- The
defensible space theory of
architect and city
planner Oscar Newman encomp****es
ideas about crime prevention and
neighborhood safety.
Newman argues...
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Defensible space may
refer to:
Defensible space theory, a
concept of
influencing negative social behavior through architectural and
urban design Defensible...
- The
Defensible Barracks is a
fortified barracks located at
Europa Flats in the
British Overseas Territory of Gibraltar. The
British defensive strategy...
- Look up defense, defence, or
defensive in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Defense or
defence may
refer to:
Defense (military),
forces primarily intended...
- A
defensible space, in the
context of fire control, is a
natural and/or
landscaped area
around a
structure that has been
maintained and
designed to reduce...
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fortress and city,
built by King
Kashyapa (477–495 CE) as a new more
defensible capital. It was also used as a
Buddhist monastery after the
capital was...
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controlled to keep
clear of any
development which would reduce the
defensibility of the Tower.
Building has
encroached to a degree, but a
legacy of this...
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supporting archaeological evidence.
These archaeologists suggested defensibility was
never a
major concern in the
siting of a broch, and
argued that...
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heavily pressed the
ditch is not
defensible and so
neither is the Bailey.
Rather one
retreats to the
insalubrious but
defensible,
perhaps impregnable, Motte...
- The
Defensible Barracks at
Pembroke Dock, is a
Grade II* listed, Victorian-era
fortification and
barracks in Pembrokeshire,
South Wales. It is a 20-sided...
