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how inclusive urban design can foster imaginative use
of space while addressing challenges of equitable
planning and access for all social groups (19).
Moreover, research underscores the conflict between
the formal city and its informal side, including slum-
dwellers and informal workers. Overall, studies
emphasize the importance of inclusive and sustainable
urban planning and design in temporary urban spaces,
prioritizing safety, community well-being, and
equitable access to public spaces.
1.2. Importance of Safety and Livability in
Temporal Urban Environments
Ensuring safety and livability in temporal urban
environments is crucial for creating spaces that are
both secure and inviting for inhabitants. Studies Fig. 1. Main indicators of the CPTED approach
indicate that the integration of Crime Prevention Source:(2)
Through Environmental Design (CPTED) principles Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
can significantly influence individuals' perceptions of (CPTED) is a proactive approach to reducing crime
safety and comfort within urban settings. Temporal and improving safety by incorporating design
urban spaces play a pivotal role in improving public elements into the built environment. CPTED
areas, offering opportunities for experimentation and comprises five principles: natural access control,
advancement in urban design (8).These spaces have natural surveillance, territorial reinforcement,
the potential to evolve into dynamic and secure maintenance, and activity support. These principles
environments that cater to the diverse needs of the guide how people enter and leave a space, the
community (9). Prioritizing safety and livability not placement of physical features such as windows and
only enhances the overall quality of these spaces but lighting, the creation of territorial influence, the
also cultivates a sense of community engagement and importance of maintenance, and the encouragement of
pride among users.
activities in public spaces. They focus on creating
1.3. Crime Prevention Through Environmental environments that promote safety, reduce
Design (CPTED) opportunities for crime, and enhance community
The CPTED theory posits that effective design well-being (1).
and efficient utilization of the environment can 2. RESEARCH OBJECTIVES AND SCOPE
prevent crime while simultaneously enhancing the 2.1. Objectives
quality of life and alleviating the fear of crime
(4).This theory centers on the built environment, 1. To explore the adaptation and implementation
emphasizing that design interventions facilitating of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
increased surveillance by residents can foster a sense (CPTED) principles in temporal urban spaces, such as
of ownership over the territory and cultivate a positive festivals, markets, or pop-up events, to effectively
perception of the space, ultimately leading to a reduce crime and increase feelings of safety.
decrease in criminal opportunities and instances of 2. To identify the key design elements or
crime (Cozen et al., 2005). The theory comprises six interventions that are most effective in mitigating
fundamental pillars. (Fig 1) crime and disorder in temporal urban spaces, and to
examine how they differ from those used in
permanent urban environments.

3. To assess the extent to which temporal urban
spaces designed with CPTED principles influence
people's perceptions of safety and security, and to
analyze how these perceptions affect their behavior
and enjoyment of the space.
4. To investigate the challenges and limitations of
implementing CPTED in temporal urban spaces, and
to propose strategies for addressing these challenges.
5. To examine successful case studies of CPTED
implementation in temporal urban spaces and extract
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