5 Questions
According to Elizabeth WOOD's Housing Design: A Social Theory 1961, what is emphasized as a need for managers working with residents?
Consulting on space and design, making areas for leisure, and increasing visibility
In Jane Jacobs' The Death and Life of Great American Cities 1965, what is recommended to increase 'natural surveillance'?
Designing buildings that face the street and opening up the community with mixed housing and commercial buildings
What is one of the techniques mentioned in the context to channel the flow of activities through public places for natural surveillance?
Windows
Which element is considered a part of natural access control?
Doors
How does the text suggest applying the mentioned barriers to public spaces?
Well-designed entrances and exits
Test your knowledge of social theories on housing design from the 1960s, including the concept of natural surveillance proposed by Elizabeth Wood and Jane Jacobs. Explore the importance of community involvement, visibility, and leisure spaces in preventing antisocial behavior in public housing.
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