World famous tree house
This great work is named after Horace Burgess, located in Crossville, Pennsylvania.Tennessee
Horace Burgess, the owner of the house, took 11 years to complete the construction process, starting in 1993. And until now, the 10-story tree house is not only still very solid and sturdy, but it is also considered one of the famous works of art in the world.
This is the tallest wooden house in the world, it took 11 years to complete.
Even if you have never been inside this building, when you look at the photo above, you will still imagine how big and spacious it is. The area of the house is about 2,000 m2, but thanks to the economical policy of using recycled materials, Horace only had to spend 12,000 USD to build this massive house.
Built from six main tree stumps and using 258,000 nails to hold everything together, the architecture of the house looks quite perfect, just like a normal mansion. Inside the house there is a spiral staircase, a sanctuary, a choir, a basketball court, a balcony, and many small rooms.
63-year-old photographer Tom Whetton, who took this photo series in mid-March, said: "This tree house is really impressive to me. If you have ever stood next to it, stepped inside to explore the house, you will see how great it is. I think children will be very excited to be brought here to visit."
To everyone's curiosity, Horace Burgess said it was thanks to God's guidance that he was able to successfully build such a beautiful and difficult structure.
According to Infonet
