A few months after the last time, we come back to talk about Antony Gibbon, the Mexican architect best known for his projects that blend sculpture and architecture and that seem to come directly from a distant future. 
This time it was the A-F3 project that caught our attention, an unusual interpretation of the classic tree house. 

First of all, Antony Gibbon’s tree house is not designed to be built by leaning on branches or on the trunk, but to completely overlook the forest, allowing those who live there to have the feeling of flying over nature. 

As often happens in his projects, for the shape of this cabin, the architect opted for bold, almost sculptural geometries, which are further emphasized by the large triangular windows and a dark, almost black wooden roof.

The A-F3 is a living solution designed for one or two people, the interior space is divided into two levels, a lower one that houses the bathroom, kitchen and living area, and an upper one entirely dedicated to the bedroom. 

Finally, the access to the house consists of a passage that flies over the forest, giving people the opportunity to experience the landscape at 360 ° and take a pleasant walk in mid-air.