Similar to Regent International, this Alaskan structure houses a police station, post office, school, and church, among other necessary services.
There are drawbacks to living in such close quarters, of course. The absence of personal space is one of the reasons it is referred described as “dystopian.”
Many Americans like having access to outside spaces like yards, solitude, and separation from their neighbors. Although some of Regent International’s bigger apartments have balconies,
Most inhabitants are stuck in cramped quarters with little chance to enjoy the outdoors unless they go outside or visit the common areas. What do you think? Would you be able to live there?
