PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
a single point foundation, pre-fabricated treehouse. Stability maintained with cables to surrounding trees- no permanent foundation.
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the hooch dwelling
Affordable/Cost-effective | Biomimicry | Climate - Temperate | Climate - Tropical | Context - Rural | Context - Urban | Disaster Mitigation - Earthquake-resistant | Disaster Mitigation - Flood-resistant | Disaster Mitigation - Hurricane-resistant | Energy - Alternative Energy Sources | Energy - Efficiency | Green Design/ Practices | Low Maintenance | Manufactured/Prefab | Materials - Environmentally Sensitive | Materials - Traditional | Mobile/Demountable | Off-Grid | Participatory Design | Solar - Passive | Temporary Shelter | Treehouse | bamboo | treehouse | United States
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Project DetailsNAME: the hooch dwelling PROJECT LEAD: LOCATION: Rincon', Puerto Rico, United States START DATE: June 07, 2005 SIZE: 100 sq. ft BUILDING TYPE: Treehouse, Temporary Shelter ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER: jo scheer WEBSITE: island ambiance CREATIVE COMMONSWho's onlineThere are currently 1 user and 6858 guests online.
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temporary shelter, yes, but extremely resilient- earthquake resistant, hurricane resistant, and tsunami resistant. Add to that its natural intrusion resistance, its insect, ground based pest resistance, it is indeed a worthy shelter. Cheap to build, and utilizing local, tropical materials (bamboo), it can be owner built, and last a very long time.