An Infrastructure for Restorative Justice - SVA IDBE - Spring 2020 Full Report by ARExA

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Introduction SVAID:BE Design Studio II, Spring 2020

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SVA ID:BE The Infrastructure of Restorative Justice

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2.3 million 5% 22% 631,000

Number of people incarcerated in the United States today. % of world population that lives in United States. % of the world's prisoners that are held in United States. # of people held in local jails In the United States. # of people in local jails who have not

470,000 40% 13% 52% 6x

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been convicted of a crime (but simply cannot aďŹ&#x20AC;ord bail). % of incarcerated that are African-American.

% of the US population that is African-American. Chances the a low-income black man in America will be jailed in his lifetime. Likelihood that a black man in America will go to jail (compared to a white man).

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2.3 million 5% 22% 631,000

470,000 40% 13% 52% 6x

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been convicted of a crime (but simply cannot aďŹ&#x20AC;ord bail). % of incarcerated that are African-American.

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“The prison, and no doubt punishment in general, is not intended to eliminate offenses, but rather to distinguish them, to distribute them, to use them; that it is not so much that they render docile those who are liable to transgress the law, but that they tend to assimilate the transgression of the laws in a general tactics of subjection.” — Michel Foucault, Discipline & Punish: The Birth of the Prison

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2.3 million people are incarcerated in the

experiment of Riker’s and of the larger

United States today. And though the US

system of incarceration? Does this model

represents less than 5% percent of the

of justice work? And just what is success;

world's population, 22% of the world's

what is the real goal or intent? What

prisoners are held here. A quarter of these

should it be? What should future facilities

(631,000 ppl) are in local jails where 70%

for justice in our city look like to fulfill

(470,000 ppl) have not been convicted of

that goal?

a crime, but simply cannot afford bail. African-Americans are disproportionately represented in our prison system, making up almost 40% of inmates though less

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than 13% of the total US population. Black men are 6x more likely to go to jail than America has a 52% chance of being jailed.

second-year undergraduate students at School of Visual Arts’ BFA Program in Interior Design / Built Environments students in two studios collaborated under the direction of adjunct professors

Why is the United States so addicted to

Darrick Borowski and Rik Ekström to

incarceration? And why is the system so

complete the work that led to this report.

racially imbalanced? Is incarceration

Conversations with Program Chair Carol

even effective in making communities

Bentel, adjunct professor Ambar

safer; in rehabilitating perpetrators of

Margarida (and the work of her Critical

crimes and ultimately “solving crime”?

Thinking class on design standards for future borough-based jails) and Revolve

As New York City considers plans for replacing the notorious Riker’s Island, one of the world’s largest (and most

Impact’s Mike De La Rocha, were all jumping off points that ultimately led to this exploration of spatial strategies for

notorious) jails, with four smaller borough-based jails, we should be asking ourselves—what can we learn from the

SVAID:BE Design Studio II, Spring 2020

design research project conducted by

during the winter of 2020. Seventeen

white men. A low-income black man in

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This report is the product of a six-week

an alternative, restorative approach to justice.

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2.3 million people are incarcerated in the

experiment of Riker’s and of the larger

United States today. And though the US

system of incarceration? Does this model

represents less than 5% percent of the

of justice work? And just what is success;

world's population, 22% of the world's

what is the real goal or intent? What

prisoners are held here. A quarter of these

should it be? What should future facilities

(631,000 ppl) are in local jails where 70%

for justice in our city look like to fulfill

(470,000 ppl) have not been convicted of

that goal?

a crime, but simply cannot afford bail. African-Americans are disproportionately represented in our prison system, making up almost 40% of inmates though less

Introduction

than 13% of the total US population. Black men are 6x more likely to go to jail than America has a 52% chance of being jailed.

second-year undergraduate students at School of Visual Arts’ BFA Program in Interior Design / Built Environments students in two studios collaborated under the direction of adjunct professors

Why is the United States so addicted to

Darrick Borowski and Rik Ekström to

incarceration? And why is the system so

complete the work that led to this report.

racially imbalanced? Is incarceration

Conversations with Program Chair Carol

even effective in making communities

Bentel, adjunct professor Ambar

safer; in rehabilitating perpetrators of

Margarida (and the work of her Critical

crimes and ultimately “solving crime”?

Thinking class on design standards for future borough-based jails) and Revolve

As New York City considers plans for replacing the notorious Riker’s Island, one of the world’s largest (and most

Impact’s Mike De La Rocha, were all jumping off points that ultimately led to this exploration of spatial strategies for

notorious) jails, with four smaller borough-based jails, we should be asking ourselves—what can we learn from the

SVAID:BE Design Studio II, Spring 2020

design research project conducted by

during the winter of 2020. Seventeen

white men. A low-income black man in

Introduction

This report is the product of a six-week

an alternative, restorative approach to justice.

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Our goal is to help bring about an end to mass-incarceration and inequities in the criminal justice system by addressing the root causes of mass incarceration and its eﬀects on communities, particularly low-income, communities of color. Photo by #CloseRikers, https://www.closerikersnow.org/

As a studio, the students worked to describe the vision, programming and design principles for a new network of spaces, across the boroughs, to support and promote a more holistic “Restorative Justice” approach.

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Project Goal

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Project Goal

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An Alternative Approach

an offender's actions are “against the

Restorative Justice is an approach, and a

law,” it forgets they are in fact more

movement, that focuses on healing rather

importantly “against the victim”. When

than retribution. The principles behind

the focus is punishment, healing is

Restorative Justice, rooted in the

absent for all parties. Victims are often

practices of indigenous peoples, are

left out of the process with their need for

informing community-based programs

justice unmet and unsatisfied. Offenders,

and experiments across the county, from

often victims themselves, are hurt further

Healing Circles in high schools to

by detention in a vicious environment.

Restorative Justice Centers in

The cycle of violence is self-perpetuating.

neighborhoods from Brooklyn to Oakland. Restorative Justice acknowledges that in

acknowledged and given a voice. Affected

a conflict, often both parties need healing

parties meet to discuss experiences,

in the resolution of the wrongdoing. And

address their needs, and participate in

while the traditional criminal justice

finding a resolution. These interactions

system locks the “wrongdoer” away,

benefit not only the victim and the

punitively, Restorative programs

offender, but the community as a whole.

