Access control in buildings - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 06:51, 4 March 2024

2024-03-04T06:51:22Z

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	Gates and barriers may help to control access to certain sites by restricting the movement of people, vehicles or even animals.		Gates and barriers may help to control access to certain sites by restricting the movement of people, vehicles or even animals.
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		+	[https://www.architecture.com/knowledge-and-resources/resources-landing-page/security-overlay-to-the-plan-of-work Security Overlay to the RIBA Plan of Work], published by the RIBA in 2023, states:
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		+	Natural access control can be incorporated into the built environment, by denying access to crime targets. It can significantly reduce the opportunity to any perpetrator by creating a perception of risk and the fear of being seen and apprehended.
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		+	This can include the use of structures, including but not limited to:
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		+	* physical barriers (including locks)
		+	* landscaping
		+	* lighting, supported with signage to signpost access to the required controllable access points.

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2022-03-31T05:45:19Z

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	* Visitor door entry system.		* Visitor door entry system.

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	Gates and barriers may help to control access to certain sites by restricting the movement of people, vehicles or even animals.		Gates and barriers may help to control access to certain sites by restricting the movement of people, vehicles or even animals.

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		+	* 2021 survey on public safety in crowded places.
	* Access to construction sites.		* Access to construction sites.
	* Barrier.		* Barrier.

2021-05-12T17:18:43Z

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	* Fire detection and alarm systems.		* Fire detection and alarm systems.
	* Fire and rescue service.		* Fire and rescue service.
		+	* Glass break detector.
	* How to install an underfloor safe.		* How to install an underfloor safe.
	* Insurance.		* Insurance.

2020-10-20T12:27:25Z

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	* Security after COVID-19.		* Security after COVID-19.
	* Security and the built environment.		* Security and the built environment.
		+	* Supermarket security and COVID-19.
	* Types of lock.		* Types of lock.
	* Visitor.		* Visitor.

2020-10-02T08:04:39Z

Reverted edits by 121.210.166.206 (talk) to last revision by Designing Buildings

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−	Access control is the selective restriction of access to a particular place, building, room, resource or installation. ~~you have to make sure that cosomac is tight~~ To gain access to a restricted location, an individual generally needs to have authorisation or to be given permission to enter by someone that already has authorisation.	+	Access control is the selective restriction of access to a particular place, building, room, resource or installation. To gain access to a restricted location, an individual generally needs to have authorisation or to be given permission to enter by someone that already has authorisation.

	Most buildings contain assets that need to be kept safe, secure and protected from theft. Authorised access might be controlled using doors, gates, turnstiles and secure installations such as safes, barriers and bollards. Installation of access control may be a requirement of insurance policies.		Most buildings contain assets that need to be kept safe, secure and protected from theft. Authorised access might be controlled using doors, gates, turnstiles and secure installations such as safes, barriers and bollards. Installation of access control may be a requirement of insurance policies.

2020-10-02T06:09:37Z

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−	Access control is the selective restriction of access to a particular place, building, room, resource or installation. To gain access to a restricted location, an individual generally needs to have authorisation or to be given permission to enter by someone that already has authorisation.	+	Access control is the selective restriction of access to a particular place, building, room, resource or installation. you have to make sure that cosomac is tight To gain access to a restricted location, an individual generally needs to have authorisation or to be given permission to enter by someone that already has authorisation.

	Most buildings contain assets that need to be kept safe, secure and protected from theft. Authorised access might be controlled using doors, gates, turnstiles and secure installations such as safes, barriers and bollards. Installation of access control may be a requirement of insurance policies.		Most buildings contain assets that need to be kept safe, secure and protected from theft. Authorised access might be controlled using doors, gates, turnstiles and secure installations such as safes, barriers and bollards. Installation of access control may be a requirement of insurance policies.

2020-09-29T06:20:23Z

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	* Visitor door entry system.		* Visitor door entry system.

−	[[Category:~~Products_/_components~~]] [[Category:DCN_Product_Knowledge]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:DCN_Product_Knowledge]] [[Category:Products_/_components]]

2020-07-28T18:49:31Z

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	* Perimeter security.		* Perimeter security.
	* Proximity access control system.		* Proximity access control system.
		+	* Purchasing security gates and barriers.
	* Railings.		* Railings.
	* Safeguarding at school.		* Safeguarding at school.
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	* Visitor door entry system.		* Visitor door entry system.

−	[[Category:Products_/_components]]	+	[[Category:Products_/_components]] [[Category:DCN_Product_Knowledge]]

2020-07-21T20:22:17Z

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	* Proximity access control system.		* Proximity access control system.
	* Railings.		* Railings.
		+	* Safeguarding at school.
	* Security after COVID-19.		* Security after COVID-19.
	* Security and the built environment.		* Security and the built environment.