In the paradigm of NYC, gentrification is happening rapidly, where almost all the mid-to-low-income residents in mid-town and downtown are already displaced to Jersey, Long Island, and upper Manhattan. As displacement and the Manhattan effect are occurring at an incremental rate, permanent living has become extremely luxurious to the locals of NYC. There are several factors contributing to this phenomenon, the most dominant factors are the increasing rents, and the decline of property ownership rate in NYC, following are factors of everyday living expense, and domestic changes. Expanding upon the last two factors, most housing units only fulfill resident’s needs in the short term, where if domestic changes happen, residents are forced to move elsewhere. For example, if a baby was born to the family, where another bed is needed, or if a grandparent suddenly gets ill and needs to come over for care. Considering these factors, our project seeks to achieve permanent living through a hyper-adaptable system and community that concurrently, lowers daily expenses for the residents by taking advantage of the site. Using the famous Manhattan Bridge as a prototype proposal, our site will be aimed at all of the iconic bridges in Manhattan that have similar structural compositions, together creating a hyper-dense living community.