Castlemont Peacemaking Room in Oakland, CA

facilitate the process of rehabilitation

Victims can start the healing process by

and reconciliation by bringing parties

expressing their grief and getting

(and often the larger community)

answers to questions, all in a safe setting.

together. By shifting the nature of

Offenders get a second chance to take

offender accountability to “making

responsibility, make amends, and move

reparations” instead of “taking

on, hopefully making better decisions.

punishment,” positive transformations

This creates positive change within a

can be nurtured in a community in need

community by reducing repeat offending

of healing.

and keeping wrongdoers out of the

While the carceral system acknowledges Introduction SVAID:BE Design Studio II, Spring 2020

In Restorative Justice, all are

Restorative Justice

carceral system for minor offenses.

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An Alternative Approach

an offender's actions are “against the

Restorative Justice is an approach, and a

law,” it forgets they are in fact more

movement, that focuses on healing rather

importantly “against the victim”. When

than retribution. The principles behind

the focus is punishment, healing is

Restorative Justice, rooted in the

absent for all parties. Victims are often

practices of indigenous peoples, are

left out of the process with their need for

informing community-based programs

justice unmet and unsatisfied. Offenders,

and experiments across the county, from

often victims themselves, are hurt further

Healing Circles in high schools to

by detention in a vicious environment.

Restorative Justice Centers in

The cycle of violence is self-perpetuating.

neighborhoods from Brooklyn to Oakland. Restorative Justice acknowledges that in

acknowledged and given a voice. Affected

a conflict, often both parties need healing

parties meet to discuss experiences,

in the resolution of the wrongdoing. And

address their needs, and participate in

while the traditional criminal justice

finding a resolution. These interactions

system locks the “wrongdoer” away,

benefit not only the victim and the

punitively, Restorative programs

offender, but the community as a whole.

Castlemont Peacemaking Room in Oakland, CA

facilitate the process of rehabilitation

Victims can start the healing process by

and reconciliation by bringing parties

expressing their grief and getting

(and often the larger community)

answers to questions, all in a safe setting.

together. By shifting the nature of

Offenders get a second chance to take

offender accountability to “making

responsibility, make amends, and move

reparations” instead of “taking

on, hopefully making better decisions.

punishment,” positive transformations

This creates positive change within a

can be nurtured in a community in need

community by reducing repeat offending

of healing.

and keeping wrongdoers out of the

While the carceral system acknowledges Introduction SVAID:BE Design Studio II, Spring 2020

In Restorative Justice, all are

Restorative Justice

carceral system for minor offenses.

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To explore what an holistic infrastructure for Restorative Justice might look like, students broke into five groups, with each group focusing on one of five missions or “touchpoints” which include: Advocacy —

Humanizing the incarcerated and communities disproportionately affected by the current carceral system (most often low-income people of color).

Prevention — Addressing poverty and trauma, two leading precursors to incarceration, in neighborhoods where a disproportionate number of our city’s incarcerated peoples come from. Intervention – Repairing wounds in communities caused by wrong-doing using alternatives to the current criminal justice system (while keeping those accused out of jail). Mitigation — Engaging with policy-makers and “lessening the severity” for people caught up in the existing incarceration system (bail and parole work). SVAID:BE Design Studio II — students developed the project working remotely throughout the Spring of 2020. (School of Visual Arts BFA Program in Interior Design/Built Environments)

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Re-Entry —

Welcoming returning citizens… Assisting people recently released from prison, helping them develop the tools they need to rejoin society, and working to reduce recidivism.

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Humanizing the incarcerated and communities disproportionately affected by the current carceral system (most often low-income people of color).

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Re-Entry —

Welcoming returning citizens… Assisting people recently released from prison, helping them develop the tools they need to rejoin society, and working to reduce recidivism.

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05 The touchpoints were conceived of as a means of breaking down and categorizing all the ways in which society fails a large portion of our populationâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; establishing and maintaining a revolving door to our carceral systemâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;and then exploring how the built environment can be leveraged to address these systemic roots.

Current System Each borough sends their incarcerated citizens to Rikers.

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Current System Each borough sends their incarcerated citizens to Rikers.

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Borough-based jails Current plan is to close Rikers and move to distributed borough-based jail system. Without broader community-based support services that address the root effects of poverty and trauma, these new jails will only continue to perpetuate the cycle of incarceration we see today.

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A Focus on Community These are communities in crisis. Slowing the rate of incarceration requires addressing community needs. Solutions should be situated in the community, informed by the community, and supportive of the community. To date, they have been largely under-resourced and the effects have been treated as symptoms, not as root causes. Starting at the neighborhood level, what if you could establish

A Distributed Network of Resources that all serve to disconnect the community from the criminal justice system?

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A Distributed Network of Resources that all serve to disconnect the community from the criminal justice system?

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A Distributed Network of Resources that all serve to disconnect the community from the criminal justice system?

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A Network Approach

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A Distributed Network of Resources that all serve to disconnect the community from the criminal justice system?

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Localized bottom-up network A centralized borough Hub that has adjacency to the courts and other institutions of the existing carceral system, supports a network of neighborhood resources.

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Localized bottom-up network A centralized borough Hub that has adjacency to the courts and other institutions of the existing carceral system, supports a network of neighborhood resources.

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Hub Centrally located, close to existing legal system facilities, connects and supports neighborhood nodes & satellites

Node A new neighborhood institution

Satellite Embedded within existing institutions & infrastructure

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Hub Centrally located, close to existing legal system facilities, connects and supports neighborhood nodes & satellites

Node A new neighborhood institution

Satellite Embedded within existing institutions & infrastructure

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Hubs are located centrally within the burough and adjacent to the courts and jailsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;they are the headquarters of advocacy movements and provide a face to the alternative restorative justice institutions available to those in need.

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Hubs

HUB

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Hubs

HUB

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Nodes are located within the neighborhood and aim to be familiar, trusted, & integrated into everyday life.

NODE

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Nodes

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Nodes are located within the neighborhood and aim to be familiar, trusted, & integrated into everyday life.

NODE

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Nodes

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Satellites are small, temporary or mobile interventions inserted within existing neighborhood places.

SATELLITES

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Satellites

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Satellites are small, temporary or mobile interventions inserted within existing neighborhood places.

SATELLITES

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Satellites

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Space is political.

An awakening begins with questions.

