Access Control
articles:
September 1989 – Building Design can provide defensible space.
June 1991 – Architect input among first steps in design.
July 1995 – Expert helps clear security, legal hurdles.
Access Control: A Case Study.
Security Management. American Society for Industrial Security. June 1991.
Anti-Terrorism Planning in
Margaritaville: A Multi-Disciplinary Student Project
with Real World Applications. The Dept of Urban and Regional Planning,
College of Architecture, University of Florida. 1999
Architectural Design for
Crime Prevention. U.S. Department of Justice.
Arizona Building Security
Standards. The Arizona Crime Prevention Association.
May, 1993.
Bank Interiors and Bank Robberies.
James A. Wise. Bank Administration nstitute. Rolling Meadows,
Illinois 1983.
Building Security. Coping
with Threats from Bombs to Break-ins. Architectural Record. March 1996.
Communities: Mobilizing
Against Crime Making, Making Partnerships Work. National Institute of Justice
Journal. August 1996.
Commuter Parking Lots: Theft
and Vandalism. U.S. Department of Transportation. Washington,
D.C. 1984.
Comprehensive Crime Prevention:
The Governor’s Plan for Virginia. epartment of Criminal Justice Services.
Virginia Crime Prevention Center.
Convenience Store Robberies:
An Intervention Strategy. City of Gainesville, Fl.
CPTED Best Practices: A Review
of Canadian Cases. Stephen Schneider. February 1998.
CPTED: Crime Prevention From
the Ground Up. National Crime Prevention Council. September
1993.
CPTED: How to Design Better,
Make More Money and Find New Clients. Architect Magazine. Ken
Austin. April 1997.
CPTED: Providing a Framework
for Safer Communities Through Environmental Design and Planning. Stephanie
P. Ajoc. University of Florida, Urban and Regional Planning Graduate
School. 1996.
Crime Control in Public Housing:
A Guide for a Safer Community. Norfolk, VA.
Crime Prevention Through Building
Codes. Randy Atlas, PhD, AIA Journal of Security Administration.
1986.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design – Tempe, AZ. Law and Order. May 1996.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design. Robert A. Gardner, CPP, CSP. Security Management.
April 1981.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design: Analytical Methods Handbook. Kohn, Locasso, Dubikov, Lavrakas,
& Edwards. Westinghouse Electric Corporation, 1977. (3 files)
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design: A Basic Training Manual. Timothy A. Crowe.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design and Community Policing. Dan Fleissner & Fred Heinzelmann,
PhD NIJ Research in Action. August 1996.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design Course Syllabus. Randy Atlas.
School of Architecture, University of Miami. 1995.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design: Final Report in Schools
Demonstration. Howard Kaplan, L. Bickman, E.J. Pesce, R. Szoc.
Broward County, FL 1978 (3 files)
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
design: General Commercial and
Residential Guidelines. Prince William County Police.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design: An Introductory Handbook.
Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services. 1984
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design in Parking Facilities. Mary
Smith. NIJ Research Brief. April 1996.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design in Premises Liability. Corey L.
Gordon & William Brill. NIJ Research Brief. April 1996.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design Program. U.S. Department
Of Justice. 1976.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design, The Risk Assessment. Greg
Saville. Action Assessment Group.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design: A Special Report. Reprint
From Nation’s Cities. December 1977.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design: Strategies and Directives
Report. Larry S. Bell & Imre R. Kohn Westinghouse
Electric Corporation. 1977.
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design: Your Guide to Creating a
Safe Environment. City of Orlando manual, 1998.
Crime on Rail Trails: Perceptions,
Realities, and Crime Prevention Through
Environmental Design. Amy Brady, David Duperault, George Kramer,
Providence Nagy, Jonathan Siegel. For URP 6880, Dr. Richard
Schneider/Florida
CPTED Network, 16 December 1999.
Defensible Space: Crime Prevention
Through Urban Design. Oscar Newman.
Macmillan Publishing Company. New York. 1973.
Defensible Space: Deterring
Crime and Building Community. Henry G. Cisneros
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. January 1995.
Defensible Space. Engineering
New Record. Nadine Post.
A Design Guideline for Improving
Residential Security. The Center for
Residential Security Design. New York, NY. 1973.
Design Guidelines for Creating
Defensible Space. U.S. Department of Housing
and Urban Development. 1976.
Design for Safe Neighborhoods:
An Environmental Security Planning and
Design Process. U. S. Dept of Housing and Urban Development. 1978.
Design Out Crime: Crime Prevention
Through Environmental Design. City of
Los Angeles Guidelines.
Designing Safer Schools.
Timothy A. Crowe. School Safety. Fall 1980.
Dumpsters. Broward County
Ordinance.
