anders berensson architects construct a charming apple headquarter treehouse in sweden

anders berensson architects have designed an ‘apple headquarter’ treehouse for an exclusive client in limham, sweden. the silhouette of the construction uses the rosy fruit shape, to create a charming hideaway, nestled among the woodland area of the garden. the small hub provides a place of sanctuary and wonder, inviting children and adults to enjoy the view across the swedish district. 

the treehouse is nestled amongst the woodland area of the garden

anders berensson architects decided to shape the treehouse in the shape of an apple, due to the fact that it would be placed on top of an old dead apple tree. the interior features a bench, a bookcase and a periscope hidden inside a rotating apple twig to spy on the surrounding villa gardens. the structure is built out of two big plywood sheets that have been jigsawed into an interlocking apple shape and then clad with poly-carbonate sheets, creating a transparent and super strong structure. 

the interior features a periscope hidden inside a rotating apple twig to spy on the surrounding villa gardens

sketch of the ‘apple headquarter’

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edited by: hollie smith | designboom