The Dom'Up is Inspired By Tree Camping Designs
Rahul Kalvapalle — February 10, 2015 — Art & Design
Dom'Up is an innovative suspension-style tree cabin, designed by Dutch arboriculturist Bruno de Grunne and architect Nicolas d'Ursel, that is inspired by traditional treehouses and tree camping. This arboreal shelter is very easy to install and dismantle and is designed to not disturb the surrounding trees and environment.
The shelter uses a hanging system that effectively distributes the weight of the structure while minimizing impact on trees.It comes with a double canvas tent shelter, protective roofing, a spacious terrace and considerable interior space. The shelter's bed can easily be moved to the terrace to help you enjoy a night under the stars.
Dom'Up is a great example of how innovative technology and design can be used to help people get closer to nature without disrupting their environment.
The shelter uses a hanging system that effectively distributes the weight of the structure while minimizing impact on trees.It comes with a double canvas tent shelter, protective roofing, a spacious terrace and considerable interior space. The shelter's bed can easily be moved to the terrace to help you enjoy a night under the stars.
Dom'Up is a great example of how innovative technology and design can be used to help people get closer to nature without disrupting their environment.
Trend Themes
1. Suspended Treetop Cabins - The trend of suspended treetop cabins offers a unique opportunity for businesses to provide innovative eco-friendly accommodations.
2. Tree Camping - The trend of tree camping presents a disruptive innovation opportunity for companies to create new and immersive outdoor experiences.
3. Minimal Impact Architecture - The trend of minimal impact architecture provides an exciting avenue for businesses to develop sustainable structures that blend harmoniously with the natural environment.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - The hospitality industry can leverage the trend of suspended treetop cabins to offer guests unique and eco-conscious lodging options.
2. Tourism - The tourism industry can tap into the trend of tree camping to attract adventure-seeking travelers with unforgettable experiences in natural surroundings.
3. Architecture and Design - The architecture and design industry can explore the trend of minimal impact architecture to create innovative structures that minimize environmental disruption.
5.6
Score
Popularity
Activity
Freshness