The built environment is both a product

What is the role and responsibility of

of political forces (the form of the city as

designers in the political conversation?

a result of industry, commerce and real

How are designers, in shaping our

estate speculation) and a medium for

products and the environment we all live

political engagement (as the site of

and work in everyday, either complicit in

protests, sit-ins and sanctuary).

or advocating against social injustices. How can space play a role in advocacy

As designers of space, we must make a choice, to either engage in this dialectic, or quietly cede our agency to other

and change-making? What are the tools at our disposal? Our decisions matter; from the planning process, programming

powers.

and operations to our choices about form, material, and detailing. This project challenges our students to use their voices as designers and

Jeremy Bentham's panopticon prison, drawing by Willey Reveley, 1791.

citizens, to question their clientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; programs and agendas and reclaim their agency to advance social change.

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The Politics of Space

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Space is political.

An awakening begins with questions.

The built environment is both a product

What is the role and responsibility of

of political forces (the form of the city as

designers in the political conversation?

a result of industry, commerce and real

How are designers, in shaping our

estate speculation) and a medium for

products and the environment we all live

political engagement (as the site of

and work in everyday, either complicit in

protests, sit-ins and sanctuary).

or advocating against social injustices. How can space play a role in advocacy

As designers of space, we must make a choice, to either engage in this dialectic, or quietly cede our agency to other

and change-making? What are the tools at our disposal? Our decisions matter; from the planning process, programming

powers.

and operations to our choices about form, material, and detailing. This project challenges our students to use their voices as designers and

Jeremy Bentham's panopticon prison, drawing by Willey Reveley, 1791.

citizens, to question their clientsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; programs and agendas and reclaim their agency to advance social change.

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The Politics of Space

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Touchpoint:

Advocacy Project Team: Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee Humanizing incarcerated peoples and communities disproportionately aďŹ&#x20AC;ected by the current carceral system (most often low-income people of color).

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Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Martin Luther King Jr.

The Advocacy Touchpoint aims to influence perceptions within our social, political, and economic systems. We lean on dialogue and storytelling to humanize people affected by the carceral system, and communities in crisis.

At the center of this kind of advocacy is relating to our shared humanity, understanding the inherent challenges of the community and identifying opportunities for positive change.

Our proposals engage these communities, and connect them with the population at large, as well as leaders in enterprise, institutions and government in order restore agency and voice. Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

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Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Martin Luther King Jr.

At the center of this kind of advocacy is relating to our shared humanity, understanding the inherent challenges of the community and identifying opportunities for positive change.

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Our Mission is to change perceptions across the community by emphasizing the neighborhoodâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s voice beyond its boundaries, sharing information through a myriad of media platforms and encouraging actions when policies or laws will have positive or negative effects on the members of our community. Our Vision is to create a society that has broken its link to a system of mass incarceration and is a community for social bridge-building. Through business and investment attraction, we envision creating an environment that is holistically optimal for all to live, work, and start a business.

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Mission & Vision

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Mission & Vision

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Encourage questions, truth-telling and the voicing of concerns

Break down barriers within and without the community

Always celebrate local character and culture, while addressing chronic problems

Serve and expand community wellbeing

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Principles

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Encourage questions, truth-telling and the voicing of concerns

Break down barriers within and without the community

Always celebrate local character and culture, while addressing chronic problems

Serve and expand community wellbeing

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Principles

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The Public

Communities in Crisis

Government Oﬃcials

For this project we mean the general population of NYC—many of them white, middle and upper middle class — and often people who, though perhaps adjacent, have little contact with communities in crisis.

One third of all of the people currently caught up in New York City’s jail system come from five neighborhoods: South Bronx, Brownsville, East New York, Harlem, and Bed-Stuy.

The NYC administrative branch that operates and manages the current criminal justice system and the judiciary which has the duty to provide justice to the community.

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Stakeholders

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The Public

Communities in Crisis

Government Oﬃcials

One third of all of the people currently caught up in New York City’s jail system come from five neighborhoods: South Bronx, Brownsville, East New York, Harlem, and Bed-Stuy.

The NYC administrative branch that operates and manages the current criminal justice system and the judiciary which has the duty to provide justice to the community.

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Stakeholders

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Rounds, A Whimsical Outdoor Pavilion Lake Forest, Illinois Greg Corso, Molly Hunker of SPORTS 2017 Images from Nick Zukauskas

Taking inspiration from the history of theaters and when performances were done â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;in the roundâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;. Performers interact directly with the audience. It is a multifunctional space and easy to gather people together. -Rounds encourages a multiplicity of performance, encourage physical activity and interaction amongst communities.

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Precedent

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Rounds, A Whimsical Outdoor Pavilion Lake Forest, Illinois Greg Corso, Molly Hunker of SPORTS 2017 Images from Nick Zukauskas

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Precedent

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Now What?! Advocacy, Activism & Alliances in American Architecture BSA Space 290 Congress Street Boston, MA Now What?! Advocacy, Activism & Alliances in American Architecture since 1968 is a traveling exhibition that links the design community to larger social and political movements of the late 20th century, placing design practice in the foreground and engaging viewers in critical conversations around history, progress, and the built environment. -Bring a wave of initiatives and advocacy that draw attention to critical issues. -Craft a space for public debate and dialogue

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Precedent

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Precedent

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Journey

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Journey

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Gallery

Neighborhood Forum

Content Creation / Journalism

Activism HQ

Neighborhood Forum (image or icon)

Art Exhibition Showcase the perspectives, talent and culture of the community to the world.

Celebrate the Community Host performances, exhibitions, and social events.

Awareness Campaigns Promote the issues and the value of the community from NYCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cultural center.

Engagement Center Organize and encourage action within the community; provide a physical embodiment of community engagement.

Encourage Involvement in Arts Welcome and support returning citizens through artistic expression and representation.

Community Workshop Community board meetings, political debates, problem solving workshops, design charrettes.

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Program Components

Lobbying HQ Provide a hub for community activism and advocacy, run by a dedicated group of organizers, volunteers and citizens. Community Journalism HQ Provide a hub for community-based storytelling. Share information through newsletters, social media and public forums. Office and Meeting Space Workspace and meeting facilities for community activism.

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Online Content Creation Provide access to public forums and tools, including the website, mobile apps, and community social media. Feedback and Voice Collection Provide tools that engage the neighborhood and encourage the voicing concerns, questions and perceptions. Mobile Journalism Make the Street your sounding board, interview residents, report in real time, enable fast and accurate polling.

