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Guillermo used fast-growing, sustainable radiata pine for the cabins, both of which feature a living/dining area and kitchen on the upper level and three bedrooms on the ground floor.

The upper floor of one of the cabins features a wood-burning stove, beanbag chairs, and a hanging paper lantern.

The minimalist design of the stylish home—think a light timber-clad interior that echoes the exterior cladding and clean, white furnishings—puts the focus firmly on the incredible views. The two floors are connected by a ladder, or a more conventional staircase located within the covered deck area.

Le MICA is a strikingly sleek micro-home located in the Maelström recreational forest, just 25 minutes from Old Quebec. The tiny home comprises two simple rectilinear forms stacked atop each other and inserted in an open “box” form that functions as a covered deck area and frames the panoramic views of Laurentian Park. Wood burning heaters in the living area and on the deck keep the home cosy even in the depths of winter.

Buhaus floor plan

Buhaus can be customized with a variety of finishes, and buyers can choose from a range of “editions”—from standard polished aluminum to black and even camouflage exteriors. The build time is approximately three months.

Lushna's dwellings are available in Europe and the U.S., though for customers in the latter, prices can vary based on shipping costs and taxes. The baseline price of Villa Massive, seen here, is approximately $9,375. The canvas-lined Villa Air's is $4,453. To see Lushna's full range of products, visit their website here!

The units don't even require foundations—simple ground screws from Krinner are enough to support them.

The KODA Light Float isn't mobile by itself, but it could be transported by another boat to a different location on the same body of water.

The Estonian prefab company is bringing stylish, modern tiny homes to urban and rural areas alike.

The enlarged floor plan of the KODA Light Extended allows for a wider variety of use. The home has a slightly larger kitchen area and a completely private back room that can be used as a bedroom or office.

The KODA Light features a similar layout to the KODA Concrete, with a lofted sleeping area and a bathroom underneath. However, the kitchenette is slightly larger and L-shaped, and there is also a wraparound table and seating area around part of the bathroom.

When set up as a rental unit, a KODA Concrete can accommodate two guests in the sleeping area and another two on a convertible sofa in the living area.

KODA homes can be transported to a site and then set up within a few days or less.

Estonian design collective Kodasema launched this 269-square-foot micro-home, which can be built in less than a day.

A tough, rusted steel exterior holds up against the elements of a construction site.

Outfitted with a desk, storage, and wiring, the Site Shack is equipped for work.

Powers Construction uses the Site Shack as a space to meet with homeowners and discuss the project.