How Can Value be Reinstated in the Built Environment? Excerpt 2 from 'Design to Value: The architecture of holistic design and creative technology.'

The ‘triple bottom line’ of sustainability.

Policy staff and academics from across Europe.A review of other models of incarceration and a comprehensive literature review relating to carceral geography.

Clearly, no prison design concept will inherently rehabilitate people.‘Buildings don’t heal people; people heal people.’ However, design choices can support positive social interactions and preclude or reduce negative interactions..The design aspects that support this include:.

Facilitating contact with family and society.A normalising environment.

Appropriate levels of autonomy, while recognising the need to maintain prisoner and staff safety.

Importance of mobile and static technology.There is a belief that the technology involved in intensified chemistry is not very mature and therefore carries substantial risk.

Some of the small-scale hardware has not been fully industrialised, the developing data collection, process and quality control approaches have not been fully tested with regulatory authorities..Complicated supply chain.

Pharmaceutical manufacturing of a single product through its lifecycle spans multiple functions and sites within each organisation and spans multiple organisations through product acquisitions and contract manufacturing.Thus, the breadth of what needs to be changed to deploy a new platform technology is significant.. Resistance to challenging accepted practice.