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Have you noticed these unusual benches and structures in public spaces? They’re not just design choices—they’re part of what’s called “hostile architecture”. These benches and spikes are intentionally shaped to prevent people, especially the homeless, from lying down or resting. While some argue it keeps areas “clean” or “organized,” others see it as a cruel way of pushing vulnerable people out of sight instead of addressing the real issue. It’s design with a message: comfort for some, exclusion for others. What do you think—smart city planning or unfair treatment? #UrbanDesign #Architecture #Awareness
Have you noticed these unusual benches and structures in public spaces? They’re not just design choices—they’re part of what’s called “hostile architecture”. These benches and spikes are intentionally shaped to prevent people, especially the homeless, from lying down or resting. While some argue it keeps areas “clean” or “organized,” others see it as a cruel way of pushing vulnerable people out of sight instead of addressing the real issue. It’s design with a message: comfort for some, exclusion for others. What do you think—smart city planning or unfair treatment? #UrbanDesign #Architecture #Awareness

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