Bespoke Treetop Dendritic Mycelium-Infused Phyllotaxis Spiral Observatory

Construct the primary structural base using reclaimed cedar beams that radiate from the tree trunk in a Fibonacci-inspired spiral pattern. This foundation provides the necessary support for the cantilevered viewing platforms while minimizing hardware intrusion into the living tree.

Incorporate custom-formed structural panels treated with dormant mycelium spores to act as organic tension-dampeners. As the tree grows, the fungal network slowly integrates with the wood fibers, creating a self-healing bond that strengthens over time.

Install curved glass apertures along the outer edge of the spiral that follow the geometric rules of plant phyllotaxis. These windows are calibrated to capture specific angles of sunlight throughout the day to naturally illuminate the interior space.

Finish the interior flooring with a bio-resin inlay that reacts to the microscopic vibrations of the tree canopy. This allows occupants to feel the rhythmic, wind-driven pulse of the forest as they lounge within the observatory.