> You’re complaining about city and transportation architecture, not workplace design. More like, complaining that the whole design of modern city life is arou

> You’re complaining about city and transportation architecture, not workplace design. More like, complaining that the whole design of modern city life is around work. As more and more people work remotely, cities will change, habits will change. People who work at home have been largely neglected for decades; we feel out of sync with cities and other people, almost marginalized. This has to change.