Designed by Portland-based architecture firm, Kaplan Thompson Architects, the Falmouth Flyer house is an excellent example of ‘modern design meets sustainability’. Continue reading →

Spacebox is a modular, light weight prefab building system, which was established following a student housing problem in Utrecht, The Netherlands. Continue reading →

Michael Wielgus from Krakow, Poland, sent us his dome-shaped, wooden treehouse, which was inspired by the geodesic dome structures of American architect Richard Buckminster Fuller. Continue reading →

Located in a forest of Douglas fir and Ponderosa pine in Mazama, Washington, the Foster Loop Cabin is a beautiful retreat designed by Washington-based architecture firm, Balance Associates. Continue reading →

The BrightBuilt Barn is a beautiful, Net-Zero prefab home located in Rockport, Maine. The goal behind this unique prototype is to raise awarenss about energy use, sustainability, new building methods, and open source collaboration. Continue reading →

This small wooden cabin was designed by Fantastic Norway, an Oslo-based architectural studio. Influenced by the unique building culture in the area, this compact 77 sq. meters home is both beautiful and pragmatic. Continue reading →

Located just outside of Melbourne, Australia, Modscape offers a flexible housing solution. Their sustainable, prefab homes are designed using modules – use a single module as a stand-alone house or combine several modules for a bigger space. Continue reading →

Check out the concept of Agro Living for a new sustainable society. The idea is quite interesting, where vertical greenhouses blend within a prefab apartment building, combining both urban and rural living, while promoting independent living, community values, freedom and potentially provide additional income. Continue reading →

You come home early in the evening after work and your house comes to life; the garage door opens, the driveway illuminated, the blinds are raised and the alarm system is deactivated with a single push of a button. Continue reading →

I have always had a strong connection with the forest. Being surrounded by a vast canopy of trees and leaves allows me to contemplate and become totally calm. The Forest House, by Japanese architecture firm Tezuka Architect, reflects a shade of mystery as it floats in the forest and i simply love it. Continue reading →