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Gallery

Neighborhood Forum

Content Creation / Journalism

Activism HQ

Neighborhood Forum (image or icon)

Art Exhibition Showcase the perspectives, talent and culture of the community to the world.

Celebrate the Community Host performances, exhibitions, and social events.

Awareness Campaigns Promote the issues and the value of the community from NYCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cultural center.

Engagement Center Organize and encourage action within the community; provide a physical embodiment of community engagement.

Encourage Involvement in Arts Welcome and support returning citizens through artistic expression and representation.

Community Workshop Community board meetings, political debates, problem solving workshops, design charrettes.

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Program Components

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Gallery

Neighborhood Forum

Content Creation / Journalism

Activism HQ

Neighborhood Forum (image or icon)

Art Exhibition Showcase the perspectives, talent and culture of the community to the world.

Celebrate the Community Host performances, exhibitions, and social events.

Awareness Campaigns Promote the issues and the value of the community from NYCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cultural center.

Engagement Center Organize and encourage action within the community; provide a physical embodiment of community engagement.

Encourage Involvement in Arts Welcome and support returning citizens through artistic expression and representation.

Community Workshop Community board meetings, political debates, problem solving workshops, design charrettes.

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Program Components (Phase 1 / This Proposal)

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Gallery

Neighborhood Forum

Content Creation / Journalism

Activism HQ

Neighborhood Forum (image or icon)

Art Exhibition Showcase the perspectives, talent and culture of the community to the world.

Celebrate the Community Host performances, exhibitions, and social events.

Awareness Campaigns Promote the issues and the value of the community from NYCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cultural center.

Engagement Center Organize and encourage action within the community; provide a physical embodiment of community engagement.

Encourage Involvement in Arts Welcome and support returning citizens through artistic expression and representation.

Community Workshop Community board meetings, political debates, problem solving workshops, design charrettes.

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Program Components (Phase 1 / This Proposal)

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Activism HQ Gallery Neighborhood Forum Content Creation / Journalism

Activism HQ

Multiservice Hall Community Workshop Gallery

Bus Stop Feedback Portal Phone Booth Kiosk Feedback Collection Wall Mobile Journalism Website/Apps

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

A Network Approach

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Activism HQ Gallery Neighborhood Forum Content Creation / Journalism

Activism HQ

Multiservice Hall Community Workshop Gallery

Bus Stop Feedback Portal Phone Booth Kiosk Feedback Collection Wall Mobile Journalism Website/Apps

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

A Network Approach

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Activism HQ Gallery Neighborhood Forum Content Creation / Journalism

Activism HQ

Multiservice Hall Community Workshop Gallery

Bus Stop Feedback Portal Phone Booth Kiosk Feedback Collection Wall Mobile Journalism Website/Apps

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

A Network Approach

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Activism HQ Gallery Neighborhood Forum Content Creation / Journalism

Activism HQ

Multiservice Hall Community Workshop Gallery

Bus Stop Feedback Portal Phone Booth Kiosk Feedback Collection Wall Mobile Journalism Website/Apps

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

A Network Approach

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Activism HQ Gallery Neighborhood Forum Content Creation / Journalism

Activism HQ

Multiservice Hall Community Workshop Gallery

Bus Stop Feedback Portal Phone Booth Kiosk Feedback Collection Wall Mobile Journalism Website/Apps

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

A Network Approach

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Activism HQ Gallery Neighborhood Forum Content Creation / Journalism

Activism HQ

Multiservice Hall Community Workshop Gallery

Bus Stop Feedback Portal Phone Booth Kiosk Feedback Collection Wall Mobile Journalism Website/Apps

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

A Network Approach

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Activism HQ Gallery Neighborhood Forum Content Creation / Journalism

Activism HQ

Multiservice Hall Community Workshop Gallery

Bus Stop Feedback Portal Phone Booth Kiosk Feedback Collection Wall Mobile Journalism Website/Apps

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

A Network Approach

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Activism HQ Gallery Neighborhood Forum Content Creation / Journalism

Activism HQ

Multiservice Hall Community Workshop Gallery

Bus Stop Feedback Portal Phone Booth Kiosk Feedback Collection Wall Mobile Journalism Website/Apps

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

A Network Approach

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Activism HQ Gallery Neighborhood Forum Content Creation / Journalism

Activism HQ

Multiservice Hall Community Workshop Gallery

Bus Stop Feedback Portal Phone Booth Kiosk Feedback Collection Wall Mobile Journalism Website/Apps

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

A Network Approach

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Activism HQ Gallery Neighborhood Forum Content Creation / Journalism

Activism HQ

Multiservice Hall Community Workshop Gallery

Bus Stop Feedback Portal Phone Booth Kiosk Feedback Collection Wall Mobile Journalism Website/Apps

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

A Network Approach

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Program Detail

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Program Detail

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Mostly Distributed Locations of Nodes and Satellites Mobile and adaptable distributed components, with Hub as the center.

Primarily Public Spaces Encourage conversations, spread information and collect public voices.

Content Creation Involved in Most of the Program Collect thoughts and voices of the community through the Activism HQ, Neighborhood Forum, on the street, in the library, bodegas and streetcorners.

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

4 Key Takeaways

Energetic and Welcoming Space Create attractive, welcoming spaces for people to gather and celebrate each other as issues are confronted and solutions are found.

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Mostly Distributed Locations of Nodes and Satellites Mobile and adaptable distributed components, with Hub as the center.

Primarily Public Spaces Encourage conversations, spread information and collect public voices.

Content Creation Involved in Most of the Program Collect thoughts and voices of the community through the Activism HQ, Neighborhood Forum, on the street, in the library, bodegas and streetcorners.

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

4 Key Takeaways

Energetic and Welcoming Space Create attractive, welcoming spaces for people to gather and celebrate each other as issues are confronted and solutions are found.

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Orange is an energetic color and often eﬀective in drawing attention. Warm colors also create a safe and stable atmosphere. The adjustable Content Creation Wall system will appear in most of the program as an interface and community “sounding board.”

Materials

Ceiling

Materials

Furniture

Color / Pattern

Lighting

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Kit-of-Parts

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Materials

Ceiling

Materials

Furniture

Color / Pattern

Lighting

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Kit-of-Parts

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Character of materials and colors makes people feel safe and stable

Colors help make people feel energetic and positive

Textures of the materials provide visual scale and help make people feel comfortable.

