They raze slums and use part of the land to shelter the former residents in 225 sq.ft. units (size of a typical shanty). Developer pays resettlement. Some are not happy in the concrete non-communal setting and want to go back to slum life.

In 21st-century America, we all live fragmented lives, pulled in many directions at once, not only by our own nonstop busyness and the generalized anxiety that seems to be our cultural milieu, but by the sheer multitude of sounds and images constantly bombarding our consciousness. No wonder we often feel detached from the direct experience of our lives, captivated by our whirling brains and unmoored from our centers.