Rocks beneath overpasses are meant to deter the homeless. But are they "hostile architecture" or part of a housing program ...

According to staff with Oklahoma City's Key to Home Partnership, the city paid over $40,000 to spread rocks and install ...

"After we housed 27 people at that busy encampment there was a strategy conversation about how we can ensure people's safety ...

These are examples of a form of city planning that the general public has coined as hostile architecture. Hostile architecture, sometimes called defensive architecture, is a method of urban design ...

praised the public-private partnership's work in rehousing the people previously experiencing homelessness under the bridge. "However, the use of boulders and other hostile architecture that seek ...