

The Gum Wall in Seattle is a monument to human behaviour.
The wall is outside a theatre and this all began in 1993 when patrons would stick gum to the wall while waiting for a performance. Theater company workers said began to scrape the gum routinely, but eventually gave up. Slowly the gum amassed.
Posted 15.01.10 | Add a comment
Tags: art, human behaviour, sculpture, Seattle, urban space

Photo via The Guardian

Photo by Ookseer
London has launched their new crossing at Oxford Circusm based on the Shibuya ‘desire path’ model in Tokyo. It’s a brilliant piece of design thats has actual human behaviour at it’s heart, rather than a preconceived idea or persuasive approach. Basically this means that all those times you walked diagonally across a crossing, you can now do it in an environment specifically designed for this.
Click here for slideshow of Shibuya Crossing
Posted 4.11.09 | Add a comment
Tags: desire path, human behaviour, London, shibuya, Tokyo, urban space, walking