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Designing safer streets

Written by Adrian Worthington, published 11-01-22 Designing safer streets

Really interesting article here from bdonline.co.uk about the key role architects and planners have in making safer streets and how the design public spaces can help make people feel safer and inclusive from the onset. Our public areas are so important, especially in our cities, and this article explains the thought behind making these spaces safer for all.

Read the full story below…

https://www.bdonline.co.uk/opinion/making-safer-streets/5119940.article

You might find it fascinating to explore the connections between urban design and safety. Speaking of safer streets, you might be interested in learning more about Urban Design, which examines how the arrangement of buildings and public spaces impacts community wellbeing. Additionally, the concept of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) offers insights into how thoughtful planning can deter crime and enhance public safety. Finally, understanding Sustainable Urban Development can provide a broader perspective on creating inclusive and resilient cities. Dive into these topics to discover how they relate to designing safer streets for everyone!

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