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minus-squarekilternkafuffle [any]hexbear24·4 years agoCollege dorms built in the 70s onward were designed with lots of chokepoints and circuitous paths to the exits in order to hinder student ability to protest. Here comes another trend towards purposefully inconvenient architecture! link
minus-squareemizeko [they/them]hexbear8·edit-24 years agoone of the motivations for Haussman's renovation of Paris with wide avenues was to make it harder to barricade and revolt link
minus-squarelvysaur [he/him]hexbear6·4 years agoSuburbs lack sidewalks to keep Black people out. As a result more dead martsharters link
College dorms built in the 70s onward were designed with lots of chokepoints and circuitous paths to the exits in order to hinder student ability to protest.
Here comes another trend towards purposefully inconvenient architecture!
one of the motivations for Haussman's renovation of Paris with wide avenues was to make it harder to barricade and revolt
Suburbs lack sidewalks to keep Black people out.
As a result more dead martsharters