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The yellow treehouse café is located in the wilderness of new zealand and designed by pacific environments
architects. the unusual structure sits 10 m off the ground with nothing to support it except one redwood tree. the café is 10m wide and 20m high with a split level floor. the structure is made from sustainably forested timbre trusses and laminated pin fins, which give the café its conch-like form. visitors have to enter the café via a 60m-treetop walkway. the café is a marketing promotion for yellowpages and is set to be complete by mid-decemeber.

Source: designboom

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