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Mood Boardâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Notes

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Character of materials and colors makes people feel safe and stable

Colors help make people feel energetic and positive

Textures of the materials provide visual scale and help make people feel comfortable.

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Mood Boardâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Notes

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Component Proposals

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Component Proposals

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Gallery

Awareness Campaigns Promote the issues and the value of the community from NYCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cultural center.

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Neighborhood Forum

Community Workshop Gathering people, holding community board meetings, debates and problem solving sessions

Program Component Overview

Activism HQ

Content Creation / Journalism

Journalism Center Provide a hub for community-based storytelling. Share information through newsletters, social media and public forums.

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Feedback and Voice Collection Provide tools that engage the neighborhood and encourage the voicing concerns, questions and perceptions.

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Gallery

Awareness Campaigns Promote the issues and the value of the community from NYCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cultural center.

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Neighborhood Forum

Community Workshop Gathering people, holding community board meetings, debates and problem solving sessions

Program Component Overview

Activism HQ

Content Creation / Journalism

Journalism Center Provide a hub for community-based storytelling. Share information through newsletters, social media and public forums.

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Feedback and Voice Collection Provide tools that engage the neighborhood and encourage the voicing concerns, questions and perceptions.

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Gallery Break down barriers >> Welcoming storefront and open space A welcoming storefront and interesting gallery for everyone.

Connect people in different communities and cultural backgrounds >> Bring attention to unique artwork The world can see and celebrate the unique culture of a vibrant community.

Current state

Unlock Value and Appreciation >> Exhibition in an ideal gallery nicely A chance to show their work and tell their stories. Location: Node Description: Connecting people through art and creative expression by providing a space for returning citizens and community partners to gather and share their unique artistic talents, cultures, and perspectives. It is also a portal for connecting people in different communities, a place to showcase talent and outreach to the world.

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Outreach to the world >> Located in New Yorkâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cultural center Create a portal in Manhattan to showcase the issues and the tremendous value of the community.

Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Strategy

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Gallery Break down barriers >> Welcoming storefront and open space A welcoming storefront and interesting gallery for everyone.

Connect people in different communities and cultural backgrounds >> Bring attention to unique artwork The world can see and celebrate the unique culture of a vibrant community.

Current state

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Outreach to the world >> Located in New Yorkâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cultural center Create a portal in Manhattan to showcase the issues and the tremendous value of the community.

Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Strategy

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Display

High Level Plinth

Low Level Plinth

Digital Kiosk

Wall Display

Movable Wall Display

Projection Room

Support

Administrative

Curved Wood Panel Separation

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Kit-of-Parts

Content Creation Wall

Handcrafts Shop

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Display

High Level Plinth

Low Level Plinth

Digital Kiosk

Wall Display

Movable Wall Display

Projection Room

Support

Administrative

Curved Wood Panel Separation

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Kit-of-Parts

Content Creation Wall

Handcrafts Shop

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Section

Display

Interaction Area

Handcrafts Shop

Axonometric Content Creation Storefront

Plan

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Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Layout & Planning

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Section

Display

Interaction Area

Handcrafts Shop

Axonometric Content Creation Storefront

Plan

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Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Layout & Planning

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Material and furniture selection should be described in terms of d performance, economy an experience. You should feature furniture and and materials that look great provide the kind of user ant experience that is import y” to your space (“hospitalit that “professional” “fun”), but performs under the ese conditions required by th spaces and programs.

Mood Image

Floors

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Ceilings

Walls

Lighting

Furniture

Art

Furniture

Acoustic Panel

Art

Walls

Color / Pattern

Program Component—Assembly, Materials, Furniture

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Mood Image

Floors

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Ceilings

Walls

Lighting

Furniture

Art

Furniture

Acoustic Panel

Art

Walls

Color / Pattern

Program Component—Assembly, Materials, Furniture

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Exterior Visualization

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Exterior Visualization

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Interior Visualization

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Interior Visualization

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Neighborhood Forum Where can community leadership happen? >> A place for exchanging ideas & informing the public Debate, Community Board meetings, referendums, political process on display.

Culture Brings Us Together >> Space for performance and cultural events Provide the tools to transform community discourse to community celebration at the drop of a hat.

I Have a Story to Tell >> Enable public disclosure of information Community Journalism and feedback brought to light at the Neighborhood Forum.

Location: Node Description: This is a program within the neighborhood for gathering, community board meetings, debate and problem solving. In this space, people can share their opinions about current issues in the neighborhood and host public events and workshops.

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Additionally, people from the community can use this space for performances and cultural events.

Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Strategy

Breaking Down Barriers >> Bridge-building by Design Transparency and openness are promoted by designing the space to be visible and accessible to the community.

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Neighborhood Forum Where can community leadership happen? >> A place for exchanging ideas & informing the public Debate, Community Board meetings, referendums, political process on display.

Culture Brings Us Together >> Space for performance and cultural events Provide the tools to transform community discourse to community celebration at the drop of a hat.

I Have a Story to Tell >> Enable public disclosure of information Community Journalism and feedback brought to light at the Neighborhood Forum.

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Additionally, people from the community can use this space for performances and cultural events.

Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Strategy

Breaking Down Barriers >> Bridge-building by Design Transparency and openness are promoted by designing the space to be visible and accessible to the community.

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Neighborhood Forum

Day time

LECTURES/ TALKS

Invite experts, politicians and leaders of communities to learn from their insights and experiences

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DISCUSSION

Discuss important issues and current problems to collectively formulate solutions

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM

Host preschool programs that require large space and sufficient amenities

Program Overview

Night time

VOTING ON THE ISSUE

Vote on implementation methods to improve the situations that impact our society

CULTURAL/ POLITICAL EVENTS

COMMUNITY EVENTS/ AWARDS

Support performances, host film nights and political events

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Neighborhood Forum

Day time

LECTURES/ TALKS

Invite experts, politicians and leaders of communities to learn from their insights and experiences

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

DISCUSSION

Discuss important issues and current problems to collectively formulate solutions

PRESCHOOL PROGRAM

Host preschool programs that require large space and sufficient amenities

Program Overview

Night time

VOTING ON THE ISSUE

Vote on implementation methods to improve the situations that impact our society

CULTURAL/ POLITICAL EVENTS

COMMUNITY EVENTS/ AWARDS

Support performances, host film nights and political events

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Host celebrations, assemblies and award ceremonies

