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TreeLife by The Cool Hunter - 2010/11
We are excited to announce that our first offline event, TreeLife by The Cool Hunter, will be unveiled in a major city in 2010/11 (cities to be announced).
This event will showcase innovative and creative sustainable architecture, and illustrate that green can co-exist with urban city life.

The world's first major public exhibition of 'green design' treehouses, TreeLife will bring the biggest names in international architecture, design and art into the one public place for the first time, showcasing cutting edge green and sustainable design.

Life in the trees
Treehouses have become creative eco-statements in the design world. They allow people to literally be "in" nature and peace above the stressful street level of life. The Cool Hunter will invite top local and international architects, artists and designers to design for the event a modern treehouse, created from sustainable and recycled materials

Global program of events:
To celebrate the incredible temporary environment created by TreeLife, the exhibition will host a program of events that will vary from city to city.
Art-life: Green-themed, organic art installations placed around treehouses including topiary.


Silent Cinema: Public, open-air "silent" movie screenings using wireless, sound-proof headphones.

Free bikes at each satellite venue for people to move from site to site in an eco-friendly manner

Hi-Tea: Refresh in the TreeLife High Tea Room

The Green Room: An off-site sister hospitality venue

Sleep overnight in a treehouse: The ultimate tree house experience.

Illuminating TreeLife at night: LED installations and nightly LIGHT SHOW

Rollerdisco: A 70s "rollerskate" rink.

Eco-stage: Artists will perform amongst the installations on the green-powered Eco-Stage

The Ecotarium: A showcase of green technology.

Graphic Art exhibition: 100 TreeLife posters designed by 100 of the world's top graphic illustrators

For sponsorship enquiries, contact here

In a wonderful fusion of ancient Asian art forms and modern sensibilities, two massive origami lanterns in the form of tigers, will help Sydney citizens and visitors celebrate the Lunar or Chinese New Year. February 14 will mark the start of the Year of the Tiger, but the two crouching giants will remain at Customs House from February 11 to March 14, 2010.

The lanterns are 2.5 meters high and more than 7 meters long and they are lit by low-energy LED lights. As is fitting in soccer-mad Australia, the felines are not just idly posing, they are playing soccer in celebration of the FIFA soccer world cup. The tigers, commissioned by Customs House to raise awareness about the endangered status of tigers, were designed by Laboratory for Visionary Architecture (LAVA) with offices in Sydney and Stuttgart, Germany. - Bill Tikos