Olivia Jost- Capstone Book

FAIRHOPE Detention & Rehabilitation Centre

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Table of Contents

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Research........................... 4-5 Location............................ 6-7 Concept & Problem......... 8-9 Space Planning.................. 10-11 Concept Diagrams......... 12-13 Plan.................................... 14-15 RCP..................................... 16 Perspective & Details... 17 Renders & Materials..... 18-23

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Prison Reform One of the arguments for prison reform has to do with reducing the number of people who are rearrested. Upon leaving prison, those who have been incarcerated face significant barriers to their success upon returning to our communities. These many barriers negatively impact public safety and inhibit those with a criminal record from achieving their full potential.Evidence-based prison programming has been shown to reduce recidivism, save taxpayer expenditures, increase future employment for individuals who are incarcerated, and decrease rule violations in prison facilities

How many people are incarserated in the United States?

State Prisons

Local Jails

Federal Prisons & Jails

Total: 1,291,000 Violent: 713,000 Property: 200,000 Drug: 191,000 Public Order: 153,000

Total: 631,000 Not Convicted: 470,000 N.C. Drug: 120,000 N.C. Property: 113,000 N.C. Violent 140,000 Convicted: 161,000 C. Drug: 27,000 C. Property: 43,000

Total: 226,000 Convicted: 160,000 Melinials: 60,000 Drug: 78,000 Public Orer: 64,000 Violent: 63,000 Property: 70,000

Youth 44,000

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Immigration Detention 42,000

Involuntary Commitment 22,000

**Prison reform seeks to change the status quo by providing individuals with a constructive and dignified experience while they are incarcerated and providing access to tools to transform their lives. By ensuring that individuals have the opportunity to use their time incarcerated in a constructive manner and allowing them to maintain positive relationships with their support network, we can increase the likelihood they become productive members of their communities upon reentry.

Rehabilitation Educational and vocational classes have been studied extensively and found to be some of the most effective programs in prison reform.

These types of programs; • Reduce recidivism by 13 percent • Reduce incident reports for prisoner misconduct by 4 percent • Increase post release employment by 13 percent.

Central Courtyard The idea of a centralized courtyard stems from a concept used by a juvenile facility to promote freedom of movement.

Centralized Courtyard(s) Allow; • Supervised access to residential rooms • Access to nature • Promotion of wellbeing • Socialization • Exercise

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Location

The Detention & Rehabilitation Center is located in Fairhope, Alabama. The Alabama prison system is the most overcrowded in the nation with prisons at 182% occupancy and 21,570 people in custody. Alabama prisons also lack space needed for rehabilitation and training programs, and it is said the conditions are so dangerous they violate the constitution.

Population State: 4.9 Mil. Baldwin County: 200,000

Capitol City Montgomery

State Symbols State flower: Camellia State bird: Northern flicker Motto: Audemus jura nostra defendere State tree: Longleaf pine

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Pecan Park

Oberg Rd Fairhope Volunteer Fire Department

Thompson Hall Rd

Fennec St

Hwy 13

Visitor Entry

Inmate Booking Entry

Sally Port

Staff Entry

Secure Staff Parking

Orchard Ln

Key Vegetation Sun Path Wind Path Main Roads Dirt Roads Main Building

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Problem & Conept

Problem Statement Due to the lack of effective rehabilitation programs in the American Justice System, 80% of incarcerated people are victims of recidivism. How inmates are treated while incarcerated reflects how they will treat others after release.

Concept Statement The idea of the new space is for those incarcerated to feel freedom of movement. Losing one’s freedom is punishment enough, this justice facility will be designed to address the underlying issues that brought inmates here, in order prepare them for a successful transition back into society. By allowing freedom within the space, the facility will enahnce public safety while respecting human dignity.

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Space Planning

Bubble Diagram

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Concept Diagrams

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Key 1. Sallyport 2. Holding Cell 3. Office 4. Security Operations 5. Interview Room 6. Hearing Room 7. Visitation Waiting 8. Rest Room 9. Open Visitation 10. Private Visitation

41. Offender Dining 42. Washroom 43. Trash Room 44. Food Prep 45. Bakery 46. GED Classroom 47. Computer Lab 48. Rest Room(s) 49. GED Classroom 50. Classroom

11. Offender Waiting 12.Transition Waiting 13. Property Search 14. Offender Change 15. Offender Search 16. Shift Lieutenants 17. Shift Supervisors 18. Conference Room 19. Mail Room 20. Master Control Room

51. Multipurpose 52. Councelor 53. Social Worker 54. Conference 55. Substance Abuse Councelor 56. Teachers Room 57. Print Alcove 58. Closet 59. Nurse Station 60. Exam Room(s)

21. Tech Repair 22. Tech Office 23. Training and Safety Specialist Offices 24. Break Room 25. Conference 26. Fitness 27. Training 28. Men’s Locker Room 29. Mens Shower 30. Women’s Shower 31. Women’s Locker Room 32. Mens Rest Room 33. Women’s Rest Room 34. Wardens Office 35. Weapon Storage 36. Ammunition Storage 37. Housing Unit Manager 38. Offender Day Room 39. Offender Housing 40. Offender Shower

61. Master Control Room 62. Library 63. Open Reading 64. Chapel 65. Work Room 66. Homework Table 67. Hobby/Craft 68. Cominssary 69. Salon 70. Rest Room 71. Laundry 72. Fitness 73. Open Courtyard

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RCP

Wood beam ceiling at 8’0”, recessed lighting throughout

Custom wood ceiling with laminated LED lighting Custom wood ceiling with laminated glass-’skylight’ effect.

Notes: Ceiling Height 1st Level: 8’6” Ceiling Height Mezzanine Level: 16’6” 120v Linear Recessed Lighting throughout

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Perspective & Details

3" 3' - 4"

Steel

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3' - 11 1/4"

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L-Bracket

4 1/4"

10"

Plywood

Porcelain Brick Tile

3' - 2 1/2"

1/4" Phenolic Plastic

2" 11" 1 1/2"

2' - 5" Ceiling 8'6"

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Visitation Entry

Open Visitation

Visitation Entry 18

Private Visitation

Offender Day Room Offender Cell 19

Rehabilitation: Master Control View 20

Steel

Porcelain

Laminate

Paint

English Oak

Rehabilitation: WorkRoom & Open Courtyard 21

Courtyard Wayfinding Signage

Alabama Flowers: Dogwood Southern Magnolia serviceberry Azalea

Community Walking Path “You are not only working out, you are preparing to unfold the best version of yourself”

Fairhope

Fairhope

Rehabilitation ENTRY

Offender Day-Room ENTRY

Pier Seating

FAIRHOPE

Community Plants

Fairhope was founded in November 1894 on the site of the former Alabama City as a radical, utopian socialist Georgist "Single-Tax" colony by the Fairhope Industrial Association

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Main Entry to Courtyard

Offender Courtyard Plan

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Materials

Wallcovering Upholstry

Oak Accent

Porcelain Tile- Wall & Floor

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Thank you

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