Scribd Logo
Importer

Bienvenue sur Scribd !

  • City Jail

    Transféré par

    Krizeanne Coranes Cabajar
    23 vues56 pages
    A jail is a building used to confine individuals sentenced for minor crimes or awaiting trial. Jails are usually the first place a person is taken after arrest and house both pre-trial detainees and those convicted of minor crimes for short periods. Designing a jail requires considering the site selection, building area needs, outdoor spaces, and technical requirements. It also requires allocating space for intake and release, housing, healthcare, visitation, exercise, programs, commissary, food service, laundry, administration, staff areas, and storage.

    Description originale:

    city jail design guidelines

    Titre original

    City-Jail

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Formats disponibles

    PPTX, PDF, TXT ou lisez en ligne sur Scribd

    Avez-vous trouvé ce document utile ?

    Ce contenu est-il inapproprié ?

    Signaler ce document
    A jail is a building used to confine individuals sentenced for minor crimes or awaiting trial. Jails are usually the first place a person is taken after arrest and house both pre-trial detainees and those convicted of minor crimes for short periods. Designing a jail requires considering the site selection, building area needs, outdoor spaces, and technical requirements. It also requires allocating space for intake and release, housing, healthcare, visitation, exercise, programs, commissary, food service, laundry, administration, staff areas, and storage.

    Droits d'auteur :

    © All Rights Reserved
    Téléchargez comme PPTX, PDF, TXT ou lisez en ligne sur Scribd
    Signaler comme contenu inapproprié
    23 vues56 pages

    City Jail

    Transféré par

    Krizeanne Coranes Cabajar
    A jail is a building used to confine individuals sentenced for minor crimes or awaiting trial. Jails are usually the first place a person is taken after arrest and house both pre-trial detainees and those convicted of minor crimes for short periods. Designing a jail requires considering the site selection, building area needs, outdoor spaces, and technical requirements. It also requires allocating space for intake and release, housing, healthcare, visitation, exercise, programs, commissary, food service, laundry, administration, staff areas, and storage.

    Droits d'auteur :

    © All Rights Reserved
    Téléchargez comme PPTX, PDF, TXT ou lisez en ligne sur Scribd
    Signaler comme contenu inapproprié
    sur 56

    CITY JAIL

    GROUP 7
    WHAT IS A JAIL
    •A building designated or regularly used for t
    he confinement of individuals who are sente
    nced for minor crimes or who are unable to
    gain release on bail and are in custody aw
    aiting trial.
    WHAT IS A JAIL
    • Jail is usually the first place a person is taken after being arrest
    ed by police officers. Most cities have at least one jail, and pers
    ons are taken directly there after they are arrested; in less pop
    ulated areas, arrestees may be taken first to a police station an
    d later to the nearest jail. Many jails are also used for the short
    term incarceration of persons convicted of minor crimes.
    DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

    Site Selection and Design


    • Building Area
    • Building Expansion
    • Parking
    • Staff
    • Outdoor Spaces
    • Access to Site and the facility
    • Total Site Area
    Design Considerations

    • Linkages
    • Surroundings
    • Views and Inmate Contact
    • Existing Jail Site
    • Technical Requirements
    • Site Cost
    • Site Selection Process
    Space Requirements

    • Intake-release
    • General Housing
    • Special Housing
    • Health Care
    • Visiting Areas
    • Exercise Areas
    • Programs and Services
    • Inmate Commissary
    Space Requirements

    • Intake-release
    • General Housing
    • Special Housing
    • Health Care
    • Visiting Areas
    • Exercise Areas
    • Programs and Services
    • Inmate Commissary
    Space Requirements

    • Intake-release
    • General Housing
    • Special Housing
    • Health Care
    • Visiting Areas
    • Exercise Areas
    • Programs and Services
    • Inmate Commissary
    Space Requirements

    • Intake-release
    • General Housing
    • Special Housing
    • Health Care
    • Visiting Areas
    • Exercise Areas
    • Programs and Services
    • Inmate Commissary
    Space Requirements

    • Intake-release
    • General Housing
    • Special Housing
    • Health Care
    • Visiting Areas
    • Exercise Areas
    • Programs and Services
    • Inmate Commissary
    Space Requirements

    • Intake-release
    • General Housing
    • Special Housing
    • Health Care
    • Visiting Areas
    • Exercise Areas
    • Programs and Services
    • Inmate Commissary
    Space Requirements

    • Intake-release
    • General Housing
    • Special Housing
    • Health Care
    • Visiting Areas
    • Exercise Areas
    • Programs and Services
    • Inmate Commissary
    Space Requirements

    • Intake-release
    • General Housing
    • Special Housing
    • Health Care
    • Visiting Areas
    • Exercise Areas
    • Programs and Services
    • Inmate Commissary
    SPACE REQUIREMENTS

    • Food Service
    • Laundry Area
    • Administration and Public Areas
    • Staff Areas
    • Storage Areas
    SPACE REQUIREMENTS

    • Food Service
    • Laundry Area
    • Administration and Public Areas
    • Staff Areas
    • Storage Areas
    SPACE REQUIREMENTS

    • Food Service
    • Laundry Area
    • Administration and Public Areas
    • Staff Areas
    • Storage Areas
    SPACE REQUIREMENTS

    • Food Service
    • Laundry Area
    • Administration and Public Areas
    • Staff Areas
    • Storage Areas
    SPACE REQUIREMENTS

    • Food Service
    • Laundry Area
    • Administration and Public Areas
    • Staff Areas
    • Storage Areas

    Vous aimerez peut-être aussi