The first step to evaluating the health and vibrancy of a space might be to sit down. That is, if you can. More than forty-five years have passed since Holly Whyte issued a call for more and better seating in New York City in his essay, "Please, Just a Nice Place to Sit," and cities are still struggling to make comfortable seating available in public spaces. We know that fixing seating can fix a space, bringing back the characteristic interactions that define great places...

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