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Observations about Recent Correctional Architecture

to the way in which a given design solution responds to these values. For example, we might observe that a facility has two-man cells, measuring 5 feet by 7 feet, which are locked day and night. As though there were an absolute standard, we would say that such a condition vis-A-vis that standard is deplorable. We see stand-up counts and day rooms without furniture and we say these things are deplorable. So we are evaluators in search of values, but never doubting for a moment that in general the state of the art is unhappily apart from the dynamics of the rest of modern society. This separation does provide, however, one criterion by which to evaluate-for in the lag between the advance of society as a whole, and of the correctional system as a part,