Proyecto Fénix Bogotá equipamiento carcelario industrial para la reinsersión social – unidad del Buen Pastor

Abstract

Proyecto Fénix Bogotá, aims to determine the impact that would have to implement an urban-industrial prison model for women, mainly aimed at re-socialization, offering programs and activities through a design of functional spaces and environments conducive to the person Deprived of Liberty ( PPL) according to the World human rights organization, this new methodology with an almost experimental design because it would be the first underground prison that fosters a new improvement in the spaces that provide continuity to house and contribute to the proper functioning, either psychologically or physically of PPLs for this, we relied on Robert K.'s theory of structural functionalism. Merton, in order to generate a system that is constituted by a structure that remains in time and that the members of a society or a specific social system are observed, possessing the capacity for adaptation, integration and latency; accompanied by an adaptable design with a set of elements that interact with each other; structural and functional generating a synergy.

Psychological models were used as an instrument; between these patterns of visual connections with nature, air flows, the presence of water and natural light, in order to generate improvements in stress reduction, cognitive performance, emotions, mood and preference, these four Factors positively impact both the PPL and the security guards of the complex, as it will improve capacity and functioning in terms of the sense of security and emotional reflection.