Storstrøm Prison: a Modern, Human, High-security Prison that Uses Architecture to Promote Prisoners’ Social Rehabilitation
Storstrøm Prison: a Modern, Human, High-security Prison that Uses Architecture to Promote Prisoners’ Social Rehabilitation
- urbanNext, December 16, 2017.
- 965 words.
C.F. Møller, expanding design practices, Low Density, Politics and economics, Project
Architecture’s challenge, Architecture&art, City of walls, Cluster, Colors, Community, Community Facilities, Concrete, Corten steel, Denmark, Developing policies, Empowering society, Flexibility, Freedom, Future cities, Institutional Architecture, Interaction, Political & Economic Approach, Prison, Project, Security, Transforming society
The aim of the closed Storstrøm Prison is to create the world’s most humane high-security prison, which contributes to the inmates’ social rehabilitation through architecture that supports the inmates’ mental and physical well-being and also ensures a secure and pleasant workplace for the prison staff.
2575-5374
Architecture Architecture Prison Design Humanist Design Falster, Denmark Denmark
C.F. Møller, expanding design practices, Low Density, Politics and economics, Project
Architecture’s challenge, Architecture&art, City of walls, Cluster, Colors, Community, Community Facilities, Concrete, Corten steel, Denmark, Developing policies, Empowering society, Flexibility, Freedom, Future cities, Institutional Architecture, Interaction, Political & Economic Approach, Prison, Project, Security, Transforming society
The aim of the closed Storstrøm Prison is to create the world’s most humane high-security prison, which contributes to the inmates’ social rehabilitation through architecture that supports the inmates’ mental and physical well-being and also ensures a secure and pleasant workplace for the prison staff.
2575-5374
Architecture Architecture Prison Design Humanist Design Falster, Denmark Denmark