No New Prison Look Predicted By Architects
Washington reports architects forecast smaller, more open correctional facilities. The American Institute of Architects reads that future prisons will be community based, normal in interior design, and easier to reintegrate inmates. Studies from Penn, UC Davis, and other centers back plans for better programming, pre-release options, and less fortresslike campuses.
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