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architecture of fear: a standalone construct

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architectureof fear1 CONSTRUCTArchitecture of fearELLIN · URBAN DESIGN

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Urban design

built forms and urban patterns shaped by fear of crime and of others, such as fortified homes, gates and surveillance.

In urban design, architecture of fear refers to built forms and urban patterns shaped by fear of crime and of others, such as fortified homes, gates and surveillance. This meaning comes from Ellin (1997) in Architecture of fear.[1]

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  1. Ellin, N. (1997). Architecture of fear. Princeton Architectural Press. ISBN 9781568980829

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