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4618
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7/1/1998
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Territorial reinforcement. <br /> Premise: Physical design can create and extend the sphere of territorial influence and <br /> reinforce territorial behavior by the residents. Clearly defined territory deters entrance by <br /> those with criminal intent and makes their actions more visible and likely to be reported by <br /> those who recognize the territory as their own. <br /> Design Intent: Use design measures that create a sense of individual territory and <br /> community responsibility by residents. Avoid designs with unassigned space. <br /> • Emphasize transitions between the living <br /> areas of the dwellings and the street. siubwclk <br /> (Public realm) <br /> • Raise ground level dwelling windows or Streetfront <br /> provide landscaping as a transition, <br /> especially where building setbacks are / <br /> minimal <br /> Residence <br /> (Private 4irmawsi <br /> • Avoid exterior access corridors next to realm) Aq, <br /> dwelling windows on upper floors. <br /> • Encourage residents to use open space by <br /> orienting open space to views and sunlight The design of the streetfront impacts <br /> and providing attractive amenities: paths, the resident's privacy and security. <br /> picnic areas, seating, active recreation <br /> facilities and good lighting. <br /> • Provide appropriate screening and buffering <br /> to create a physical separation between <br /> pedestrians on the sidewalk and the <br /> windows of residential units. <br /> Individual unit screening and small frontyards <br /> provide a sense of private territory and safety. <br />
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