Who created the project "Of Sentences and Men - The judicial institution in the Phocaean context"?

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

What type of design project is "Of Sentences and Men - The judicial institution in the Phocaean context"?

"Of Sentences and Men - The judicial institution in the Phocaean context" is a Courthouse, Concept Architecture, Art Direction, Concept Art project showcased on uni.xyz.

Of Sentences and Men - The judicial institution in the Phocaean context

Q: Where is the project "Of Sentences and Men - The judicial institution in the Phocaean context" located?

This project is located in Sweden.

In France, the judicial institution today generates the feeling of a two-tier justice system contributing to a crisis of justice confidence. In this context, Marseille, a city long tainted by crime where Justice has too often failed, offers the opportunity to establish a project allowing the population to retake justice.

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