses that seem to vanish into the foliage, to the utter simplicity of a comfy bed nestled into a tree. 0aTree houses2Local 0aTree housesvDesign and construction1 aDufour, Daniel.1 aAndré, Ghislain.