Designing for Defense: Enhancing Campus Safety Through Physical Design
Attend Campus Safety at EDspaces November 5-7 to learn innovative strategies like CPTED principles and master planning integration to enhance safety and security in educational and training facilities.
School security design, safety through design, master planning for security, educational facility safety, physical security systems, and crime prevention through environmental design will be discussed by experts such as Guy Bliesner, David Sturtz, and Kristin Ambrose from HKS Inc., and Ric Everett.
Security in educational settings is a complex challenge that requires a multi-layered approach. While technology and personnel are crucial components, the physical design of a facility itself plays a fundamental role in creating a safe environment.
This year’s Campus Safety at EDspaces conference (CS@EDspaces), happening November 5-7 in Columbus, Ohio, highlights this very topic, featuring two workshops that explore how intentional architecture and environmental design can significantly improve safety in schools and training centers.
Intentional architecture and environmental design can significantly improve safety in schools and training centers.
Author's summary: Enhance campus safety through physical design and innovative strategies.
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