Honestly this is one of the coolest and most inventive stories I have read in a mighty long time, please read about eco-architect Mitchell Joachim’s visionary ideas about how to grow living treehouses from ficus molded around frame structures. Displayed below is a video from Mitchell Joachim explaining the details of how they work. Joachim does better justice to his imaginative ecological designs than I am able to do in a mere post, so if you have any interest in living tree houses (and you should), check out the video below.
YouTube - Watch VIDEO: Grow a Treehouse with TerreForm
To read more about “Living Treehouses”, click here.
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- Green Acres: Is Farm Living the Life for You?
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Saturday June 7, 2008: Dr. Mitchell Joachim of Terreform Studios, a nonprofit philanthropic architectural design firm, will do a live presentation on whole ecological design. This event is free to the general public and will be held at Classics Used and Rare Books located at 117 South Warren Street in downtown Trenton For more information about BOOST, GSS-SET, and community resources, please call (206) 202-2882 or email timrazzaq@comcast.net.