The design’s vertical aspiration – self realisation ascending towards TRANSFORMATION - signifies aspects of learning.
Crowded living conditions in barracks and scattered organisational approaches are the key factors that come under scrutiny. The intent is to question some of the established norms in prison architecture in India, by drawing from references of successful new generation models world-over. The project lends a sensitizing physical environment where individuals may nurture a personal will for self-development through their interpersonal relationships in community formations, through associations with nature and through productive work. The paradoxical relationships between punishment and rehabilitation, freedom and control, normalisation and security, are explored. The aim of this design thesis is to explore the potential of the built environment in creating humanizing spaces that can catalyse positive life processes, by analysing the ‘hard architecture’ of the prison model.
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