Brunner's skepticism was rooted in the alleged "ignorance of ordinary people": facing the failure of the so called "Law on cheap housing" and due to the lack of resources, these men would end up building "a shack made out of boxes, timber scraps and discarded cans".
El escepticismo del urbanista Brunner radicaba en la supuesta "ignorancia del pequeño poblador" quien frente al fracaso de la ley de "habitación barata" y por falta de recursos, terminaba edificando "un rancho con cajones de automóviles, desechos de madera y latas viejas"..