They look like space cubes landing in a forest.With a triangular shape and large glass, these hi-tech eco-huts embody the dream of a life close to nature, as described by the legendary 19th century American philosopher, naturalist, writer and poet Henry David Thoreau in his book of "Walden or Life in the Forest" (published by Kedros).Thoreau in 1845 abandoned everything to live primitively in a hut he built himself on the shores of Lake Walden in Concord, Massachusetts.From this book, which was established as one of the most emblematic works of American literature, the concept of the hut took on mythical dimensions during the years of the Industrial Revolution.Thoreau became the prophet of an ecological manifesto that even today, under the filter of climate change, is absolutely relevant, proposing the model of a life purer away from the suffering culture.This ascetic life in nature is also praised by Dev Desai's Indian architectural studio DDAA, which undertook to realize the vision of the Spasm architectural firm that designed the CabinA24 prefabricated design houses.It's like a mini loft, like the tiny suites of a design hotel in a Scandinavian country.Its design is so minimal and impressive that it does not resemble anything we are used to or have in mind when we hear the word "prefabricated".Designed and built for people who hate permanence, free spirits who love change, who get bored easily and dream of a nomadic life, a constant movement from place to place.Ideal buyers love small houses, which are the biggest trend in architecture at the moment internationally, but at the same time require a daily routine that follows the requirements of modern cosmopolitanism.That's why Dev Desai, head of the DDAA architectural studio, has put a lot of emphasis on design, because in the 21st century living in a small space requires practical, simple, smart and impressive design.