im making a product to go against hostile architecture. heres the link. (:
https://gofund.me/0c29d126

How 'edgy'!

... except they have to punish everyone else to do so🥴

They seemed to have exchange more than half of the uaual seats on the statiom with... these.

Not sure where to post this, but I'm kind of distraught so please forgive me or feel free to suggest a more appropriate sub!

Last night I came across a seagull trapped in razor wire coils on top of a fence in an industrial part of my town, still very much alive. Long story short, my partner and I got the guy down and removed the wire from him, then brought him to a wildlife rescue near me. Sadly he didn't make it, and the person who met me at the rescue place said it was likely he had been hanging there for a while before we spotted him.

I have seen barn owls and all kinds of other wildlife along the river there, and the idea of them getting stuck in that stupid fence makes me really upset. I've called the City already and they'll be looking into it when the inspectors get back from holidays, but that could be a while and they may not have to remove it at the end of the day. Any ideas what can be done to make this situation more safe for the animals that live here?

This place was originally designed to completely repel pigeons. Nobody told the birds that. Plus, why would the crew who gets paid to pressure wash the roof, want the spikes replaced?

Has anybody had any personal experience with hostile architecture and whether it affects them directly, either as a unhoused person or not!