The Urban Treehouse by German practice baumraum is a family project based on the initiative of the grandfather Hans-Joachim and implemented by his grandson Kolja. Located in Berlin, the treehouse was conceived as a research project to design and build housing in tune with nature. The basic idea was to place a treehouse in the urban environment of Berlin which could serve as an inspiration for students and those interested in architecture.
Photography: Laura Fiorio
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