The Effects of Environmental Factors
Upon Convenience Store Robbery in
Florida. Bureau of Crime Prevention and Training. Office of the
Attorney General, State
of Florida. 1988.
Elements of CPTED. J.M.Tien,
T.A. Reppetto, L.F. Hanes. Westinghouse
Electric Corporation. 1975.
Environmental Criminology.
Barbara B. Brown, Irwin Altman. Salt Lake City, UT.
Factors Affecting the Incidence
of Bus Crime in Los Angeles. Volume 1: Final
Report. Volume 2: Appendices. U.S. Department of Transportation. 1985.
Factors Influencing Crime and Instability
in Urban Housing Developments.
National Institute of Justice. 1980.
Florida Safe Neighborhoods Act.
Implementation.
A Guide to Developing & Implementing
Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design Ordinances. Laura Kuykendall. University of Florida.
Arts in Urban and Regional
Planning, Graduate School. 1999.
The Impact of Environmental Devices
on Crime: Case Study Miami Shores, FL.
Dr. Randall Atlas, Dr. William G. Le Blanc.
Justice for All (Security and ADA). Randall Atlas, PhD, CPP. September
1995.
Lynch Park: CPTED Approach
to Park Revitalization. Leslie Bois, Ryan
Chapdelain, Eva Sanchez, Renee Pfeilsticker. Prepared for URP 6880,
Dr. Richard H. Schneider, December 1999.
Lynx Transportation Lines:
Customer Amenities Manual. Orlando, FL.
Making Transit Stops Safer for
Women. Scarborough, Canada.
Metrac: Safety Audit Guide.
Toronto, Canada
Florida CPTED Network Library
Mitigating Traffic in Residential
Areas: Issues and Perspectives. Robert D.
Swartz. Transportation Quarterly. October 1985.
Neighborhood Traffic Management
Manual. Broward County, FL.
Peel CPTED Principals. Region
of Peel, Canada. October 1994.
Physical Environment and Crime.
Ralph B. Taylor, Adele V. Harrell. National
Institute of Justice. May 1996.
Police Architectural Liaison Manual
of Guidance. Staffordshire Police, U.K. 1988
Policy Development Seminar on Architecture,
Design and Criminal Justice. U.S.
Department of Justice.
Premises Liability: Design Against
Security Lawsuits. Randall I. Atlas, PhD, AIA,
CPP.
Ordinances and Resolutions:
Ann Arbor, MI
Dallas, TX
Broward County, FL
Sarasota, FL
Tempe, AZ
Tucson, AZ
Private Gated Communities:
A Case Study of Metropolitan Orlando. Michael C.
Haynes. University of Florida, Arts in Urban and Regional Planning
Graduate School. 1997.
Report of the Task Force on Private
Security: Environmental Security. National
Advisory Committee on Criminal Justice Standards and Goals. 1976.
Residential Burglary: An
Ethnographic Analysis. National Institute of Justice.
1990.
Rethinking Community Security (Apartments).
Robert A. Koch, AIA.
Safe by Design. Tucson, AZ. (brochure)
Safer Communities. Planning
Commissioner Journal. Number 16. Fall 1994.
Sarasota, Florida CPTED Implementation
Proposed North Trail Impact
Management Area. City of Sarasota, FL.
Secure and Livable Communities.
CPTED AIA/ACSA Council on Architectural
Research. Paper Abstracts and Speaker biographers. December
9-11, 1993.
Washington, D. C.
The Secure Store: A Clean
Well-lighted Place. Timothy D. Crowe. March 1992.
Security Issues in Public Housing.
Caroline Samuels. Council of Large Public
Housing Authorities. 94-1. October 1994.
Security Lighting: A New
Approach. Henri Berube. Peel Regional Police. 1994.
Security Management Articles:
August 1988 – Just When You Thought It Was Safe.
March 1991 – The Other Side of CPTED.
7-11 Stores Robbery Deterrence
Program. Background and Fact Sheet.
Sheltered by Design. Chicago
Tribune Reprint.
Site Considerations and Site Planning.
Site Elements for Security.
Solving Crime Problems in Residential Neighborhoods: Comprehensive
Changes in Design, Management and Use. National Institute of Justice.
Judith D. Feins, PhD., Joel C. Epstein, Esq., Rebecca Widom.
April 1997.
Successful Security. Cindy
Barron. Buildings. February 1992.
The Systems Approach to Crime and
Drug Prevention: A Path To Community
Policing. Bureau of Justice Assistance Bulletin. September 1993.
United States Conference of Mayors,
63rd Annual. Official Policy Resolutions.
June 16-20, 1995. CPTED.
Urban Design, Security and Crime:
Proceedings of a National Institute of Law
Enforcement and Criminal Justice. U.S. Department of Justice. 1972.
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