Our multi-unit residential structure system is meant to be a flexible, sustainable, and revolutionary design that is based on the idea that without its residents, a neighborhood wouldn't exist. We created a modular cubic (10' x 10' x 10') structure that can be assembled and disassembled into connecting rods for easy transport. Residents can then order 6 corresponding "surfaces" or pieces that will occupy the planes of the cubic structure. These structures will all occupy a "neighborhood grid" where families or parties of individuals can place and stack their leased structures in whatever fashion they see fit. This aspect of the system allows for a multitude of different floor and site plans, maintaining a dynamic and responsive balance between housing and residents. This design allows for adaptable and customizable living where residents have greater control over land value; with the extension of this program into the city of Chicago, this system could institute a new idea of housing where cities are directly dependent on the people living in them.