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Tag Archives: CPTED
TSW hosted an all day training conference on Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
Yesterday TSW hosted an all day training conference on CPTED, Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design. It is an age old technique that gives the specific design of a place importance as it relates to physical crime. Within new urbanist circles … Continue reading
