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CPTED Canada

CPTED Canada

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design

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NEIGHBOURHOOD SAFETY WALKS: A Simple Yet Creative Way to Examine an Area’s Comfort, Safety, & Well-being

March 24, 2025 by CPTED Canada

BARRY A. HORROBIN, B.A., M.A., CLEP, CMM-III – Planner & Environmental Criminologist The Key: Assessing Neighbourhoods Using a “Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED)” Lens The whole issue of achieving optimized comfort and safety within any neighbourhood, whether it be those comprised entirely of residential properties or one that has a combination of residential, commercial, […]

CPTED and Roadway Design: Ensuring Safety and Clarity for All Users – Part 3 of 3

February 3, 2025 by CPTED Canada

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By Kyle Eltherington and Barbara Spyropoulos – CPTED Canada Board Members In Parts 1 and 2 of our discussion on road design from a Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) perspective, we focused on identifying legitimate users of public roadways—pedestrians, cyclists, private vehicles, commercial vehicles, and public transit—who all share an equal right to these […]

Tunnel Vision: CPTED In Road Design – Part 2 of 3

January 6, 2025 by CPTED Canada

By Kyle Eltherington and Barbara Spyropoulos – CPTED Canada Board Members CPTED – Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design – is not just about traditional crime prevention. The application of its principles to other design scenarios can only improve the final product. With CPTED practitioners coming from many diverse backgrounds, CPTED is used to breaking down […]

Tunnel Vision: CPTED In Road Design – Part 1 of 3

December 13, 2024 by CPTED Canada

By Kyle Eltherington and Barbara Spyropoulos – CPTED Canada Board Members While CPTED – Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design – gives the sometimes-unfortunate impression that it is concerned only with Crime Prevention, its principles can be applied to many areas of physical spaces. CPTED Space Assessments can help a plethora of disciplines do a better […]

Using CPTED for Relational Security

December 12, 2024 by CPTED Canada

By Sameen Ashraf, B.Sc, LL.B, M.Sc. Community is a blanket, sewn together by conceptual nodes, with communication linking to form the fabric of society. The quality, integrity, and frequency of communication is therefore what determines how cohesive and resilient a society is. Collaboration facilitates innovation, mutual understanding, and thus, through individual needs being represented, collaboration […]

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