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Cities are learning how to let people in again; not through landmark towers, but through something more subtle—removing barriers.
Fences are disappearing. Lobbies are opening. And in their place, a quieter but more radical idea is taking hold—the rise of what global architect and Snøhetta co-founder Kjetil Thorsen describes as “cappuccino-free zones”.
“You should be able to walk into a space and not have to buy anything to belong there,” Thorsen says.
