There is a new Solar-powered cabin in British Columbia. It perfectly blends prefab design with traditional building techniques. The 386-square-foot cabin sits on a bluff near the Salish Sea. The exterior is clad in black-stained cedar siding, while saw-cut white stained plywood dominates the interior. The color contrast between the exterior and interior helps the building blend into the forest, while providing a serene space with expansive views of the lake.
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