Simbiosis social: Espacios para la re-socialización masculina en un centro penitenciario de mínima seguridad para el suroccidente de Colombia

Abstract

In Colombia, there are three major problems in their respective prisons: overcrowding due to the number of inmates that exist versus the number of places available to the state to house them; recidivism, due to the deficit in the study and work spaces to carry out appropriate re-socialization processes; and finally, the habitability, due to the hostile existing infrastructure that does not comply with the necessary health parameters and daily violates the human rights of inmates. With the previous investigation of the context data on the current problems in the different regions of the country, a penitentiary center for men of minimum security is designed in the municipality of Tello, department of Huila, which must have inclusive, productive and habitable to carry out optimal resocialization processes and in this way to be a model to be followed for future centers and obtain positive results in recidivism rates and therefore overcrowding rates. This degree work is based on technical regulations, on national and international references and on the urban-architectural analysis of the place. The purpose of the equipment for institutional use is to create spaces for re-socialization, re-habilitation and inclusion for the male inmate population, encouraging work and decent education, all under the theories of design such as crime prevention through environmental design and concepts. as a social symbiosis.