Finding your home away from home
This is technically a treehouse, but it’s greater than any treehouse I’ve ever seen. It has a 1,00 square-foot roof garden, domed skylights, composting toilets, and it’s built on a foundation made from recycled telephone poles. The best part of the treehouse is that its at Camp Twin Lakes, an area set aside from kids with special illnesses, disabilities and other types of challenges. What a wonderful design and idea.
For those that think that they wouldn't want to live in a dark, cold shipping container, check out these photos from a shipping container home built for a green street ...
On first glance, this home inspired by a lifeguard tower is nice, but not awesome. That is until you see the rooftop deck. The deck is so awesome ...
I love dome-shaped houses. Whether yurt homes, earth bag houses, or something more unique, there's something natural and calming about circular homes. Thus, when I saw this blog ...
Why go to all the trouble of building a treehouse when you can just grow a treehouse? The new practice is known as Arcorsculpture, and a few new companies ...
< clear="all"> This wonderful little residence is call the Taliesin Mod Fab, and its being built at the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture. It can run off ...
This one is really interesting, because I grew up not far from Mazama. Really. Those sagebrush and pine tree dotted hillsides are very family - I might know ...
This small house is a little too boxy and contemporary for my tastes, but it still looks nice. And it has great windows! Link via noticias arquitectura
I love this smallish weekend home in Hood River, Oregon. It blends nicely with the environment, but still provides plenty of livability and space. Link via Contemporist
This delightful little summer cabin has it all. It's built from local wood and reused windows, and the forest even grows through part of the roof! It's perfectly ...
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