Out in the wilderness of Willow, Alaska, Phillip Weidner built a house for himself that, as he put it, is his “poem to the sky.”
His original intent was to build a log cabin. But then he realized the cabin could hold another one on top of it. And then, “I just kept going,” he said.
He calls the house Goose Creek Tower. It’s 185 feet tall (because 200 ft is the limit of federal air space in the area). I has eight levels, though that’s more of an estimate, because it “depends how you count storeys,” he said.
Goose Creek Tower. Alaska.org
