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Treehouse

Info

Project
Info

  • Date
    February 2019
  • Status
    Complete
  • Location
    Lousiana
  • Size
    1850 sf
  • Category
    Housing
  • Service
    Architecture
  • Team members
    Matt Decotiis
    Paulo Perkins
    Adrienne Catalano

The Treehouse in Abita Springs, Louisiana was an ideal collaboration between the client, architect, and nature. The client, a renowned naturalist artist based in South Louisiana, wanted to emphasize the architectural design as a direct reflection of the natural surroundings. The client approached CICADA in the Spring of 2018 to develop a plan for the property’s exterior and interior spaces, including the addition of a master bedroom and bathroom to the existing home, with the goal of turning a modest cabin in the woods into a luxurious artist retreat. The design reflects the values of the client—respecting the landscape, framing views of the surrounding environment, blending boundaries between interior and exterior—all while maintaining the whimsical feel of a traditional treehouse.


Project Team:

// Architect: CICADA

// Interior Consultant: Lauren Bombet Interiors

// General Contractor: Ogar Construction

// Interior Photography: Sara Essex Bradley


Press: Louisiana Life Magazine

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Located in Abita Springs, Louisiana, the Treehouse was an ideal collaboration between the client, architect, and nature. CICADA’s client, a renowned naturalist artist based in South Louisiana, conceptualized the architectural design for both the interior and exterior spaces as a direct reflection of the building’s natural surroundings—framing views of the environment, blending boundaries between inside and outside, and maintaining the whimsical feel of a traditional treehouse.

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The windows are like frames for paintings of the surrounding environment.
—Rebouché
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Treehouse

Info

Project
Info

  • Date
    February 2019
  • Status
    Complete
  • Location
    Lousiana
  • Size
    1850 sf
  • Category
    Housing
  • Service
    Architecture
  • Team members
    Matt Decotiis
    Paulo Perkins
    Adrienne Catalano

The Treehouse in Abita Springs, Louisiana was an ideal collaboration between the client, architect, and nature. The client, a renowned naturalist artist based in South Louisiana, wanted to emphasize the architectural design as a direct reflection of the natural surroundings. The client approached CICADA in the Spring of 2018 to develop a plan for the property’s exterior and interior spaces, including the addition of a master bedroom and bathroom to the existing home, with the goal of turning a modest cabin in the woods into a luxurious artist retreat. The design reflects the values of the client—respecting the landscape, framing views of the surrounding environment, blending boundaries between interior and exterior—all while maintaining the whimsical feel of a traditional treehouse.


Project Team:

// Architect: CICADA

// Interior Consultant: Lauren Bombet Interiors

// General Contractor: Ogar Construction

// Interior Photography: Sara Essex Bradley


Press: Louisiana Life Magazine

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    North Rampart Residence

  • View

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    Rex House

Overview

Located in Abita Springs, Louisiana, the Treehouse was an ideal collaboration between the client, architect, and nature. CICADA’s client, a renowned naturalist artist based in South Louisiana, conceptualized the architectural design for both the interior and exterior spaces as a direct reflection of the building’s natural surroundings—framing views of the environment, blending boundaries between inside and outside, and maintaining the whimsical feel of a traditional treehouse.

View Details

The windows are like frames for paintings of the surrounding environment.
—Rebouché
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Conti Residence

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