This hanging hotel in Canada will give you major vacation goals
It will fulfill your childhood dreams of living in a tree house
Hanging hotel in Canada. PHOTO: Free Spirit Sphere
A hanging hotel in Canada might fulfill your childhood dreams of living in a tree house!
Located in a forested region of Vancouver Island, Free Spirit Spheres allows guests to stay in a room suspended on trees. The wooden rooms are surrounded by flora and fauna making it a beautiful place to spend the night.
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The mastermind behind the resort is Tom Chudleigh who built these round tree houses in the 1990s.
“Architecture is a way of shaping and creating habitat to reflect a feeling and to harmonise with the environment. The sphere is a form of architecture that reflects that thought of unity and feeling of oneness. Where normal square/rectangular housing separates walls, floor and ceiling with hard lines and often color and material changes—in a sphere they all become one.” says Chudleigh.
The hanging rooms are beautiful on the outside and comfortable on the inside -- definitely bound to give you vacation goals!
This story originally appeared on ScoopWhoop
Located in a forested region of Vancouver Island, Free Spirit Spheres allows guests to stay in a room suspended on trees. The wooden rooms are surrounded by flora and fauna making it a beautiful place to spend the night.
6 reasons why everyone should travel
The mastermind behind the resort is Tom Chudleigh who built these round tree houses in the 1990s.
“Architecture is a way of shaping and creating habitat to reflect a feeling and to harmonise with the environment. The sphere is a form of architecture that reflects that thought of unity and feeling of oneness. Where normal square/rectangular housing separates walls, floor and ceiling with hard lines and often color and material changes—in a sphere they all become one.” says Chudleigh.
The hanging rooms are beautiful on the outside and comfortable on the inside -- definitely bound to give you vacation goals!
This story originally appeared on ScoopWhoop