The CT Senate passed the most significant piece of housing legislation to emerge in years after hours of debate.

From my window, I watch encampments swept for “beautification,” hostile architecture masquerading as art. Yesterday, I passed someone I know, Miguel, near Third and Market, where I once ...

The second phase of Press Blocks, which is currently under construction at 1621 S.W. Taylor St. in Portland's Goose Hollow neighborhood, was recently honored for concrete design by the Oregon ...

The bill outlaws "hostile architecture," meaning park benches with armrests and divided seating, or stone walls with spikes on top that deter sleeping in the rough.

Democrats are waging war to crush small-town-America lifestyles, as a disastrous bill in Connecticut, set to become law, shows.

House Bill 5002, which aims to address CT's housing crisis, has been one of the most contentious bills of the session. Here's what to know.

The CT bill aims to increase housing supply, cut rent prices and encourage use of public transit, among other measures. It also addresses zoning, parking and homelessness.

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The bill does other things like build mobile showers and laundry trucks across the state, ban hostile architecture that targets unhoused people, award grants for transient-oriented communities and ...

In some cases, it’s “hostile architecture” — metal spikes on ledges, curved or sloped benches, armrests placed specifically to prevent lying down.

Cities around the world are quietly redesigning public spaces—not to welcome everyone, but to push certain people out. In this video, we explore the rise of hostile architecture, a form of urban ...