Interactive Prison
Architectural and spatial design approaches to reimagining prisons as interactive, rehabilitative, and transformative environments.
Interactive Prison explores how design can reshape correctional facilities beyond traditional confinement models. The topic examines spaces that engage occupants through rehabilitation, education, and experiential learning rather than purely punitive functions.The community develops projects ranging from vertical cybercrime facilities and micro-cities of rehabilitation to adaptive reuse of industrial spaces for hands-on engagement. Work here investigates boundary conditions between punishment and restoration, confinement and possibility, and how architecture can facilitate behavioral and social transformation.
