Regular readers of this blog will remember that within hours of architect Zaha Hadid's pavilion being unveiled at Millennium Park, people were stepping all over it, leaving sneaker prints in something that took other people months of hard work to create.
The solution was to put up barriers to remind people not to destroy things that don't belong to them. From what we can see, a stronger reminder is needed because chains or no chains, they're going to stick their feet all over the thing no matter what.
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