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Crime Prevention Through Housing
Design
Crime Prevention
Through Housing Design
Edited by Paul Stollard Principal of
Rosborough Stollard, Architectural
Technologists and lecturer at the Queen’s
University of Belfast
E & F N SPON An imprint of Chapman & Hall
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First edition 1991
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British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data
Crime prevention through housing design. 1. Great Britain. Residences.
Burglary. Prevention. I. Stollard, P. 364.4 ISBN 0-419-15370-5
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Crime prevention through housing design/edited by P.Stollard. p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-442-31317-9
Crime prevention and architectural design. 2. Architecture, Domestic. I.
Stollard, P. (Paul), 1956–HV7431.C76 1991 364.4’9–dc20 90–41026 CIP
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Contents
Contributors
vii
Preface
viii
1 Design and crime
1
1.1 Factsaboutcrime
1
1.2 Fear of crime
3
1.3 The effect of design on crime
6
1.4 Crimedisplacement
7
1.5 Traditional approaches to crime prevention
8
1.6 Design and crime prevention: a broader approach
10
References
11
Furtherreading
11
2 Theories of security design
13
2.1 Socialcontrol
14
2.2 Enclose/accesscontrol
14
2.3 Criminaljustice
14
2.4 Defensiblespace
15
2.5 The current debate
16
2.6 Principles not design guides
18
References
18
3 Sixprinciples
21
3.1 Surveillance
21
3.2 Neighbourhoods
23
3.3 Public and private spaces
25
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