An Architecture Of Hope: Reimagining The Prison Restoring A House Rebuilding Myself Yvonne Jewkes Scribe Publications Αγγλικά Βιβλία Arts

Should Architecture Be Used For Punishment? How Might The Spaces We Inhabit Nurture Or Damage Us? Can Begin To Start Over After Worst Has Happened? Criminologist Yvonne Jewkes Grapples With These Questions Every Day As World’s Leading Expert On Rehabilitative Prison Design She Also Faces Them In Her Personal Life When Partner Of 25 Years Leaves Middle A Nightmare Renovation Project And Then Lockdown Sees Trapped There Fighting Punitive System Create That Encourage Reflection Healing Even Hope Those Incarcerated Must Learn Similarly Compassionate Herself Considers What Help Someone At Lowest Point Their Rebuild Are 11 5 Million Prisoners Worldwide Most Will Eventually Released Back Into Society Asks: ‘Who Would You Rather Have Living Next Door You? Sitting Train Your Daughter? Who Been Treated Decency An Environment Helped Heal Instilled Future? Effectively Caged Dehumanised Years?’ Challenging Our Expectations Prisons Takes Us Along Corridors Cells Communal Visitors’ Areas Staffrooms Architects’ Studios Where They Designed Own Home Show Importance Face Despair Σελίδες: 336 Διαστάσεις: 13 5X13 5Cm