Pseudo-public space in London
I wonder if these types of privately owned parks have gained popularity precisely because of the restrictions placed on them. People discover one and then keep going back because it&#x27;s nice, and then overtime it becomes a more popular place for locals to visit because it has lots of visitors and is more kept up then the actual public places.<p>For example, I&#x27;ve been disheartened by some of the parks I&#x27;ve visited in Baltimore. There&#x27;s trash everywhere and sometimes I wonder if the city even knows the park exists.