The `Children activity & learning centre´ from 24H>architecture


For the 6-star hotel resort Soneva Kiri on Koh Kood island in the gulf of Thailand, the 24H>architecture team has raised this giant treehouse in the shape of a manta ray. At least I see it as a treehouse, because it complies with pretty much every guideline turning a house into a treehouse: it is for children. It provides an auditorium/cinema for films, lectures and plays, a library with books on permaculture and local traditions, an art room, a music room, thus giving children both creative and ecological education while playing. That is the purpose of this treehouse. It also provides a kitchen together with a garden for the children to prepare their self-grown vegetables with a special cook. Built with local bamboo and other wood it features a breathtaking view over the sea and the djungle from up to 26 feet high up. A little extra dining treehouse and a sleeping pod complete the site. An insane place to discover, play and never leave again!

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All pictures by courtesy of 24H>architecture © Kiattipong Panchee & Boris Zeisser

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