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Recent publications of staff: Professor Paul Ekblom, Professor Lorraine Gamman and Adam Thorpe all presented papers at the ECCA conference and the International Crime Science conference (both at UCL), and Paul convened and chaired the DAC sessions at both conferences. Gamman, L - 'Design Against Crime as Socially Responsive Innovation?' - presented at 2007 ECCA conference and the international Crime Science conference (both at UCL). Download pdf Thrope, A - 'Don’t give Thieves an Easy Ride: A Design Against Crime Practice Review' - presented at 2007 ECCA conference and the international Crime Science conference (both at UCL). Download pdf Gamman L & Thorpe, A - 'Liberty versus Security - A Design Review' ; European Academy of Design; (EAD) Dancing With Disorder: Design. Discourse and Disorder; Izmir, Turkey, March 2007 Download pdf Gamman L & Thorpe, A - Socially Responsive Design, Lisbon 2007. Download file Ekblom, P and Sidebottom, A (UCL Jill Dando Institute) - 'Fresh and evolving ideas from the collision of Situational Crime Prevention and Design' - presented at 2007 ECCA conference and the international Crime Science conference (both at UCL). Download powerpoint Gamman, L - Design Against Crime: How best to make secure indoor bike parking happen? Download pdf Ekblom, P - Revising CPTED. Link Gamman, L and Thorpe, A also both presented papers at the EAD (European Academy of Design) conference in Izmir, Turkey, 2007. Ekblom, P -The Beccaria Partner Meeting, Hanover, Germany.Keynote address to the European Crime Prevention Network (EUCPN) Best Practices Conference, Häämeenlinna, Finland Ekblom, P - Security, Democracy and Cities, European Forum of Urban Safety, Zaragoza, Spain Ekblom, P - 17th Annual Conference on Problem-Oriented Policing, Madison, Wisconsin Ekblom, P and Sidebottom, A (2007) ‘What do you mean, ‘Is it secure?’ Redesigning language to be fit for the task of assessing the security of domestic and personal electronic goods’ in European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research www.springerlink.com/content/d8153x12n2wg75rg/?p=77c77ffc2dff4994ac9f39a7ad7105bcπ=11 Ekblom, P (2007) ‘Making Offenders Richer’ in Farrell, G, Bowers, K, Johnson, S and Townsley, M (ed.s) Imagination for Crime Prevention: Essays in Honour of Ken Pease. Crime Prevention Studies 21: Monsey, NY: Criminal Justice Press/ Devon, UK: Willan Publishing Gamman, L and Thorpe, A - 'What is socially responsive design - A theory and practice review' - Lorraine Gamman and Adam Thorpe presented at 2006 Design Research Society International Conference in Lisbon (1-4 November 2006). Gamman, L and Thorpe, A - 'Design Against Crime As Socially Responsive Theory and Practice' Lorraine Gamman and Adam Thorpe presented paper at Design 2006, Dubrovnik, Croatia and published as part of conference proceedings. Willcocks, M - 'DAC @ MOMA' visual essay for "...but is it industrial design?" by Marcus Willcocks published in MAID catalogue Edited by Ben Hughes, 2006 London. Thorpe, A - 'Thwarting the Bike Thieves' article by Adam Thorpe for London Cyclist January 2006 edition and second version with Lorraine Gamman for Central Saint Martins MA Industrial Design 2006 catalogue. Gamman, L - 'Designs on Retail Crime' by Lorraine Gamman edited and published in MAID catalogue by Ben Hughes, 2006 London. Ekblom, P - 'Crime' by Paul Ekblom in Office of Science and Technology, Foresight Intelligent Infrastructure Futures: the Scenarios - Towards 2055 - Perspective and Process' 17-23. London 2006: Department of Trade and Industry. www.foresight.gov.uk. Ekblom, P - 'Good practice? Invest in a Framework!' by Paul Ekblom in Network News, Spring 2006. Chester: National Community Safety Network, 2006. Ekblom, P - 'Making Offenders Richer' by Paul Ekblom (refereed) in G. Farrell, K. Bowers, S. Johnson and M. Townsley (Eds.), Imagination for Crime Prevention: Essays in Honour of Ken Pease. Crime Prevention Studies 21: Monsey, N.Y.: Criminal Justice Press/ Devon, UK: Willan Publishing 2007. Gamman, L and Thorpe, A - 'Designs Against Bicycle Theft' postcard series and booklet (created by Lorraine Gamman and Adam Thorpe and designed by Jake Hobart) to coincide with exhibitions and launch of Bikeoff stands as well as 'Steal my bike, break my heart' heart-shaped flyers and 'How to lock your bike' stickers for new Bikeoff bicycle