As cabin kits and prefab architecture continue to skyrocket in popularity around the world, few global regions seem to add as many unique takes on prefabricated housing as Central Europe and the Baltics. From Hungary and Slovenia to Estonia and Latvia the prefab concepts keep on coming.
Certainly the most unique design we've seen to date is the funky folding cabin by Latvian housing start-up Brette Haus, the tiny 300-square-foot micro cabin is built off-site, folded to create a cube for easy transport by truck or rail, and can be fully installed in roughly 3 hours (including utility hook-up). And it cost just €56,200 (roughly $60,500 USD).