For its 10th Anniversary Issue the edgy magazine Details spotlights "this artfully designed tree house." The article "The Ultimate Treehouse Hideaway" explains the atypical relationship between the fallen Aleppo pine, the metaphorical structural "trunks," and the trapezoid-shaped dwelling.  (Schaefer, March 2010)  Download Full Article.

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If you want to become an architect, a long road to licensure lay ahead of you.  Few have the stamina to endure this grueling process.  Once you've received your accredited degree (5-6 years), worked for an architect (3-5 years), and passed all written exams (7-8), one final hurdle remains: The dreaded CSE, a daunting oral exam.  Great men have been brought to tears by this exam.

Not Keith Ireland.  With complete disregard for its historically low passing rate, Keith conquered the test on his first attempt.  Booyah!

Keith has always been very smart.  But now Keith is very, very happy and we are proud of him.

If you've never held the C3 Magazine in your hand, you're missing out. This hearty publication is seething with detailed drawings and professional photography.  Those fortunate enough to land a copy of the current issue (no. 306, Feb. 2010) will enjoy exclusive conceptual sketches and construction details of our Banyan Drive Treehouse within the clever article "Childhood Dream."