Authored by William Douden, "Panic Proof Grade School Buildings, Panic Proof High School Building" addresses the critical issue of safety in educational institutions. Published in 1917, this book offers insights into designing and constructing school buildings to minimize panic during emergencies, particularly fires. Douden's work emphasizes the importance of architectural planning and safety measures to protect students and staff. The book serves as a historical record of early 20th-century concerns about school safety and provides valuable lessons applicable to contemporary building design and emergency preparedness strategies. Its enduring value lies in its focus on preventative measures and thoughtful planning to ensure the well-being of occupants in educational environments.
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