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Neighborhood Forum

Lighting Bar

Stage

Projector with Pin-up board

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Acoustic wall with hinged panels

Speaker set

Kit-of-Parts

Foldable Tables and Stackable Chairs

Movable Projector

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Journalism

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Neighborhood Forum

Lighting Bar

Stage

Projector with Pin-up board

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Acoustic wall with hinged panels

Speaker set

Kit-of-Parts

Foldable Tables and Stackable Chairs

Movable Projector

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Journalism

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Assembly of Parts

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Assembly of Parts

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Acoustic hinged panel Journalism kit

Stage

Big glass wall

Elevation

Journalism kit

Projector

Glass w/Acoustic panels

Projector w/pin-up board Modular seating and tables for different activities

Hall

Stage

Axonometric

Plan Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Layout & Planning

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Acoustic hinged panel Journalism kit

Stage

Big glass wall

Elevation

Journalism kit

Projector

Glass w/Acoustic panels

Projector w/pin-up board Modular seating and tables for different activities

Hall

Stage

Axonometric

Plan Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Layout & Planning

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Mood Image

Floors

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Ceilings

Walls

Lighting

Furniture

Art

Lighting

Furniture

Art

Walls

Color / Pattern

Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Assembly, Materials, Furniture

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Mood Image

Floors

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Ceilings

Walls

Lighting

Furniture

Art

Lighting

Furniture

Art

Walls

Color / Pattern

Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Assembly, Materials, Furniture

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RENDERING

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

/ VISUALIZA TION

Exterior Visualization ( Forum view from outside )

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RENDERING

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/ VISUALIZA TION

Exterior Visualization ( Forum view from outside )

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Interior Visualization ( Lecture with expert )

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Interior Visualization ( Lecture with expert )

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Activism HQ Community Leadership Presence >> Dedicated, Permanent HQ While other components of restorative justice can be mobile, flexible and deployable, HQ needs to be established and known. Workspace for Staff & Volunteers >> An Agile, Multifunctional Space Easily combined and spliced multifunctional Furniture can improve work performance and efficiency. Enhance social awareness >> Analogue and digital tools

Location: Hub Description: Activism consists of efforts to promote, impede, direct, or intervene in social, political, economic, or environmental reform with the desire to make changes in society. Activism hub is a place that provides inspiration, resources and tools for activists and community organizers.

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Building social networks and digital tools to serve the community will enable grassroots activism to flourish.

Activism HQ is a workplace and meeting space for 15 people who are engaged in lobbying and community organizing for the neighborhood. This program might also have SATELLITE locations within the community, such as storefronts, libraries, and feedback portals.

Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Strategy

Need a Louder Bullhorn >> Provide for easily assembled Press Events Using the internet and digital tools, more people will learn about Activism HQ and easily find ways to become involved.

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Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Building social networks and digital tools to serve the community will enable grassroots activism to flourish.

Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Strategy

Need a Louder Bullhorn >> Provide for easily assembled Press Events Using the internet and digital tools, more people will learn about Activism HQ and easily find ways to become involved.

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Desking Solutions

Small Meeting Table

Big Meeting Table

Acoustic Wood Panel

Screen

Writing Screen

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Content Creation Wall

Kit-of-Parts

Modular Table

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Desking Solutions

Small Meeting Table

Big Meeting Table

Acoustic Wood Panel

Screen

Writing Screen

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Content Creation Wall

Kit-of-Parts

Modular Table

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Elevation & Section Configurable Desking CCW Partition

Axonometric

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Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Layout & Planning

Plan

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Elevation & Section Configurable Desking CCW Partition

Axonometric

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Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Layout & Planning

Plan

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Elevation & Section Screen Conference Table with embedded technology

Wood Acoustic Panel

Plan

Axonometric Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Layout & Planning

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Elevation & Section Screen Conference Table with embedded technology

Wood Acoustic Panel

Plan

Axonometric Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Layout & Planning

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4-people group discussion

6-people group discussion

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Space Layout

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4-people group discussion

6-people group discussion

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Space Layout

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Mood Image

Floors

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Ceilings

Walls

Lighting

Furniture

Art

Lighting

Furniture

Art

walls

Color / Pattern

Program Component—Assembly, Materials, Furniture

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Mood Image

Floors

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Ceilings

Walls

Lighting

Furniture

Art

Lighting

Furniture

Art

walls

Color / Pattern

Program Component—Assembly, Materials, Furniture

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RENDERING

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/ VISUALIZA TION

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RENDERING

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Oï¬&#x192;ce

/ VISUALIZA TION

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Content Creation / Journalism Truth-telling reporting >> Collecting stories from the public Talk to people directly and publish their thoughts and stories.

Current state Recording events and reactions >> Enable all to have a voice Expressing concerns, asking questions, and relaying perceptions.

Location: Satellite Description: Community partnerships and collaborative efforts can help to mobilize the public. We encourage everyone in the neighborhood to be involved and voice their thoughts on the problems they may face day to day. We design and reform some adjustable spaces, and blend them in the neighborhood, on the

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Need quick, easy ways to be involved >> Be where the people are Blend in everyday lives, and places where people in the community usually go to.

street, in the libraries, schools, bodegas, streets and parks.

Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Strategy

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Content Creation / Journalism Truth-telling reporting >> Collecting stories from the public Talk to people directly and publish their thoughts and stories.

Current state Recording events and reactions >> Enable all to have a voice Expressing concerns, asking questions, and relaying perceptions.

Advocacy Shuangyu Xi, Yongru Zong, Yoojin Lee

Need quick, easy ways to be involved >> Be where the people are Blend in everyday lives, and places where people in the community usually go to.

street, in the libraries, schools, bodegas, streets and parks.

Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Strategy

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Content Creation Wall Writing

Phone Booth Kiosk

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Display

Mailbox

Bus Station Feedback Portal

Kit-of-Parts

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Content Creation Wall Writing

Phone Booth Kiosk

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Display

Mailbox

Bus Station Feedback Portal

Kit-of-Parts

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Telephone Writing Shelf, Storage Box

Mailbox

Seating

Elevation

Axonometric

Plan

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Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Layout & Planning

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Telephone Writing Shelf, Storage Box

Mailbox

Seating

Elevation

Axonometric

Plan

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Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Layout & Planning

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Screen Interactive Media Writing shelf, feedback collection box Seating Seating

Elevation

Axonometric

Plan

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Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Layout & Planning

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Screen Interactive Media Writing shelf, feedback collection box Seating Seating

Elevation

Axonometric

Plan

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Program Componentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Layout & Planning

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Neighborhood Forum Node

Bus Station Feedback Portal Satellite

Phone Booth Kiosk Satellite

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Location Map

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Neighborhood Forum Node

Bus Station Feedback Portal Satellite

Phone Booth Kiosk Satellite

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Phone Booth Kiosk in New York City Street

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Website/App

Social Media

Through this mobile app, users are able to engage with our numerous programs and receive real time updates

Enable users to engage with our programs via familiar social networking apps they already use..

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Technology

LinkNYC

Smartboard Technology Touch screens, an accessible means of interaction for a passersby in the community to manipulate and interact with content.

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Leverage this exsiting infrastructure network of informational kiosks and city-wide WiFi network.

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Website/App

Social Media

Through this mobile app, users are able to engage with our numerous programs and receive real time updates

Enable users to engage with our programs via familiar social networking apps they already use..

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Technology

LinkNYC

Smartboard Technology Touch screens, an accessible means of interaction for a passersby in the community to manipulate and interact with content.

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Leverage this exsiting infrastructure network of informational kiosks and city-wide WiFi network.

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Image Credits Pg 2 - 1) Dozens of black professionals and community leaders came to Leschi Elementary School on Friday to greet students on their way to class. (Photo by Sharon H. Chang), 2) Portrait of the graduating class includes the primary staff who support WCC’s program. Pg 3 - Photo courtesy of Stanley Jamel Bellamy, Nikki Zeichner and Growing Up Through Pictures. https://medium.com/vantage/prison-is-where-families-go-7ae22b47e800#.ac4uutrul Pg 5 - 1) by Steve Doughty for the Daily Mail, 2) Photo by Johnny Silvercloud, 3) Becky Wright Photography Pg 6 - Rounds Theater Pavilion, Lake Forest, United States designed by Greg Corso, Molly Hunker of SPORTS 2017. Images from Nick Zukauskas Pg 7 - Now What?! Advocacy, Activism & Alliances in American Architecture, Boston, MA designed by BSA Space

Pg 27 - 1) MAMBA Re-Modernization / Museum of Modern Art of Buenos Aire designed by MSGSSS Manteola, Sánchez Gómez, Santos, Solsona, Sallaberry, Vinsón arquitectos+ Matias Ragonese, 2) LT; 30W Aluminium LED Track Light from Precise Enterprises India LLP, 3) Art 1; Jordan Nassar at BRIC/BRIC Biennial Volume III/FEBRUARY 7 - APRIL 7, 2019/NEW YORK, NY, 4) Art 2; Juan Downey. Map of America. 1975. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Purchased with funds provided by the Latin American and Caribbean Fund and Donald B. Marron. © 2015 Juan Downey / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York Pg 30 - 1) “Teaching for Black Lives” gathering spreads message of strength Hosted by the University of Washington’s Banks Center for Educational Justice https://iamaneducator.com/2019/03/07/how-to-teach-for-black-lives-at-a-time-when-1-7-million-stu dents-go-to-school-with-cops-but-no-counselor/, 2) High school students of color are protesting racism and inequality https://hour-news.net/high-school-students-of-color-are-protesting-racism-and-inequality/,

Pg 18 - LDNGrowthHub https://twitter.com/LDNGrowthHub/status/1037710685373915136/photo/1

3) State Sen. Michael Moore (D-Millbury), Gov. Charlie Baker and state education officials speak with students and staff at Chelsea High School,

Pg 19 – 1) MT 1; Acoustic Panels Stripes from RE:FELT, MT 2; 5427 Refresh oak from Greenlam Laminates, FN 2; Clip Table from BCI, CL; ideacustic HIGH 16 from ideatec, C/P 1; 4973 Orange Felt from Formica, C/P 2; Beige color from WOLFGRUBEN WERKE, LT 1; Astro 1253004 from LITE-HOUSE.DK, LT 2; 30W Aluminium LED Track Light from Precise Enterprises India LLP

4) https://www.wsj.com/articles/gentrification-effect-in-new-york-city-is-overblown-report-suggests-14 62841235,

Pg 20 - 1) Women with the Turbans Art Print by Nadja, 2) Beige color from WOLFGRUBEN WERKE, 3) New Hampshire Retreat, Bethlehem ,NH ,United States, designed by NADAAA, 4) 5427 Refresh oak from Greenlam Laminates, 5) Canneto INKSTRX1801 from Inkiostro Bianco, 6) Concrete Collection - Snow Concrete from HI-MACS, 7) Gallery of SOHO Bund designed by AIM Architecture, 8) Rehabilitation of the casa pastors by Garcés de seta bonet architects, 9) Nouvelle Collection papeterie mariage 2019 from Ruban Collectif, 10) Illustration from By Garmi 11) Painting by Loribelle Spirovski Pg 24 - 1) Jan, 17, 2019 photo, Richard Phillips stands next to some of his artwork during an interview at the Community Art Gallery in Ferndale. Carlos Osorio/Associated Press, 2) Banner on 31st St. warns drug dealers: "Police are watching this crack block." (Harry Hamburg/New York Daily News), 3) Whitney Museum by Renzo Piano, 4) View of the exhibition "Gabriel Kuri: sorted, resorted". Courtesy Gabriel Kuri; Sadie Coles HQ, London; kurimanzutto, Mexico, New York; Galleria Franco Noero, Turin; Wiels-Contemporary Art Center, Brussels; Esther Schipper, Berlin. Photo: Andrea Rossetti, 5) LAYC Mural from The LILI Pad, 6) Steve Prince draws a portrait of a friend from college with her baby, composed to look like the Madonna and Child. https://www.dailypress.com/virginiagazette/news/va-vg-wm-meeting-steve-prince-1222-story.html , 7) Queensbridge Houses, seen from Queensboro Bridge https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queensbridge#/media/Fil:Qbridgenycha.JPG,

