Who created the project "How much is a "like" worth?"?

This project was created by Pablo Allen on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "How much is a "like" worth?"?

"How much is a "like" worth?" is a Switching Prisons, Prison, Carceral Environment, Concept Architecture, Urban Design, Infrastructure Design, Drawing, Penitentiary project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "How much is a "like" worth?" located?

This project is located in Den Haag, Netherlands.

How much is a "like" worth?

The tower type is valid for office buildings in which people as a general rule enter and leave at the same time and perform the same job. A number of individual or group offices, co-working or other variants are always present. So let's try this type for a prison. They are equal cells (offices) with spaces for co-working (workshops, communication..)

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Comments (4)

Michael Spight

Juror

6y ago

Director, TAG Architects, Australia

Overall a well presented scheme - a little fanciful in terms of cost to achieve it, but interesting nevertheless.

Misak Terzibasiyan

Juror

6y ago

Principal Architect at UArchitects

Presentation is oke, but main concept still is a prison . Why should it be a high rise building ? It is Piranesi instead of Pinaresi (see explanation). To work in a regular office can be also a punishment :)

Adrian Iredale

Juror

6y ago

Director, iredale pedersen hook architects, Australia

One of the great advantages of a minimum footprint is the amount of available space surrounding the project. I am left wondering what the role of the ground ring of space is. Is this just an exclusion zone?

Kharanshu Sharma 5y ago

How is the possibility of sucides among inmates tackled in a vertical structure like this?

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