C. F. Moller Brings Comfortable Living to Inmates
Matt Ho — January 9, 2011 — Art & Design
Prison and comfort are two things that you'd never think go hand in hand -- that is, unless you’re C.F. Moller.
After winning a contest, the Danish designer was commissioned to design a correctional facility that’ll probably make inmates less miserable about their incarceration. The C.F. Moller design imagines the prison built like a small village with facilities such as an administration building, a library and a shop. The project is expected to be completed sometime in 2016.
After winning a contest, the Danish designer was commissioned to design a correctional facility that’ll probably make inmates less miserable about their incarceration. The C.F. Moller design imagines the prison built like a small village with facilities such as an administration building, a library and a shop. The project is expected to be completed sometime in 2016.
Trend Themes
1. Cozy Correctional Facilities - Providing comfortable living facilities in prisons can help inmates improve their well-being and reduce recidivism rates
2. Inmate Rehabilitation - Designing correctional facilities to include amenities that promote learning, therapy and vocational training can facilitate rehabilitation and reduce recidivism rates.
3. Sustainable Prisons - Creating eco-friendly prisons with energy-efficient systems and sustainable design can save costs for correctional facilities in the long run.
Industry Implications
1. Prison Construction - The construction industry can explore opportunities in designing and building comfortable and efficient correctional facilities.
2. Renewable Energy - The renewable energy industry can seek opportunities to provide energy-efficient systems for prisons and correctional facilities.
3. Education Technology - The education technology industry could offer solutions for developing educational programs and resources for incarcerated individuals.
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