A-frame

How the newly launched Portland, Oregon-based design company champions accessibility, sustainability, and mobility with prefab architecture

A hands-on look at the modest 115-sq-ft backcountry cabin, designed to be assembled by three to four people in as many days

Call one of these cool cabins home-base for a Vermont weekend of skiing, hiking and eating Ben & Jerry's

The unique, expandable cabin concept by Hungarian design studio Hello Wood may soon ship to the U.S. for around $70k

Inside the iconic triangle house, from traditional Japanese farmhouse to America's post-war cabin kit craze to today's worldwide obsession

Fulfill your escapist daydreams with these accounts dedicated to A-Frames, unconventional living, cabin canines, and more

Q&A with furniture maker Heather Scott on building by hand, finding inspiration in art, and drawing influence from the land

Classic architecture, stunning terrain, and mellow prices make the Wonderland Makarora Lodge a bucket list stop for travelers not afraid to rough it

A clever two-structure vacation retreat set mid-mountain in the Andes embraces natural light and the local landscape

The timeless design sees a contemporary update with raw concrete and industrial plywood by Vancouver-based Scott & Scott Architects

From Scandinavian A-Frames and DIY cabins to portable tiny houses, these cabins drew the most eyeballs on Field Mag in 2019

Just 45 minutes east of Seattle sits a contemporary prefab big on plywood and natural light