In 1940, as a tribute to the Arts and Crafts era of the mid-19th century, a home was constructed on a magnificent tract along the Colorado river in Austin, TX. The current owners imagined a family treehouse matching the main house architecture they fell in love with. Using a wise old pecan tree as its focal point, we created a new treehouse structure with a century-old esthetic. Oh, and we managed some modern touches like a sky-high railed platform perch that sports a 120ft zipline.