5) Performing art from Mirpuri Foundation, 6) https://www.td.org/insights/thriving-in-a-state-of-confusion-part-1 Pg 35 – 1) Gallery of SOHO Bund designed by AIM Architecture, 2) Furniture 2; 18" Sled Classroom Chair with Casters from Steelcase, 3) Art 1; Desert Sun by Riley Yahr Creative Studio, 4) Art 2; Geometric shapes art print by City Art, 5) Floor; Wood texture background, seamless oak wood floor from Stock photos, 6) Walls; https://nl.freepik.com/vrije-photo/close-up-bruine-cork-textuur_6349378.htm Pg 38 – 1) https://www.solutionsnotsuspensionsny.org/successes ,2) Nasser Zefzafi was convicted on Tuesday on charges of undermining public order and threatening national unity and sentenced to 20 years in prison. Credit.Youssef Boudlal/Reuters, 3) A demonstrator participates in the March for Our Lives Los Angeles rally on March 24, 2018, in Los Angeles, Calif. Sarah Morris from Getty, 4) https://www.bain.com/insights/ceo-plan-for-coronavirus-actions-to-take-now/ ,5) San Francisco office relocation designed by HGA, 6) https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2018/01/24/watch-epic-fail-one-gun-control-activist-shows-prote st-shot-show/ 7) Protesters from a grassroots organization called REOPEN NC gather in Raleigh Credit: Anadolu Agency via Getty Images, 8) Photo by Cole Bennetts/Getty Images,

8) https://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/poverty-and-progress-nyc-xi-vision-zero-10306.html

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Pg 18 - LDNGrowthHub https://twitter.com/LDNGrowthHub/status/1037710685373915136/photo/1

3) State Sen. Michael Moore (D-Millbury), Gov. Charlie Baker and state education officials speak with students and staff at Chelsea High School,

4) https://www.wsj.com/articles/gentrification-effect-in-new-york-city-is-overblown-report-suggests-14 62841235,

8) https://www.manhattan-institute.org/html/poverty-and-progress-nyc-xi-vision-zero-10306.html

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Pg 43 - 1) https://www.bfarrcontracting.com/commercial-build-out/ , 2) LT 1; Hex Pendant Light by Resident, 3) LT 2; Vandor LED Linear Suspension by Tech Lighting, 3) FN 1; AK 1 PET Felt Workplace Divider Designed by De Vorm, 4) FN 2; LJ 2 PET Felt stack chair by De Vorm, 5) Art1; 6) Art 2; Canvas print by Nordic WallArt, 6) http://noemiecedille.fr/botanique , 7) CL; Alta Acoustic Ceiling Panels by Soundply, 8) Walls; ABSTRACT TAUPE by The Panel Company Pg 46 – 1) Martin Luther King Jr.and his wife, Coretta Scott King, lead a voting rights march from Selma, Alabama, to the state capitol in Montgomery on March 30, 1965. WILLIAM LOVELACE/EXPRESS/GETTY IMAGES, 2) https://www.openschoolofjournalism.com/distance-education-program/courses/new-journalism-jg27 0 , 3) Director Laura Waters Hinson New Documentary on DC's Tent City https://www.american.edu/soc/news/director-laura-waters-hinson-s-new-documentary-on-dc-s-tent-c ity.cfm , 4) Orator at Speakers Corner, London, with crowd, 1974 - Speakers' Corner - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, 5) https://www.880cities.org/portfolio_page/markham-public-realm/ , 6) Council Community Meetings at Livingstone Shire Council, 7) https://ohf-lesvos.org/en/welcome/ Pg 48 – 1) https://www.link.nyc/ , 2) http://www.scoutingny.com/the-last-phone-booth-in-new-york-city/ Pg 53 – 1) https://www.eskill.com/blog/importance-big-data-recruiting/ , 2) Qualcomm solutions support free public Wi-Fi with LinkNYC

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The Prevention Touchpoint is a collection of programs aimed at addressing the two leading precursors to incarceration—poverty and trauma—particularly in a handful of neighborhoods where a disproportionate number of our city’s incarcerated people come from. We provide basic resources to the communities in crisis via deployable programs around wellness, education, housing, and career services.

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A networked approach via mobile programs maximizes impact for minimal resources and provides a wide range of ways to access resources.

Ensure equal chances to everyone regardless of their age, race, and gender.

Programs that bring people together in an open and welcoming atmosphere in public places the neighborhood.

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A networked approach via mobile programs maximizes impact for minimal resources and provides a wide range of ways to access resources.

Ensure equal chances to everyone regardless of their age, race, and gender.

Programs that bring people together in an open and welcoming atmosphere in public places the neighborhood.

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Community members who are under-resourced, beset by the problem of poverty and trauma.

Neighborhood young people who might be lacking opportunity due to under-investment in their community or because of situations in their family environment..

Formerly incarcerated / recently released individuals who perhaps are not yet self-sustaining because of the challenges of finding employment after incarceration .

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Community members who are under-resourced, beset by the problem of poverty and trauma.

Neighborhood young people who might be lacking opportunity due to under-investment in their community or because of situations in their family environment..

Formerly incarcerated / recently released individuals who perhaps are not yet self-sustaining because of the challenges of finding employment after incarceration .

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Five Keys School and Programs San Francisco Architect: Zoe Parsigian, Julia Grinkrug, Deanna Van Buren Year: 2003 Create mobile units which can move around the city. Provide key resources in a community where people have limited access to high level education.

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Egg-shaped Therapy Pod United Kingdom Designer: Karl Lenton Year: 2015

Create mobile units which can be placed in different environments. A temporary space for people who donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have access to a mental health professionals.

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Egg-shaped Therapy Pod United Kingdom Designer: Karl Lenton Year: 2015

Create mobile units which can be placed in different environments. A temporary space for people who donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have access to a mental health professionals.

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Temporary Shelters A temporary place where they can rest and call home

Therapy Pod Provide a safe space for those who are seeking guidance.

Mobile Library Provide free reading resources to the neighborhood.

Job Training Classroom Help people get familiar with the work process, develop their skills.

Community Development Corporation A storefront to support and revitalize communities

Child Trauma Support A safe environment for people who have dealt or are dealing with domestic abuse.

Reading Corner Create an embedded installation to provide a quit reading corner.

Community Development Corporation A storefront to support and revitalize communities

Resource Shop Selling daily needs, accessories and even furnitures

Group Discussion Encourage story-telling and suggestion from groups.

Mobile Classroom Provide teachers and good study environment for students who have limited access to education.

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Career Consulting Encourage questions about work, help find job for them