The HemLoft is a secret tree house
that’s hiding in the woods of Whistler, Canada. A former software developer
Joel Allen, who was laid off from his job actually fabricated this and he
decided to find another work rather than to retire. This was a fruitless attempt for the then-26
year old, but the time off shifted his career path to carpentry and he acquired
skills made it possible for him to design and build this getaway over the
course of many years.
This egg shaped structure is using
plywood ribs to set its form and scavenged wood to fill out the rest. Inside,
it’s actually a 2 storey minimalist setup, best for somebody who likes camping
because it has no running water or electricity. The top of HemLoft features
pop-open windows that are impeccable for quietly observing the surrounding
woods and taking in the night stars. Although there is a space reserved for a
kitchen. His handiwork is built on a stranger's land without their permission
and its location is secret and unidentified by most, and the owners of the
property have yet to find out about this tucked-away gem.
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