stands.Willcocks, M and Vitiello, R - 'The Difference is in the Detail: Its Potential as a Place Branding Tool and its Impact Upon Perceptions and Responses', Marcus Willcocks and Rosanna Vitiello Article published in the Journal of Place Branding (refereed), Autumn 2006, London. Ekblom, P - 'Limiting Theft of Electronic Products: Ways of Measuring - and Addressing - Security', Paul Ekblom at iWant: to Design More Secure Products Event (Project MARC), JDI-UCL London 2006. Ekblom, P (2005) - 'Design Products Against Crime' in N. Tilley (ed.), Handbook of Crime Prevention'. Cullompton: Willan. Ekblom, P (2005) 'How to Police the Future: Scanning for Scientific and Technological Innovations which Generate Potential Threats and Opportunities in Crime, Policing and Crime Reduction', in M. Smith and N. Tilley (eds.) Crime Science: New Approaches to Preventing and Detecting Crime. Cullompton:Willan. Roach, J, Ekblom, P and Flynn, R (2005) 'The Conjunction of Terrorist Opportunity: A Framework for Diagnosing and Preventing Acts of Terrorism.' Security Journal 18 (3):7-25). Gamman, L. and Pascoe, T (2004) 'Seeing is Believing: Notes Towards a Visual Methology and Manifesto' and 'Towards a Practice Based Design Methodology'. in L. Gamman and T. Pascoe (sp. eds.) Crime Prevention and Community Safety, Perpetuity Press. Download pdf Cox, T, Willcocks, M, (2004) Review of 'Design Against Crime: Secure Urban Environments by Design', by Town Davey and Wooton in L. Gamman and T. Pascoe (eds.) Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, Perpetuity Press. Gamman, L., Thorpe, A, Willcocks, M, (2004) 'Bike Off! Tracking the Design Terrains of Cycle Parking: Reviewing Use, Missues and Abuse' in L. Gamman and T. Pascoe (eds.) Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, Perpetuity Press. Download pdf Gamman, L (2005) 'Shopping Centres - Best Practice' - downloadable conference paper (www.designagainstcrime.info), presented to 'Designing Out Drug Related Crime In Shopping Environments' Conference, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, University of the Arts London. Gamman, L and Hughes, B (Feb 2003), 'Thinking Thief: Designing Out Misuse; Abuse and Criminal Aesthetics', Ingenia Journal, pp 35-42. Download pdf Gamman, L. (2001) 'In the Bag: A Design Resource: get smart quick about bag theft, pick pocketing and street crime', Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, University of the Arts London. THIS IS CURRENTLY BEING REDESIGNED AS A NEW WEB SITE - MORE INFORMATION TO FOLLOW. |
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| Exhibitions
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ECCA conference 'Reinventing the Bike Shed' exhibition 'Reinventing the Bike Shed 2' exhibition SAFE: Design Takes on Risk INDEX 2005, Copenhagen - Grippa Bike Fest 2005, Trafalgar Square, London Anti Crime Wave: Secure Design for Safer Travel Vexed not Victimised: Karrysafe Bags and Anti-Theft Accessories Not to Die For Conference & workshop: DAC at CSM with Home Office/ BCSC/ BRC |
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| Presentations, Conferences and Seminars |
'BikeOff: Learning from Barcelona' paper given by Marcus Willcocks, June 2006 ; 'Diagnosing Bicycle Crime with the Conjunction of Criminal Opportunity Framework' (by Paul Ekblom ) and 'Latest findings from Bikeoff/ Holborn Gateway Research Project' (by Adam Thorpe ). Crime prevention seminar part of 2nd London Bicycle Film Festival, Cochrane Theatre, London (7th - 9th September 2006). 'Review of Bicycle Parking Design Standards - the Way Forward', presentation given by Adam Thorpe and Prof. Lorraine Gamman, 8 th September 2006. Design Against Crime Open Seminar Series - The first University-wide DAC seminar series is about to start.The seminars will be called the "Liberty versus Security" series and first one will start on 24th April 2007 with Bill Durodie (Concept of Risk). An identity for the seminar series is currently being designed by student designer Marcos Villalba and invites will be sent out beginning of April 2007. National Community Safety Network Convention, 13-15 June 2006, Portsmouth. The convention includes a mini-conference and study tour on Design Against Crime' Further information and registration from conference website. iWant Conference: To Design Secure Products March 19th-20th 2006: Event held at the BT Conference Centre, London. Organised by Project MARC team; Jill Dando Institute of Crime Science, UCL; University of Cardiff, Wales; University of Trento, Italy. Designing Out Crime in Shopping Environments March 01, 2006: Addressing BCSC members at their annual conference Edinburgh. Designing Out Crime in Shopping Environments Conference & workshop: DAC at CSM with Home Office/BCSC supported by BRC/ATCM. (pdf password protected) Design Against Crime - How to Make it Happen? Design Against Crime Creative Communications - May 2005 |
