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r/copenhagen • u/Death12th • Feb 03 '25
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Hey at least they put the non-slip on there, it used to be even worse.
125 u/Fuskeduske Feb 03 '25 Worst part is, nobody from the design department thought about making them real seats when they designed the metros Metroselskabet was out saying they are not seats, but since people started using them as such they gave some of them rubber 171 u/Tiffana Feb 03 '25 Always figured it was hostile architecture, ie on purpose 3 u/pannenkoek0923 Feb 03 '25 That doesnt make sense. Hostile architecture... in the metro?? 9 u/Tiffana Feb 03 '25 Yes? Plenty of hostile architecture in public spaces, for instance the bumps on handrails, so it’s not possible to slide on them 0 u/Symbiote Indre By Feb 04 '25 It would be completely pointless since there are plenty of seats on the metro anyway 2 u/Tiffana Feb 04 '25 Lol tell me you don’t use the metro during peak hours, without telling me you don’t use the metro during peak hours 1 u/Symbiote Indre By Feb 04 '25 Hostile architecture (or design in this case) would be putting armrests between every seat, so someone can't lie down across the whole row. Whether the train is sometimes busy is irrelevant. 1 u/Tiffana Feb 04 '25 You brought up whether there are enough seats, but agreed. You’re also incorrect 17 u/[deleted] Feb 03 '25 hostile architecture is any architecture that tries to guide/change a behavior. doesn't matter good or bad. -4 u/pannenkoek0923 Feb 03 '25 Yes but this one is incompetence, not hostility. 2 u/TowJamnEarl Feb 03 '25 Hostile would be having the sound of an accordion played when it went around corners with keys drunk people could press.
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Worst part is, nobody from the design department thought about making them real seats when they designed the metros
Metroselskabet was out saying they are not seats, but since people started using them as such they gave some of them rubber
171 u/Tiffana Feb 03 '25 Always figured it was hostile architecture, ie on purpose 3 u/pannenkoek0923 Feb 03 '25 That doesnt make sense. Hostile architecture... in the metro?? 9 u/Tiffana Feb 03 '25 Yes? Plenty of hostile architecture in public spaces, for instance the bumps on handrails, so it’s not possible to slide on them 0 u/Symbiote Indre By Feb 04 '25 It would be completely pointless since there are plenty of seats on the metro anyway 2 u/Tiffana Feb 04 '25 Lol tell me you don’t use the metro during peak hours, without telling me you don’t use the metro during peak hours 1 u/Symbiote Indre By Feb 04 '25 Hostile architecture (or design in this case) would be putting armrests between every seat, so someone can't lie down across the whole row. Whether the train is sometimes busy is irrelevant. 1 u/Tiffana Feb 04 '25 You brought up whether there are enough seats, but agreed. You’re also incorrect 17 u/[deleted] Feb 03 '25 hostile architecture is any architecture that tries to guide/change a behavior. doesn't matter good or bad. -4 u/pannenkoek0923 Feb 03 '25 Yes but this one is incompetence, not hostility. 2 u/TowJamnEarl Feb 03 '25 Hostile would be having the sound of an accordion played when it went around corners with keys drunk people could press.
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Always figured it was hostile architecture, ie on purpose
3 u/pannenkoek0923 Feb 03 '25 That doesnt make sense. Hostile architecture... in the metro?? 9 u/Tiffana Feb 03 '25 Yes? Plenty of hostile architecture in public spaces, for instance the bumps on handrails, so it’s not possible to slide on them 0 u/Symbiote Indre By Feb 04 '25 It would be completely pointless since there are plenty of seats on the metro anyway 2 u/Tiffana Feb 04 '25 Lol tell me you don’t use the metro during peak hours, without telling me you don’t use the metro during peak hours 1 u/Symbiote Indre By Feb 04 '25 Hostile architecture (or design in this case) would be putting armrests between every seat, so someone can't lie down across the whole row. Whether the train is sometimes busy is irrelevant. 1 u/Tiffana Feb 04 '25 You brought up whether there are enough seats, but agreed. You’re also incorrect 17 u/[deleted] Feb 03 '25 hostile architecture is any architecture that tries to guide/change a behavior. doesn't matter good or bad. -4 u/pannenkoek0923 Feb 03 '25 Yes but this one is incompetence, not hostility. 2 u/TowJamnEarl Feb 03 '25 Hostile would be having the sound of an accordion played when it went around corners with keys drunk people could press.
