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Sunday, October 22, 2017Designing a More Inclusive City
Strategies for exclusion are not so dissimilar to strategies for inclusion. Everywhere you look the built environment is whispering what it wants from you, how to behave and how to feel. This isn't good or bad but like all things should be conscientious and favor all over the few.
VIA: NY TIMES
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