Perched on pink granite cliffs, a series of prefab pavilions offer a luxe, back-to-nature experience in one of Tasmania’s oldest National Parks.

Built in 1949, this steel prefab in Minneapolis is a blast from the past-not to mention a rare midcentury gem.

With four outdoor living spaces, this prefab Cliff May abode is perfect for large-scale entertaining.

This 5,000-square-foot home made from steel, concrete, and glass took less than five months to build-but it’ll last forever.

After an in-house meal, guests can stay the night at the renovated farmhouse, which is designed as an agritourism escape.

Koto’s first children’s cabin combines minimalist design and sustainable materials with flat-pack perfection.

In southern Maine, an eco-friendly home puts a contemporary spin on the traditional New England vernacular.

Grab your skis—this two-bedroom cabin is less than two miles from the Summit at Snoqualmie (and only 28 miles from Seattle).

Designed to welcome the outdoors in, two modular and minimalist houses provide a blissful escape in the Uruguayan countryside.

After an in-house meal, guests can stay the night at the renovated farmhouse, which is designed as an agritourism escape.

DOOD Studio helps a young Australian couple create a light and bright addition to their previously dark home, which the owner-builder...