Design The circular tree-houses by Manuel Mosquera
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The circular tree-houses by Manuel Mosquera

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Emanuele D'Angelo

It is undoubtedly a dream that everyone had as children to own a beautiful tree house.
The Argentinean architect Manuel Mosquera for a modular architecture competition designed a complex of tree houses, adapted to the natural landscape of a French forest.

The architect had to follow certain rules, however, starting from the premise of being adaptable to a diverse range of users and with expansion possibilities.

Each project is divided into thirty degree modules that can be arranged in different ways, allowing each tree house to be unique.

About two meters high these small houses have a beautiful circular shape that makes them unique.
In total the house is 5 cubic meters, perfect in reality for one person, to live isolated and peacefully in the French forests.



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Written by Emanuele D'Angelo

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