Construction workers for New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority were photographed removing a bench on the station’s platform and replacing it with a curving metal structure.

Explore how urban design is increasingly being used to deter homelessness through hostile architecture. From benches with central armrests to anti-sleeping spikes, discover the controversial ...

slammed the structures as “a classic example of hostile architecture.” “There should be benches on the subway, it’s as simple as that,” he told The News. “It is clear that they are ...

The Michigan Daily’s Digital Culture beat is summarizing March’s most impactful digital trends — all to fit in one minute of ...

Goodbye benches, hello leaning rails ... Reacting to a photo of the newly installed leaning rail, some called it “hostile architecture” that is intended to deter the homeless while ...

The N.E.E.D.S project has tasked architecture students to design an emergency shelter a person experiencing homelessness ...

In cities that pride themselves on liveability, a quiet war is being waged against the homeless with urban design and tough ...

At a moment when there seems to be an ever-shortening algorithmic pipeline from bench-pressing tips to ... His mother, an art-and-architecture historian, is more aligned with his politics.

A Binghamton City Court Judge who was removed from the bench for "contributing to a hostile work environment" will be returning following his censure. According to a recently released court ...

Rarify founders Jeremy Bilotti and David Rosenwasser helped curate the show’s most haunting sets with their benches, lounges, ...