They are located on the private Swedish island of Henriksholm and there are 5 tiny houses surrounded by nature.
Their name, 72h Cabin, comes from the experiment for which they were born: 5 people immersed in nature for 3 whole days.
The small complex, made up of tiny cherry wood buildings and stained-glass windows, was designed to study how contact with nature affects the stress accumulated in cities.
The island hasn’t been modified in any way, on the contrary, the buildings are born with the aim of entering the environment in a silent way, to maintain the perfect balance between nature and those who live there.
JeanArch, the company that created them, wanted to give anyone the chance to stay in their structure and, to continue the project, also to buy the houses.
The only condition? That of building them into the environment without modifying it with the aim of joining nature and being able to admire it without filters.

