Chris Kroeger
DSGW Architecture
Lake Elmo Minnesota
Organization
Organization:DSGW Architecture
Title:Senior Architect
Certification
Date Earned CPTED
Date CPD Expires
Date CPD Renewed
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DSGW Architecture
Organization:DSGW Architecture
Title:Senior Architect
Date Earned CPTED
Date CPD Expires
Date CPD Renewed
Learn how DarkSky International and The NICP intersect, combining responsible lighting practices with CPTED strategies to create safer, sustainable communities that protect the beauty of the night sky and enhance community safety.
Discover how Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) can transform your spaces, reduce crime, and foster safer, stronger communities. Learn why CPTED is essential for organizations of all sizes.
Discover how an NICP CPTED certified professional can enhance your design team by creating safer, more sustainable environments, ensuring regulatory compliance, and fostering community well-being.
The NICP has partnered with the Secure Building Council (SBC) to promote world-class building security standards. Through SBC’s SHIELD certification, this collaboration aims to enhance safety protocols and foster secure environments. Together, NICP and SBC are setting a new standard in building security for a safer future.
The NICP has partnered with the Secure Building Council (SBC) to promote world-class building security standards. Through SBC’s SHIELD certification, this collaboration aims to enhance safety protocols and foster secure environments. Together, NICP and SBC are setting a new standard in building security for a safer future.
In 1971, criminologist C. Ray Jeffery, PhD, published a groundbreaking book titled Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design—introducing what we now know as CPTED. His theory was as visionary as it was practical: to prevent crime, we must design the total environment in ways that reduce the opportunities for it to occur.
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