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Here is another example of someone temporally carving out boundaries in a very very busy London landmark. His motivation is quite obvious, but what are the motivations to comply/allow for tourists ? commuters ? nearby shops owners ?
Personally I was annoyed (no surprise here) by the amount of space requisitioned because it forced me to change my trajectory.
Maybe Adam has the answer, I need to read his book.
Filed Under: behaviour, location, london, privacy, public space