Espaço prisional feminino: uma proposta arquitetônica para a região metropolitana de Natal/RN
In the Brazilian context, prison spaces are involved in various problems, such as overcrowding, infrastructure problems and disrespect for the physical and mental integrity of the inmate, a situation that makes the process of resocialization of prisoners difficult. Under this analysis, it was dec...
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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| Resumo: | In the Brazilian context, prison spaces are involved in various problems, such as
overcrowding, infrastructure problems and disrespect for the physical and mental integrity of
the inmate, a situation that makes the process of resocialization of prisoners difficult. Under
this analysis, it was decided to work with the female incarcerated population, considering
the need to think about well-designed prison spaces, which value the well-being of the
inmates and meet the specific demands of incarcerated women. In this way, the present
research aims to develop a preliminary study of a humanized female prison, with a view to
the contribution of the space to the resocialization of women prisoners. To this end, a
bibliographical research was carried out regarding the history and characteristics of female
prison spaces, as well as the spatial humanization and resocialization of inmates. The
theoretical survey, together with the reference studies, supported the development of the
project, which was based on the methodology of Laert Neves (1989). In view of this, the
product of this work consists of a preliminary study of a female prison space for the
metropolitan region of Natal/RN, which presents as design guidelines the humanization of
spaces and the promotion of a better quality of life for those in custody. |
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