Seattle architecture firm Olson Kundig is best known for its ability to bridge nature and design, creating beautiful homes, unconventional cabins, and even office buildings across the Pacific Northwest and far beyond. One of its latest projects, the Costa Rica Treehouse, brings the studo's award-winning approach south to the Central American jungle.
Built for a pair of surfers with a passion for environmental sustainability, pulling off the project was no easy feat. The three-story, 2,140-square-foot house rises above the treetops of the jungle in Santa Teresa, Costa Rica.