Restorative Justice City - Designing Justice + Designing Spaces
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RESTORATIVE JUSTICE CITY

New building typologies can drive social change

Download Restorative Justice City Map (4MB PDF)

Location: Oakland, CA

Team: Francis Goyes, Deanna Van Buren, Tessa Finlev, The Institute of the Future

Status: Concept complete 2014

 

In response to the crisis caused by the prison-industrial complex, communities like Oakland are working towards the creation of a Restorative Justice City (RJ City) by developing new policies, education, and training rooted in restorative justice philosophies and systems.

 

DJDS led a multi-disciplinary team to support these efforts. We looked at how we can create the restorative infrastructure required to implement these policies, services, and processes as part of a holistic approach to envisioning a criminal justice system based on reparation rather than retribution.

 

The RJ City project evaluates the needs of a restorative system and applies this shift to the design of its spaces and how it is deployed at the scale of the city.