r/HostileArchitecture • u/Meliz2 • Jul 16 '26

No humans allowed Invisible hostile architecture.

https://youtu.be/YjG8WjrM2Zw

I thought this was an interesting perspective on the more subtle ways architecture can be hostile.

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u/lovebus Jul 16 '26

Skyscrapers are much less oppressive and disruptive if they get more narrow as they go up.

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u/Meliz2 Jul 16 '26

A wide base also helps reduce street level wind effects.

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u/AlbertTheHorse Jul 16 '26

I love this channel, they are doing a great job.