The highest treehouse in the world located in Crossville, Tennessee and is very different from what we've seen before. It is characteristic that the manufacturer of Horace Burgess took eleven years to complete.
The creator of home-living in it, says construction began in 1993 after he had a vision of God telling him that if manufactured will not ever run out materials.
The house covers almost 930 square meters but it cost $ 12,000 because many used recycled materials.
Inside the house there is a staircase, a temple, a place for the choir, basketball and countless rooms, corridors and balconies.
The images shot by photographer Tom Whetton 63chronos that remained impressed by the construction.
"I really can not realize the scale until you stand next to him but it really is huge," he said.
The entire home is built on six trees and 258,000 Horace used nails to complete.
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