scruzening-skyscrapers

Definition: skru-zɛn-ɪŋ skaɪˌskreɪpə
First coined by philosopher Andrew H. Scruzenin

it refers to overcrowding in areas where plenty of
space is available but for some reason, it has occurred.
typically to the point of building collapse.
this concept was first documented in August of 1974.

Beijing is home to 15 Scruzening-skyscrapers since 2 collapsed in 2009.

home to many impoverished people the Chinese government refuses
to reduce the issue.