Security Design Considerations for Healthcare

York, Tony W.; MacAlister, Don

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“…Natural surveillance refers to the condition of relatively high number of people that will provide a less attractive for a criminal act in the area for the designated function or activity (York, 2015). Unlike the other three cases, in the context of T-04, small group of men hang around the toilet, might be considered as a threat for a woman.…”

Section: Public Toilet At Ketumbar Streetmentioning

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Female restrooms in the tourist destination: how the socio-spatial conditions of public toilets influence women’s perception of safety

Ellisa

Luana

2021

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering

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in 1999, focused on urban transformation and livability of the inner-city area in big Indonesian cities. She is an Associate Professor at the Department of Architecture Universitas Indonesia, teaching Architectural Design Studio and Urban Design. As the head of the Urban Research Cluster, she conducts various research to explore the character of the local urban environment and vernacular settlements. Her research had been published in some of the international journals and proceedings https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2388-3884.

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Section: Public Toilet At Ketumbar Streetmentioning

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Female restrooms in the tourist destination: how the socio-spatial conditions of public toilets influence women’s perception of safety

Ellisa

Luana

2021

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering

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Social determinants of older adults’ urban design preference: a cross-sectional study

2021

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Urban planning that recognizes and integrates the needs of older adults in urban design provides an environment that allows these people to stay in their homes longer. The aim of the current study was to describe the preferences of a variety of urban design features among older adults living in less densely populated areas and to explore differences by groups of people that are often underrepresented in participatory processes. We conducted a survey of 1,836 older adults (age 65+) in cities and municipalities with <100,000 inhabitants in northwest Germany. Urban design features were analysed separately by individual and contextual factors. The urban design features rated as most important were safety concerns and urban design quality features. Crime safety was most often rated as important. The greatest difference in design preferences was observed for women, the oldest old, people with low education and actively mobile people. Increasing preference for lighting, crossings and separated cycle and footpath was observed by community size. The different emphasis put on urban design features by some groups highlight the importance of a diversity of representation in age-friendly development. Cooperation of different sectors is recommended to assess concerns and fears of the residents to help increase perceived safety.

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Security Design Considerations for Healthcare

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Female restrooms in the tourist destination: how the socio-spatial conditions of public toilets influence women’s perception of safety

Female restrooms in the tourist destination: how the socio-spatial conditions of public toilets influence women’s perception of safety

Social determinants of older adults’ urban design preference: a cross-sectional study

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