SUMMIT SHOPPING COMPLEX, MOKOLA APPLICATION OF PASSIVE SECURITY IN ARCHITECTURE
Abstract
The research analyzes the
implementation of passive
security
features in designing shopping complexes within Ibadan, Oyo State, as a means to
improve
safety
areas in Ibadan call for
while reducing
security vulnerabilities. Business district
innovative solutions
of business. Target areas of investigation
to security in the
include natural
form
surveillance,
territorial management, access controls, and adequate lighting to ease shopping in
improved
safety, which considers the specificity of
the
city.
The study explores existing shopping complexes to identify security issues and assess
how the utilization of passive design elements can ensure prevention of acts like theft
and
vandalism.
Through
field observation and
case
studies,
it
investigates the manner in which public space design and management can enhance
safety as well as crime prevention. It also highlights the need for culturally sensitive
security strategies that consider the local context. The research aims to guide planners
and developers in offering healthy and safe shopping conditions for everyone.
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