Justice by Design: Redefining the Architecture of Incarceration | 689 | Parkin Architects Principals Richard Hout and Robert Boraks

While prison architecture is often associated with "locking people up," modern justice design is pivoting toward rehabilitation, reintegration, and community connection. This episode explores how shifting the physical environment from fortresses to "healing centers" can reduce stress for both inmates and staff, ultimately lowering recidivism rates and serving the best interests of society.