Safety, Security in a Historic Building
Here’s how one campus developed territoriality while maintaining its historical character
I recently had a chance to visit this very beautifully renovated high school complex in the Atlanta Public School System. This historic building was formerly part of a university and is now the home of several high school campuses.
The restoration work was extremely well done maintaining the historic character or the building while also creating a very pleasant exterior appearance. We also saw floor to ceiling murals that sometimes ran 20 to 40 feet in length on main hallways and in stairwells to create a stronger sense of territoriality. They did a great job on this project.
Keep up the great work and have an awesome day.
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