Hostile architecture is inhumane. Homeless people have no place to sit, stand, or lie comfortably. This is not an accident.

Discover what hostile architecture is, how it shows up in public spaces, and why it's sparking debate. Learn about real examples, criticisms, and inclusive alternatives.

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Near West Side Partners invited community members to review renderings following their 35th Street Design Day Charrette.

Hostile design. One common example are spikes added to ledges to deter people from leaning or sitting. Since spikes are often quite noticeable, however, and their purpose is obvious, ...

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Hostile design. One common example are spikes added to ledges to deter people from leaning or sitting. Since spikes are often quite noticeable, however, and their purpose is obvious, ...

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Anti-camping laws are the centerpiece of the ‘hostile design’ strategies cities use to push the unhoused out of public spaces.