Prison
Architectural and design approaches to prison systems, rehabilitation spaces, and incarceration infrastructure.
Lunar Prison
The design uses the space station as the carrier of the prison,and assumes the work of imprisoning and enlightening prisoners in the future world,which makes the prisoners gradually reflect from the separation from their loved ones ,and finally return to society.And the only thing they could connect with their loved ones on earth was the bright moon.
Human Factory
We have examined three of these aspects and have influenced the results obtained in the design of the prison which includes: The philosophy of prison throughout history, The Impact of Progress and Time on Crime, Analyzing the personality of hackers. This approach has taken on new forms and structures over time. Based on the kind of attitude we examined the l
Interesting ........ perhaps make more use of the green space at ground level.
Interesting concept.
Glad it drew your attention.
Reverse prison
The design will unfold from three points. 1. What are the general characteristics and criminal psychology of future cyber crime? 2. What should be the research on the development of training methods and the training methods for future cybercrime? 3. Use the spatial strategy layer of architecture to integrate the above research and judgment into a building.
Conceptually strong but suggests architectural experience is secondary
I thought the site was in the Netherlands ? Regarding the remark about Rem Koolhaas i don't understand.
Good progressive scheme that demonstrates an understanding of incarceration and how to deal with it humanely.
CABLE PRISON
Prison is a kind of public institusions that is fed by society that means to provide protection and caution for the city. Since that, modular, low-cost and environmental-friendly design is required to the prison design.
Is the cable critical to the design? If this is removed is the project as successful?
Sorry, I don't understand the cable reference.
Cable and prison ???
THE CYCLONE
Cyclone is a strong storm of rapidly rotating winds. It was used as a metaphor to describe the idea of cycle in our design. This cycle includes adaptation, correction and rehabilitation steps. Prisoners move on to the next step according to their progress, and each step provides more environmental interaction than the previous one.
Legendary!
awesome!
Look it ! wow.
BOUNDARY POSSIBILITY
With the improvement of the level of science and technology, the growth of the economic level, and the increasing number of cybercrime, as people's demands for quality of life are getting higher and higher, people begin to pay attention to the prisons of special criminals.
This creates a highly abstract and competitive environment that encourages reward and punishment at the expense of rehabilitation. In a world where we advocate natural light (and ventilation where possible) as good design attributes, this project will struggle to meet this.
District Analysis: University of Gloinen ??? . First main background image, where is this ? Not The Hague !
The integration of some green space would be an asset to this generally well handled scheme. Light and contact with the environment is essential.
The Studio for Redemption: Rethinking Incarceration for Intellectual Crime
A shortlisted prison concept replaces isolation with collaborative rehabilitation, turning inmates' technical skills toward societal contribution.
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Cable Prison: Modular Architecture That Reframes Incarceration as Rehabilitation
A cable-supported, timber-framed correctional facility designed around transparency, dignity, and the spatial logic of community integration.
HOT SPOT: Embedding a Prison Inside the City to Dissolve the Walls of Stigma
A shortlisted proposal reimagines correctional architecture as civic infrastructure, replacing isolation with urban integration and public engagement.
Reverse Prisons: Architecture That Punishes Cybercrime by Restoring Reality
A two-skinned prison for 500 inmates uses multimedia interfaces and gamified social interaction to replace surveillance with self-discipline.
Future Prison: Circular Architecture That Treats Incarceration as a Rehabilitation Loop
A shortlisted competition entry layers private, public, and semi-public zones into a cyber-integrated correctional facility built for reintegration.
01 | Prison: Rethinking Incarceration Through Biophilic and Modular Architecture
A People's Choice Award entry reimagines the prison as a timber-lined rehabilitative landscape balancing security with human dignity.
Reframing the Prison: Honeycomb Modules That Replace Cells with Houses
A shortlisted entry for Switching Prisons reimagines justice architecture through house-shaped modules arranged in a honeycomb collective.
Human Factory: A Prison Designed to Produce Citizens, Not Repeat Offenders
A shortlisted competition entry reimagines incarceration through multi-functional spaces, nature integration, and hacker rehabilitation models.
Screen: A Prison That Reverses the Logic of Digital Isolation
Three architectural stages of filter, reform, and reflect guide inmates from darkness back toward self-awareness and identity.
Green Prison: A Self-Sustaining Mini-Town That Redefines Incarceration
Reinforced concrete, timber screens, and biometric security replace bars and fences in a rehabilitative correctional campus.
Babel Prison: A Cylindrical Tower for Cybercriminal Rehabilitation
Inspired by the Tower of Babel, this high-security facility reimagines correctional architecture for the digital age's newest offenders.
Can't help seeing iced donuts. I wonder what they look like in summer?
There is almost never so much snow in the Netherlands :)