These prefab homes present an alternative lifestyle within a circular house, made entirely from wood, which has the ability to rotate with the sun. Continue reading →

House O, by Japanese Sou Fujimoto Architects, is a one-story weekend house and future home for a couple, located on a rocky coast in Chiba, Japan, facing the Pacific Ocean. Continue reading →

The Sandou House, by Japanese architecture firm Tezuka Architects, is a very narrow residential property located 5m from the Inland Sea overlooking one of Japan’s most popular tourist attractions, the dramatic gate (torii) of Itsukushima Shrine. Continue reading →

Nestled among groves of rare Monterey pines and cypress, you will find California’s unique cottage community, Carmel-by-the-Sea, with its delightful small homes, inspired by the 1920’s storybook-look Hansel cottage. Continue reading →

If you’re tired of living in crowded urban centers with high real estate costs then maybe you should think about living in a houseboat – a unique option for a permanent home, only this prefab house is designed to float. Continue reading →

Pole houses are sustainable, expandable and adaptable homes, offering both a very strong structure (hurricane and flood resistant) as well as spatial balance and harmony. With no terrain-altering site work, excavations or retaining walls, pole houses are affordable to build as well as environmentally sensitive. Continue reading →

This ecologically friendly cabin, by Canadian architect Todd Saunders, is both cozy and modern. Estimated at a price of $127,000, the BlueSky Mod prefab cabin consists of two modules separated by a 9 ft wide unroofed breezeway. The reason for this unexpected design is simple – In this prefabricated cabin, experiencing nature is a necessity. Continue reading →

This is a beautiful barn house conversion by Belgian architecture and interior design firm BURO II. The challenge was to combine tradition, innovation and respect for the surrounding landscape in one project. Continue reading →

With its unique architecture design and beautiful location, the amazing K villa, by Japanese architect Aoki Jun, reflects both modern and traditional Japanese minimalism. Continue reading →

This silo structure does not store grain or other agricultural materials, not at all… this unique residence accommodates one man and his extremely lucky weekend guests. Continue reading →