• Mayan in geometry but American barcalounger in function, this hybrid design allows for both formality and comfort. To our disappointment, the plan design could have taken better advantage of the site opportunities and, ultimately, the fact that a roof structure was not included in the programming detracts from the overall project. Grade: C+

Source: Part 1, Part 2

Found a tutorial at Instructables:

A fort is a very fun and simple private base that anyone can construct which allows them to be sectioned off from the rest of the world. Although forts seem simple to build, they often require at least some tips in order to build them to their full potential…

http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-build-a-fort/

Let me guess, it's for "medical" purposes.

Look at how much beer’s on the side there!

Source: “A fort my college roommates and I made: Pandora“

Blast from the past here, in which “Chester” the hand puppet is being told to take his blanket fort down. Sifl & Olly FTW!

Here I’m going to be posting pictures and stories of users’ “Furniture Forts”, because I can.

Hahahaha! Just you try and stop me!