Anti-Homeless Architecture

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Have you ever noticed how some benches in cities are too tight, have armrests in the middle, or even strange obstacles? This isn’t by accident—it’s called 'hostile architecture.' These designs, like slanted seats and subway station leaning bars, make it nearly impossible for homeless people to lie down or rest. Some even resort to sleeping in dangerous places, like stairwells or under bridges, just to find shelter. Even ledges have spikes to stop people from sitting too long. Some say it keeps public spaces clean and organized, but for many, it just makes cities feel colder and less welcoming.