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Crime and the planning of residential areas- a comparative analysis of two Taman Melati terrace housing units

Globally, the design of the built environment has played a crucial role in preventing design. Increasingly, two school of thoughts namely Defensible Space and New Urbanism are seen as guiding the CPTED agenda for the coming decades. This paper aims to explore the relationship between residential cri...

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Main Authors:	Elsawahli, Hanan Mohamed Hassan, Mohit, Mohammad Abdul
Format:	Conference or Workshop Item
Language:	English
Published:	2010
Subjects:	HT51 Human settlements. Communities NA2599 Architectural criticism
Online Access:	http://irep.iium.edu.my/4349/1/Crime_and_the_Planning_of_Residential_Areas%282%29.pdf http://irep.iium.edu.my/4349/
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spelling	my.iium.irep.43492011-10-24T03:11:11Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/4349/ Crime and the planning of residential areas- a comparative analysis of two Taman Melati terrace housing units Elsawahli, Hanan Mohamed Hassan Mohit, Mohammad Abdul HT51 Human settlements. Communities NA2599 Architectural criticism Globally, the design of the built environment has played a crucial role in preventing design. Increasingly, two school of thoughts namely Defensible Space and New Urbanism are seen as guiding the CPTED agenda for the coming decades. This paper aims to explore the relationship between residential crime and the design of the built environment in relation to these design concepts. The study analyses and compares the safety level in Taman Melati Terrace Housing in two different locations, which have characteristics of Defensible Space and New Urbanism. Although there are many studies examining the relationship between the design of the built environment and crime occurrence, only few examined the built environment design as complying with the two concepts design principles. There is little research in Malaysia supporting this argument or rejecting it. This paper aims to examine the form of the built environment (Defensible Space/New Urbanism) that has an impact on the safety level. The results showed that the housing location complying with New Urbanism planning principles had a higher safety level than the housing location complying with Defensible Space planning principles. 2010-11-01 Conference or Workshop Item REM application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/4349/1/Crime_and_the_Planning_of_Residential_Areas%282%29.pdf Elsawahli, Hanan Mohamed Hassan and Mohit, Mohammad Abdul (2010) Crime and the planning of residential areas- a comparative analysis of two Taman Melati terrace housing units. In: 5th Asean Postgraduate Seminar 2010, 1-2 November, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur.
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spellingShingle	HT51 Human settlements. Communities NA2599 Architectural criticism Elsawahli, Hanan Mohamed Hassan Mohit, Mohammad Abdul Crime and the planning of residential areas- a comparative analysis of two Taman Melati terrace housing units
description	Globally, the design of the built environment has played a crucial role in preventing design. Increasingly, two school of thoughts namely Defensible Space and New Urbanism are seen as guiding the CPTED agenda for the coming decades. This paper aims to explore the relationship between residential crime and the design of the built environment in relation to these design concepts. The study analyses and compares the safety level in Taman Melati Terrace Housing in two different locations, which have characteristics of Defensible Space and New Urbanism. Although there are many studies examining the relationship between the design of the built environment and crime occurrence, only few examined the built environment design as complying with the two concepts design principles. There is little research in Malaysia supporting this argument or rejecting it. This paper aims to examine the form of the built environment (Defensible Space/New Urbanism) that has an impact on the safety level. The results showed that the housing location complying with New Urbanism planning principles had a higher safety level than the housing location complying with Defensible Space planning principles.
format	Conference or Workshop Item
author	Elsawahli, Hanan Mohamed Hassan Mohit, Mohammad Abdul
author_facet	Elsawahli, Hanan Mohamed Hassan Mohit, Mohammad Abdul
author_sort	Elsawahli, Hanan Mohamed Hassan
title	Crime and the planning of residential areas- a comparative analysis of two Taman Melati terrace housing units
title_short	Crime and the planning of residential areas- a comparative analysis of two Taman Melati terrace housing units
title_full	Crime and the planning of residential areas- a comparative analysis of two Taman Melati terrace housing units
title_fullStr	Crime and the planning of residential areas- a comparative analysis of two Taman Melati terrace housing units
title_full_unstemmed	Crime and the planning of residential areas- a comparative analysis of two Taman Melati terrace housing units
title_sort	crime and the planning of residential areas- a comparative analysis of two taman melati terrace housing units
publishDate	2010
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Crime and the planning of residential areas- a comparative analysis of two Taman Melati terrace housing units

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