Living ecological alpine pods in the Italian Alps.

Stripped to its basic elements—no walls, only curtains to divide the living spaces—this colorful flat is inspired by Marcel...

A remote, hexagonal lodge in the Alaskan wilderness invites adventurous guests to take refuge from the elements.

With a bright but soothing interior, the Estonian seaside getaway draws decorative inspiration from its natural surroundings.

Stark Architecture uses prefabricated panels of cross-laminated timber to build an elevated ski retreat for the world champ.

If the climate crisis has increased storms in your area, raised beds, rain gardens, and native plants should be your new best...

A new book deep dives into the Palm Springs School of Architecture, unpacking how the California desert became integral to the...

Set into the dense tropical foliage of the Big Island’s wildest coast, the home—called Lavaflow 4—harnesses its site to welcome...

Matthew Trzebiatowski matched an extreme aesthetic to an extreme climate, but his sustainable moves took a gentler approach.

Each of its zones features a vibrant hue that adds character and definition to the roughly 600-square-foot space.

Architects Umberto Bonomo and Felipe Alarcón used a wedge-shaped wall to guard the concrete and glass home from the elements...

This elevated prefab cabin along the Chilean Andes has a buffer zone that helps protect it against harsh climatic conditions.

The solar-powered refuge is made from glass, wool, and steel—and it teaches people to “live like animals,” according to designer...

The radically open, surprisingly meditative house is covered in gardens from top to bottom.

The barren beauty of a desert landscape can be a source of inspiration for off-the-grid prefab living.