Tom Chudleigh has had a minimalist view of living for years and he wanted to develop low-impact housing spaces. Enter his Free Spirit Spheres, tiny circular housing units that can be used as tree houses. Tom has been building treehouses for 25 years on Vancouver Island, British Columbia for use in the forest with a minimum footprint. Tom and his crew walk viewers through the process of building, and living in, their idea for alternative housing and living in the woods. These are basically tiny spherical homes. Imagine one on the North Shore or in the Jackson Hole woods.
Check Out These Spherical Tree Houses Built for Sustainable Living
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