Reimagining the City as Our Own: Towards an Architecture of Inclusion is a film that considers the ubiquity of unpleasant design or, hostile architecture, in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood.
"Unpleasant design aims to discourage people from using public space in what some might describe in 'undesirable ways'... but actually, these design elements target unhoused and poor people by discouraging resting and sleeping"
