Tree
Houses.
Elevated structures that combine architecture, landscape and imagination to create spaces that feel as memorable as the destination itself.
Architecture that
becomes the experience.
Tree houses and A-frame structures give destinations a way to combine function with a strong sense of place.
These structures can serve as glamping accommodation, reception areas, viewing points, changing rooms, relaxation spaces and other functional elements within resorts, adventure parks and tourism developments.
What makes them particularly valuable is their ability to perform a practical role while also contributing to the identity of the destination. The structure itself becomes something guests notice, photograph and remember.
Whether elevated among trees or positioned to overlook a dramatic landscape, a well-designed structure can make the built environment feel like part of the adventure rather than simply supporting it.
Create a structure with a strong visual identity and sense of place.
Design the building around a clear hospitality, tourism or operational purpose.
Use elevation, trees and views to strengthen the overall experience.
Build above
the ordinary.
What goes into
a tree house.
A distinctive structure still needs to work practically. Site, purpose, access, form and construction all need to support the intended use.
Site & Landscape Assessment
We consider trees, terrain, elevation, access, views and the surrounding environment before determining where the structure should sit.
Function & Use Planning
Whether the structure is intended for accommodation, reception, viewing, changing facilities or another use influences its scale and internal arrangement.
Architectural Design
The form, proportions and relationship with the surrounding landscape are developed into a structure that feels appropriate to the destination.
Engineering & Materials
Supporting systems and materials are selected according to the design, site conditions, intended use and required durability.
Construction
The concept is translated into a functioning structure with attention to access, usability, appearance and its relationship to the wider property.
Care & Maintenance
Ongoing inspection and maintenance help preserve the structure, finishes and visitor experience over time.
One structure.
Many possibilities.
Tree houses and A-frame structures can serve a wide range of practical and commercial roles within tourism and recreation properties.
Glamping
Create distinctive accommodation that becomes part of the reason guests choose the property.
Reception
Give visitors a memorable first interaction with the destination.
Lookout Points
Use elevated structures to make the most of landscapes, valleys, forests and water views.
Guest Facilities
Create changing rooms, relaxation spaces and other supporting facilities with more character.
Tree house
or A-frame?
The right structure depends on what the site allows and what the building needs to do.
Some locations naturally suit elevated tree-house concepts, while others may benefit from an A-frame or similar freestanding structure that delivers the same sense of character without relying on existing trees.
Give the property
a signature structure.
These structures work particularly well where architecture, accommodation and the surrounding landscape are central to the guest experience.
Lodges
Add distinctive accommodation and guest spaces within natural settings.
Resorts
Create architecture that strengthens the visual identity of the property.
Adventure Parks
Extend the adventure theme beyond activities and into the built environment.
Glamping Sites
Build accommodation that is part shelter, part scenery and part experience.
Build around
the landscape.
Pair signature structures with complementary adventure experiences that make even more use of the surrounding site.
Build a structure
guests remember.
Whether you're considering glamping accommodation, a reception building, viewing structure or another distinctive space, tell Ziplord what you want the property to become.