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Barbara A. Nadel, FAIA has written about many security issues facing building owners, facility managers, architects, engineers, security consultants, educators, public officials, and everyone involved in public safety and security of the built environment. Her articles have appeared in print and online, as highlighted below.
SECURITY ARTICLES
"Green, Safe, and Secure: America’s 21st Century Civic Architecture, United States federal agencies are implementing innovative solutions to security and sustainability design challenges," Government by Example, Deloitte and Kyoto Publishing, 2010, p. 66-70.
"Security By Design: Creating Safe and Secure Commercial Facilities," The CIP Report, George Mason University School of Law, Center for Infrastructure Protection, December 2009, Volume 8, Number 6, pages 16, 17, and 29.
"Balancing Design Excellence and Building Security at New U.S. Embassies," AIArchitect, Dec. 5, 2008
"Mumbai Aftermath: A Hard Look at Soft Targets and Tactics," Buildings.com, Dec. 2008
"Tall Orders: High-Rise International Building Code Changes Reflect Lessons Learned from 9/11," Buildings.com, Nov. 2008
"Terrorist Assaults on Overseas Western Icons Yield Lessons for the Building Industry," Buildings.com, Oct. 2008
"Security: Safety Through Strategy," Retail Traffic, Jan. 1, 2000
"Designing for Security: Security Has Become A Top Priority in Building Design. The Challenge is to Mitigate Damage While Still Creating Friendly Environments," Architectural Record, March 1998
SECURITY ARTICLES ABOUT OR QUOTING MS. NADEL
SECURITY BIBLIOGRAPHY
The following articles are written by Barbara A. Nadel, FAIA:
2008
"Benchmarking 9/11: Terrorism, Hurricanes, and Climate-Change Challenges," Buildings.com, Sept. 2008
"Security of Olympic Proportions: Conventional Wisdom on Safety at Public Venues," Buildings.com, August 2008
"The Capital Costs of Terrorism: Paying the Price for Public Redevelopment," Buildings.com, July 2008
"Retooling Homeland Security Grants for IEDs: Enlist the Building Industry," Buildings.com, June 2008
"Security, High-Rise Buildings, and Ethics: Cracking the Building Code," Buildings.com, May 2008
"Deconstructing the New Urban Fortress: UK’s Mandate for Terror-Proof Buildings," Buildings.com, April 2008
"Global Diplomacy and Design: Security at U.S. Embassies," Buildings.com, March 2008
"Rebuilding America’s Critical Infrastructure is a Non–Partisan Issue," Buildings.com, Feb. 2008
"The Terrorism Risk Insurance Act: A Federal Backstop of Prevention," Buildings.com, Jan. 2008
2007
"Deterring Terror by Design: The New Front Lines for Homeland Security are in the Private Sector," Buildings.com, Dec. 2007
"A Canadian View on Security: Creating an All-Hazards Approach to Public Safety," An interview with Canadian security expert Margaret Purdy, Buildings.com, Nov. 2007
"Global Terrorism, Domestic Security: Balancing Urban Design and Public Safety," An interview with counterterrorism expert and former NYPD Deputy Commissioner Michael Sheehan, Oct. 2007
"Public Safety, National Security: America’s 21st-Century Infrastructure Agenda," Buildings.com, Sep. 2007
"U.S. Tall Buildings on Terrorist Hit List: Examining the Implications and Short-Term Strategies," Buildings.com, Aug. 2007
"High-Rise Safety, International Codes, and Tall Buildings: Rising to Meet the Challenge," Buildings.com, July 2007
"Airport Safety: Protecting the Journey, Securing the Destination," Buildings.com, June 2007
"Against All Vulnerabilities: Inside America’s Security Strategies," An interview with former White House counterterrorism advisor Richard A. Clarke, Buildings.com, May 2007
"Oklahoma City: Security Civics Lessons," Buildings.com, April 2007
"Securing Museums, Libraries, and Cultural Facilities: Life Imitates Art," Buildings.com, March 2007
"Security Technology: Navigating Needs and Options," Buildings.com, March 2007
"Homeland Security by Design: A High-Stakes Game," An interview with Vincent E. Henry, CPP, PhD, Director of the Homeland Security Management Institute at Long Island University, Buildings.com, Feb. 2007
"31 Homeland Security Ideas for 2007," Buildings.com, Jan. 2007
2006
"Security and Religious Facilities: Providing Safety and Sanctuary. Integrating design, use of technology and operation will offer far more protection than prayer alone for protecting sacred spaces," Buildings.com, Dec. 2006
"Security and Schools: Creating Safe Educational Environments. Sound security strategies are not a one-size-fits-all approach. Design, technology, policies, and procedures are essential components of developing school security plans," Buildings.com, Nov. 2006
"Security and Historic Properties: Preserving and Securing America's Past," Buildings.com, Oct. 2006
"Security and Terrorism: Lessons Learned from September 11," Buildings.com, Sept. 2006
"Security and Disaster Planning: Power Outages and Hurricane Season," Buildings.com, Aug. 2006
"Disaster Planning: Floods, Flu, and Funding," Buildings.com, July 2006
BOOKS
"Design Strategies for a Safer Environment," Architecture: Celebrating the Past, Designing the Future, Nancy B. Solomon, AIA, ed., Visual Reference Publications, 2008.
"Building Security: 21st Century Planning and Design Essentials," Architectural Graphic Standards, Eleventh Edition, by Charles Ramsey & Harold Sleeper, John Wiley & Sons, 2007.
"Public Safety, Personal Security," Livability 101, American Institute of Architects, 2005.
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