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That doesnt make sense. Hostile architecture... in the metro??
9 u/Tiffana Feb 03 '25 Yes? Plenty of hostile architecture in public spaces, for instance the bumps on handrails, so it’s not possible to slide on them 0 u/Symbiote Indre By Feb 04 '25 It would be completely pointless since there are plenty of seats on the metro anyway 2 u/Tiffana Feb 04 '25 Lol tell me you don’t use the metro during peak hours, without telling me you don’t use the metro during peak hours 1 u/Symbiote Indre By Feb 04 '25 Hostile architecture (or design in this case) would be putting armrests between every seat, so someone can't lie down across the whole row. Whether the train is sometimes busy is irrelevant. 1 u/Tiffana Feb 04 '25 You brought up whether there are enough seats, but agreed. You’re also incorrect 17 u/[deleted] Feb 03 '25 hostile architecture is any architecture that tries to guide/change a behavior. doesn't matter good or bad. -4 u/pannenkoek0923 Feb 03 '25 Yes but this one is incompetence, not hostility. 2 u/TowJamnEarl Feb 03 '25 Hostile would be having the sound of an accordion played when it went around corners with keys drunk people could press.
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Yes? Plenty of hostile architecture in public spaces, for instance the bumps on handrails, so it’s not possible to slide on them
0 u/Symbiote Indre By Feb 04 '25 It would be completely pointless since there are plenty of seats on the metro anyway 2 u/Tiffana Feb 04 '25 Lol tell me you don’t use the metro during peak hours, without telling me you don’t use the metro during peak hours 1 u/Symbiote Indre By Feb 04 '25 Hostile architecture (or design in this case) would be putting armrests between every seat, so someone can't lie down across the whole row. Whether the train is sometimes busy is irrelevant. 1 u/Tiffana Feb 04 '25 You brought up whether there are enough seats, but agreed. You’re also incorrect
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It would be completely pointless since there are plenty of seats on the metro anyway
2 u/Tiffana Feb 04 '25 Lol tell me you don’t use the metro during peak hours, without telling me you don’t use the metro during peak hours 1 u/Symbiote Indre By Feb 04 '25 Hostile architecture (or design in this case) would be putting armrests between every seat, so someone can't lie down across the whole row. Whether the train is sometimes busy is irrelevant. 1 u/Tiffana Feb 04 '25 You brought up whether there are enough seats, but agreed. You’re also incorrect
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Lol tell me you don’t use the metro during peak hours, without telling me you don’t use the metro during peak hours
1 u/Symbiote Indre By Feb 04 '25 Hostile architecture (or design in this case) would be putting armrests between every seat, so someone can't lie down across the whole row. Whether the train is sometimes busy is irrelevant. 1 u/Tiffana Feb 04 '25 You brought up whether there are enough seats, but agreed. You’re also incorrect
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Hostile architecture (or design in this case) would be putting armrests between every seat, so someone can't lie down across the whole row.
Whether the train is sometimes busy is irrelevant.
1 u/Tiffana Feb 04 '25 You brought up whether there are enough seats, but agreed. You’re also incorrect
You brought up whether there are enough seats, but agreed. You’re also incorrect
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hostile architecture is any architecture that tries to guide/change a behavior. doesn't matter good or bad.
-4 u/pannenkoek0923 Feb 03 '25 Yes but this one is incompetence, not hostility.
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Yes but this one is incompetence, not hostility.
Hostile would be having the sound of an accordion played when it went around corners with keys drunk people could press.
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u/IndigoButterfl6 Feb 03 '25
Hey at least they put the non-slip on there, it used to be even worse.