© Todd Remington 2006

Tree Houses and Towers

Todd Remington has designed tree houses and towers as "hide-aways" for clients with a more unorthodox understanding of "getting away".

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Photo at Top: This tower "hide-away" rises high above the lush hill side and into the jungle canopy. With a base structure over 20 feet tall, occupants are immersed in the tree canopy itself. Access is from a wood bridge structure.

Photo Lower Left: A mountainside reading room. The roof appears to hover above, given a ribbon of glass just below the ceiling on all 4 sides. This glass strip provides ample indirect natural light and a view to the surrounding trees. At left can be seen a writing desk bump out with focused views.

Photo Lower Center: High in the trees, the view from a deck attached to one of Todd Remington's tree houses, can make anyone feel like a kid again.

Photo Lower Right: Detail of a tree house roof showing the exposed structure reminiscent of tree branches.

Specializing in Residential Architecture: Homes, Cabins and Retreats