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| Students |
A list of student BA and MA projects linked with Design Against Crime or the MA Industrial Design at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design. |
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Liberty Fearns BA(Hons) Product Design, CSM |
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Mai Torvits Dam BA(Hons) Arts Design and Environment, CSM |
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| Liberty spent the summer 2005 working for DAC and developing her Audi Design Foundation product. Liberty is taking a year out of her studies to take a 9 month work placement in the Audi Design Centre in Germany after winning Audi Designer of the Year 2004. Liberty's details. | Mai's previous projects seek to address current topics in a playful nature. Her fictional campaign 'S.A.F.E' - Stay Away From Everyone' (2005) takes a humorous approach to how we use our senses in relation to one another when moving around the city.Mai's professional statement. | ||||||||
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Jonathan Dodge Ismaril Wells |
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| Jonathan Dodge and Ismaril Wells from MA Industrial Design 2005-6, for their first year Design Against Crime project created a bag holding clip as a visual deterrent to theft, that would lend it self to cheap mass production, and possibly given away by responsible corporations and companies. the clip, aimed at tourists as well as commuters, who are often targeted by pickpockets when traveling, hold zips together and makes it less easy for the pickpocket to open bags. The aim of the design is to slow down the thief, and to communicate that bag owner is thinking thief, hence the title 'DipOff!'. The design is currently available for licensing, and in 2006-7 will be subject to live user testing trials, sponsored by British Transport Police. |
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Press Coverage |
Karrysafe: The Design Against Crime Research Initiative(now DAC Research Centre) at Central Saint Martins has received so much publicity it is not possible to list it all on this archive. Suffice it to say that the Karrysafe project, for example, run by Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design, was estimated by the Design Council in 2002 to have generated approximately £870,000 worth of press and media publicity - the launch received coverage in most national and many regional newspapers. Details Safe: The DAC Research Centre was recently invited to an exhibition in MoMA, New York, USA. The exhibition titled Safe - Design Takes on Risk was currated by Paola Antonelli,Curator of Architecture and Design,The Museum of Modern Art and took place October 16th 2005- January 02nd 2006.
Other DAC Press Coverage: Sir Misha Black Award 2006 Safe at Moma The Haute Design Approach to Foiling Urban Thieves Disenos para la era del miedo How to stay safe and eat fondue - in an earthquake Playing it Safe Safe Bets Urban Journal, MoMA's Safety Check Risky Business Fear Factor Index Awards 2005- Karrysafe and Grippa Don't
be a Victim Design
Council Tackles Thieves The
Bags that are Designed Not to be Snatched TV
Coverage Stealing
Beauty Design
Against Crime Thinking
Thief: When Design Meets Crime Review of first Design Against Crime seminar series at CSM by Deb Orr, The Independent, 16 May 2000 Other Design Against Crime Press Coverage since 2000 includes: National: The Guardian, Space, Evening Standard, Daily Express, Evening Regional: Evening News Norwich, The News Portsmouth, Yorkshire Evening Post, Trade: FX, British Retail Consortium Crime Survey, Communicate (Home Overseas: Diseno Interieur (Spain), Euroman (Scandinavia), NEO2 Broadcast: British Satellite News British Forces Radio, British Satellite |
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