Reply #81: Looks interesting. The article speaks of "units" and

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certain communal rooms such as a room for computers.

I'm wondering how large and how well outfitted the "units" are. I also wonder whether a nominal rent is charged for homeless people and, if not, just how the rentals by the homeless are funded. That is an important detail.

The article mostly talks about the artistic merits of the architecture. I'm very interested in the organization of the funding and the lifestyles made possible for the homeless in the building.

Sounds great so far, but I would love to know more.