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When (Design) Rules Are Made to Be Broken

Do cultural attitudes towards obeying and breaking rules - not crossing a road except using pedestrian crossings also extend to the rules by which things are designed - say not creating a pedestrian crossing unless there is sufficient room for at least three stripes. Seems imbalanced to me. Also from Geneva.

Writing from Tokyo | February 15, 2007 | Permalink