r/friendlyarchitecture↗
**friendly architecture** The design of buildings or public spaces in a way which encourages people to interact with them. May also be beautiful, accessible, supportive, helpful or keep people and other living things safe from harm. Built artifacts only, not concepts.
31k subscribers5 posts / mo in Sep 20263 authors / mosince 2018
r/friendlyarchitecture has 31k members (+29% over the last 12 months). It gets about 5 posts a month from 3 people. Top topics: Billboards and Signs and Political Ads in North America.
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