Tag Archives: Design

Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) is a proactive, multi-disciplinary approach to reducing crime through thoughtful design of the built environment. Rather than reacting to crime after it happens, CPTED shapes spaces to naturally deter criminal activity while making them more welcoming and functional for legitimate users.

The evolution of public lighting has entered a transformative era, where smart outdoor lighting systems are revolutionizing how cities, stadiums, and large facilities manage their lighting infrastructure. With approximately 326 million streetlights worldwide expected to grow to over 361 million by 2030, and 25% of these converting to smart networks, the lighting industry is experiencing unprecedented innovation.

Traffic bollards have evolved from simple ship-mooring posts to become indispensable elements of modern urban infrastructure. These versatile safety devices play a crucial role in protecting pedestrians, managing vehicle access, and enhancing the overall safety of high-traffic areas.

Periods of civil unrest challenge not only social order but also the safety and functionality of the spaces we rely on every day. For urban planners, security professionals, and public officials, understanding the root causes and potential consequences of unrest is a critical first step in designing resilient communities.