Integrating Hostile Vehicle Mitigation into the public realm
As legislation evolves and public safety expectations increase, organisations responsible for public spaces must rethink how security is integrated into the built environment.
This exclusive perspective paper from Marshalls Landscaping explores how Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) can be successfully integrated into public realm design, helping project teams balance security, placemaking, accessibility and user experience.
What you will learn
- The growing importance of Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) across public spaces
- How Martyn's Law is shaping future public realm design and security planning
- Best practices for integrating HVM into landscape architecture and placemaking projects
- How protective street furniture can deliver both security and functionality
- The latest standards and considerations for HVM compliance
- Why early collaboration between designers, engineers, security consultants and stakeholders leads to better outcomes
- Practical guidance for architects, specifiers, local authorities, universities, stadia operators and public sector organisations
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Gain practical insights into creating safer, more resilient and more welcoming public spaces through integrated hostile vehicle mitigation strategies.