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Lookout Cabin

The ›Se(e)(h)station‹, whose name plays on the German words for ›seeing‹ and ›lake‹, is a little gem with a big view. Our clients, a married couple from Carinthia, wanted to create a place for their large family, a special sleeping and play area for their children and eight grandchildren – a place for daydreaming and seeing. The widely visible treehouse tower perches on a slope above the town of Seeboden in Austria.

The first terrace is reached unspectacularly via a gently sloping ramp but the steep incline soon becomes apparent. A little staircase takes one further to the sloping treehouse, made of larch.

Inside, there are windows on all sides. One’s eye is however immediately captivated by the view from the panorama window at the end of the large reclining area, where one can see Lake Millstatt, the boats, surrounding villages and mountains.

Trees set between several silver firs, ashes, yews and various bushes
Height Terrace: 1 to 17 m; treehouse: 2.2 m above the terrace
Bearing structure standing framework; larch on 4 reinforced concrete pad foundations
Interior area 8,6 qm
Terrace area 13,4 qm
Façade construction from inside to outside: 20 mm larch boarding, untreated;     60 mm mineral insulation; wind foil; 20 mm air space; 20 mm larch battens