The front cover of Micro Green - Tiny Houses in Nature, featuring the Rolling Huts in Washington by Olson Kundig Architects

米米·齐格的“微绿色”简洁但风格高超。还有什么木屋。作品由奥尔森昆迪格建筑师，詹尼博茨福德，泰国

The Polyhedron Habital, Bogotá D.C., Colombia, 2009, by Manuel Villa with Alberto González...

... Facing a natural landscape, the geometric pod is designed to work in conjunction with its surroundings, which is a large backyard in a Bogotá suburb

The Tiny Free House, Sacramento, California, 2010, by Michael Janzen

Coco Hut, Leiden, The Netherlands, 2009, by Gert Eussen

Rolling Huts, Mazama, Washington, 2007, by Olson Kundig Architects. The six huts are build on wheels, allowing them to leave little impact on their site

Backwoods Skyscraper, Derby, Vermont, 2010, by Derek and Dustin Diedricksen, who have built the 26 ft tall structure to accommdate three versatile levels of sleeping space

Sunset Cabin, Lake Simcoe, Ontario, Canada, 2004, by Taylor Smith Architects. The modern cabin was actually built with a nod to an archetypal primitive hut, as described by 18th century Jesuit Abbé Marc-Antoine Laugier

Pavilion In A Garden, Sain-Germain-en-Laye, France, 2010, by FREAKS freearchitects. Built as a storage and office space for the late French photographer André Ostier's archive, the two-storey Pavilion is built on top of an existing 19th century garage

Chen House, Sanjhih, Taipei County, Taiwan, 2008, by Marco Casagrande and Frank Chen of C-Laboratory

Bridge House, Adelaide, Australia, 2008, Max Pritchard Architect. Built atop a creek, the Bridge House has a prefabricated truss system that supports the house