Open Prison Architecture
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Open Prison Architecture
Design Criteria for a New Prison Typology
Vessella, Luigi
WIT Press
09/2017
256
Dura
Inglês
9781784662479
15 a 20 dias
As a part of the debate on penitentiary architecture, this book proposes a critical interpretation of the conceptual elements and design approaches involved. This proposal, more than others, may "mend" the relationship between theoretical conception and the actual building practice for a prison.
Contents Foreword Chapter 1: The space of detention 1.1 The space of detention throughout history; 1.2 Prison and the reforms of 1700; 1.3 Prisons in the United States after Independence; 1.4 Twentieth-century penitentiary typologies; 1.5 Some European experiences; 1.6 The Italian penitentiary system Chapter 2: Typo-morphological analysis of the most widespread prison typologies 2.1 The courtyard building; 2.2 Radial layout building; 2.3 Telephone-Pole style building; 2.4 The detached structures model; 2.5 The compact building; 2.6 The modern Telephone-Pole building; 2.7 Three examples of penitentiary architecture in Italy Chapter 3: The new model of minimum security prison: international case studies 3.1 Minimum security prisons: the origins of the new model in Italy; 3.2 The example of Bollate Chapter 4: International Case Studies 4.1 Foreword; 4.2 Halden Prison, Norway; 4.3 The new Justizzentrum in Leoben, Austria; 4.4 The new prison in East Jutland, Denmark; 4.5 The new Grand Valley Institution for Women, Canada; 4.6 Detention Centre for Mothers, Justizvollzugsanstalt III, Germany; 4.7 Vordernberg Detention Centre, Austria; 4.8 Bastoy Prison, Norway; 4.9 Fenbrook, Medium Security Institution; 4.10 Healing lodge, Pe Sakastew Centre, minimum-security facility; 4.11 West Valley Juvenile Hall, Rancho Cucamonga, California Chapter 5: Designing open prisons 5.1 Detention in contemporary society; 5.2 A new subject/a new structure Chapter 6: General design criteria 6.1 General approach; 6.2 Location; 6.3 Typology; 6.4 Functional areas and spatial organisation; 6.5 Organisation into residential nuclei; 6.6 Users and functions Bibliography References
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As a part of the debate on penitentiary architecture, this book proposes a critical interpretation of the conceptual elements and design approaches involved. This proposal, more than others, may "mend" the relationship between theoretical conception and the actual building practice for a prison.
Contents Foreword Chapter 1: The space of detention 1.1 The space of detention throughout history; 1.2 Prison and the reforms of 1700; 1.3 Prisons in the United States after Independence; 1.4 Twentieth-century penitentiary typologies; 1.5 Some European experiences; 1.6 The Italian penitentiary system Chapter 2: Typo-morphological analysis of the most widespread prison typologies 2.1 The courtyard building; 2.2 Radial layout building; 2.3 Telephone-Pole style building; 2.4 The detached structures model; 2.5 The compact building; 2.6 The modern Telephone-Pole building; 2.7 Three examples of penitentiary architecture in Italy Chapter 3: The new model of minimum security prison: international case studies 3.1 Minimum security prisons: the origins of the new model in Italy; 3.2 The example of Bollate Chapter 4: International Case Studies 4.1 Foreword; 4.2 Halden Prison, Norway; 4.3 The new Justizzentrum in Leoben, Austria; 4.4 The new prison in East Jutland, Denmark; 4.5 The new Grand Valley Institution for Women, Canada; 4.6 Detention Centre for Mothers, Justizvollzugsanstalt III, Germany; 4.7 Vordernberg Detention Centre, Austria; 4.8 Bastoy Prison, Norway; 4.9 Fenbrook, Medium Security Institution; 4.10 Healing lodge, Pe Sakastew Centre, minimum-security facility; 4.11 West Valley Juvenile Hall, Rancho Cucamonga, California Chapter 5: Designing open prisons 5.1 Detention in contemporary society; 5.2 A new subject/a new structure Chapter 6: General design criteria 6.1 General approach; 6.2 Location; 6.3 Typology; 6.4 Functional areas and spatial organisation; 6.5 Organisation into residential nuclei; 6.6 Users and functions Bibliography References
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