Safe at home

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Safe at home
For its commitment to burglary protection, from the planning to the implementation of 22 residential units, the Genossenschaft für Siedlungsbau und Wohnen Minden eG, or GSW Minden for short, was awarded the "Zuhause Sicher" prevention badge by the Minden-Lübbecke district police authority as part of the state campaign "Riegel vor! Safe is safer" campaign, the Minden-Lübcke district police awarded the "Home Safe" prevention badge.
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At the start of the planning phase for the design and furnishing of the residential quarters, the local crime prevention/victim protection department advised the developer's working group, which included not only architects and local companies, but also future tenants. An important criterion for the future residents was burglary protection for the apartments, especially the first floor apartments. This was also intended to increase the residents' subjective sense of security.
Several meetings were held on site with architects and suitable builders.

In the end, measures recommended by the local specialists, such as burglar-resistant window and door elements of the appropriate resistance class, sufficient light sources, especially in areas that are difficult to see, and the avoidance of climbing aids on terraces and balconies, were implemented in full.
After completion of the new building, a final appraisal of the project took place.

The common goal of the police, housing associations and private owners must be to build apartments and houses more safely from the outset.

 

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