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Each CABN model is made of a timber structure that sits upon a steel-frame foundation.

The all-glass exterior of these prefabs have made them popular destinations for part-time rentals online.

Pricing for a standard Jupe starts at $24,500, with additional costs for details like a front porch and off-grid capabilities.

The slatted cladding on the Minima is made from rough sawn timber with tinted sealer. The windows are also framed in timber and come with a fly screen backing.

Clients can customize the cabin's exterior, making it out of wood or steel.

Each unit is outfitted with an irrigation system to help maintain the rooftop plants. Cutwork envisions chains and stacks of the PolyRoom units forming intrinsically biophilic communities.

Structure

The prefabs are built on a metal screw pile foundation. Not only is it more affordable than concrete, but it shortens on-site work to one day. In case clients would prefer to manage the installation themselves, aux box offers free consultation.

The home is delivered to site by truck before being placed by a crane onto the foundation. The rest of the installation—the interior and exterior finishing, utility hookups, and final inspections—can take up to four months.

This prefab also has a wraparound deck with a shaded dining area.

Customers are free to customize their prefab, as long as it fits within the company's structural grid.

The white-painted roofs form part of a enclosure system that "reflects up to 90% of incident heat,

Each of the microHaus models come with interior and exterior LEDs that respond to motion and ambient lighting.

The Tini L features a large outdoor deck alongside a slightly bigger footprint.