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Onça de Pitangui, Minas Gerais, BrazilContributed by Átila Meireles
Constructed with both new and recycled materials. We first made a model using broomsticks and paper. The purpose is to live in the house with my family planting agroforestry. It’s the first house made totally of wood in the region.
Tungsten Mine Cabin, Pasayten Wilderness, Washington
Contributed by Sam Haraldson / @sharald
South of Flúðir, Iceland
Deserted Home, near Raton, New Mexico
Contributed by James Williams
Snow-covered log cabin on a pond in Peacham, Vermont
Contributed by Nathanael Asaro / @nathanaelasaro
On the shore of Kivesjärvi, Finland
Contributed by Colby Parkkila
Somewhere high up in the Austrian Alps
Contributed by Manthan Mehta / @manthanm
Maitreya Mountain Village, near Gasquet, California
Sustainable living project started in 2008.
Contributed by Darrell Brett
Tasmania, Australia
Contributed by Georgia McCarthy / @geemccarthy
On an abandoned mountain where working mines and saw mills were once abundant sits this wonderful cabin. A workshop in the 1930s, home to two miners in 1950s and now a cosy hideaway for those lucky enough to know where she lies. Carefully repaired and maintained over the last 60 years by a local man who is generous enough to share.
