Title Security by Design Protecting Buildings and Public Places Against Crime and Terror

Published Milton : CRC Press LLC, 2023

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Description 1 online resource (195 p.) Contents Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter 1: Prologue -- 1.1 Background -- 1.2 Security by Design -- 1.3 Significance for Different Professionals -- 1.3.1 Architects -- 1.3.2 Planners -- 1.3.3 Security Professionals -- 1.3.4 Laymen -- 1.3.5 Policymakers -- 1.4 A Global Overview -- Bibliography -- Chapter 2: Fundamentals of 'Security by Design' -- 2.1 Important Terms and Definitions -- 2.1.1 Security and Safety -- 2.1.2 Resilience and Crime Prevention -- 2.1.3 Asset and Vulnerability -- Asset -- Vulnerability 2.1.4 Threat and Risk -- Threat -- Risk -- 2.1.5 Forms of Security -- 2.1.6 Psychological Aspects -- Neurological Basis -- Security Theatre -- 2.1.7 Security Programming -- 2.2 Strategies -- 2.2.1 3D Approach -- 2.2.2 3Rs for Resilience -- 2.2.3 Target Hardening -- 2.2.4 Layering -- 2.2.5 CPTED -- 2.2.6 Security Engineering -- 2.2.7 Secure Planning -- Bibliography -- Chapter 3: CPTED Explained -- 3.1 Salient Principles -- 3.1.1 Design Influences Behaviour -- 3.1.2 'Where' of Crime? -- 3.1.3 The Psychological Basis -- 3.1.4 The 4th D -- 3.1.5 Subtle and Covert 3.1.6 Authorised and Unauthorised Users -- 3.2 History -- 3.3 First Generation CPTED -- 3.3.1 Natural Surveillance -- Lighting Design -- Populatedness -- Secondary Functions -- Psychology of Casual Surveillance -- Positive Social Interaction -- 3.3.2 Natural Access Control -- Perimeter Control -- 3.3.3 Territorial Reinforcement -- Ownership Affirmation -- Sense of Belonging -- Gated Communities -- 3.3.4 Image and Maintenance -- Broken Window Theory -- Graffiti -- Environmental Cues -- 3.4 Second-Generation CPTED -- 3.4.1 Community Cohesion -- 3.4.2 Social Control -- 3.4.3 Threshold Capacity 3.4.4 Culture and Traditions -- 3.5 Third-Generation CPTED -- Bibliography -- Chapter 4: Security Engineering -- 4.1 Embedded Security -- 4.1.1 Design Decisions -- Form -- Layout -- 4.1.2 Stage of Design -- 4.1.3 Security Profiling of Buildings -- 4.2 Security-Based Building Classification -- 4.2.1 Category A: Critical and Sensitive Buildings -- 4.2.2 Category B: Public Buildings -- 4.2.3 Category C: Restricted Public Environments -- 4.2.4 Category D: Residential Environments -- 4.2.5 Category E: Open-Air Environments -- 4.3 Structural Threats -- 4.3.1 Blast Action 4.3.2 Structural Response of Building Components -- 4.3.3 Relevant Conclusions -- 4.3.4 Designing for Structural Resilience -- Explosive Weight -- Stand-Off Distance -- Vehicles -- Layering -- 4.4 Integrated Security -- 4.4.1 Perimeter -- 4.4.2 Access Control -- Access Control at the Perimeter -- Human Access Control -- Access Points -- 4.4.3 Between Perimeter and Building Envelope -- Maximise Stand-Off Distance -- Internal Roads and Parking -- Surveillance -- Landscape Design -- 4.4.4 Effective Building Layout -- Orientation and Massing -- Site Zoning and Circulation -- Functional Layering Notes Description based upon print version of record Main Entrance Form Electronic book ISBN 9781000994568 1000994562

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