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Hussein, F.; Moanis, Y. Defensible Spaces. Encyclopedia. Available online: https://encyclopedia.pub/entry/8344 (accessed on 14 September 2026).
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Defensible Spaces

Defensible space is the concept of creating spaces that include a series of architectural guidelines that are used when designing a new urban residential area to promote both the territorial claim of the residential groups to their surroundings and their ability to conduct natural surveillance of their spaces. Constructing safe environments with safe vocabularies for enhancing well-being is crucial for achieving quality of life in both peace and wartime. Warzone countries that suffer from many changes due to the effect of war (or fourth-generation wars) should be prepared to face those changes with safe spaces as well.

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  1. Calame, J. Post-War Reconstruction: Concerns, Models and Approaches. Macro Center Working Papers 20. 2005, Volume 1–56. Available online: https://docs.rwu.edu/cmpd_working_papers/20/ (accessed on 15 December 2020).
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