Building Security: Handbook for Architectural Planning and Design

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Building Security: Handbook for Architectural Planning and Design

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By Barbara A. Nadel
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Professional
Number Of Pages: 672
Publication Date: 2004-04-09
ISBN-10 / ASIN: 0071411712
ISBN-13 / EAN: 9780071411714
Binding: Hardcover

“This book is a must-read for architects, landlords, security consultants and anyone else tasked with or interested in ensuring security and averting catastrophic loss.” — Bernard B. Kerik, 40th Police Commissioner, New York City (Ret.)

Whether planning for new construction, renovations, or security upgrades of existing facilities, Building Security: Handbook for Architectural Planning and Design is the definitive twenty-first century reference on security design, technology, building operations, and disaster planning.

Award-winning architect and author Barbara A. Nadel, FAIA, and over 50 national experts provide security design solutions for creating safe commercial, institutional, industrial, and residential buildings in the post-September 11, 2001, environment. Generously illustrated with 600 photos, drawings, tables, and checklists.


Table of Contents:

Part I: Achieving Transparent Security
Chapter 1: Lessons Learned from September 11, 2001 and other Benchmark Events
Chapter 2: Security Master Planning
Chapter 3: Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
Part II: Planning & Design
Chapter 4: Arenas, Sports Facilities, Convention Centers, Performing Arts Facilities: Safety and Security after September 11, 2001
Chapter 5: Commercial High-Rise Egress Systems
Chapter 6: Courthouse Security
Chapter 7: Federally Owned or Leased Office Buildings: Security Design
Chapter 8: Health Care Security
Chapter 9: Historic Preservation Guidance for Security Design
Chapter 10: Hospitality Facilities: Security Planning and Design
Chapter 11: Multifamily Housing: Security Checklist for Building Owners and Real Estate Professionals
Chapter 12: Home and Business Security, Disaster Planning, Response and Recovery
Chapter 13: Industrial Facilities: Safety, Security, Site Selection and Workplace Violence
Chapter 14: Lobby Security Design: First Impressions
Chapter 15: Museum and Cultural Facility Security
Chapter 16: Perimeter Security: The Aesthetics of Protection
Chapter 17: Religious Institutions and Community Centers: Security Planning
Chapter 18: Research Facilities: Security Planning
Chapter 19: Retail Security Design
Chapter 20: School Security: Designing Safe Learning Environments
Chapter 21: Women’s Health Centers: Workplace Safety and Security
Part III: Engineering
Chapter 22: Protective Design of Structures
Chapter 23: Mechanical, Electrical, Fire Protection Design
Chapter 24: Chemical and Biological Protection
Chapter 25: Construction Cost Estimating for Security Related Projects
Chapter 26: Construction: Emergency Response - Lessons Learned from September 11, 2001
Part IV: Technology and Materials
Chapter 27: Security Technology
Chapter 28: Selecting and Specifying Security Technology Products: A Primer for Building Owners and Facility Managers
Chapter 29: Glazing and Security Glass Applications
Part V: Codes and Liability
Chapter 30: Codes, Standards, and Guidelines for Security Planning and Design
Chapter 31: Liability Exposure After September 11, 2001



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