Modular and mobile architecture have been on the rise again for some time now, perhaps because they work so well with digital nomadism and its quest for maximum flexibility. While there are plenty of experiments with modular solutions for new and sustainable apartments and compact homes around the world, there’s also an increasing supply of minimalistic modular and mobile structures for adventurous travelers, often in stunning or surprising locations.This week, Culture and Travel takes a closer look at this alternative to the usual all-inclusive, presenting five types of modular and mobile architecture from the US and Europe, for travelers who enjoy the challenges and intricacies of tiny spaces, from sleeping units for festival fans on a budget to luxurious tents, and from fully equipped mini getaways in the Boston area woods to geodetic pods in the Swiss Alps.  Find out more in the slideshow Read more