In many cities, the distance between stability and displacement has grown thinner than most people realize. Rising rents, limited affordable housing, and fragile support systems have left some individuals searching for shelter in places never designed for living. For one couple and their dog, that shelter appears to be the hollow interior of a large concrete drainage pipe — not chosen for comfort, but for survival. From the outside, the pipe looks like construction debris waiting to be installed or discarded. Inside, however, it tells a different story. A mattress rests against the curved wall. Belongings are arranged with care....
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