I’ve worked on a number of prison projects, including : My research has been instrumental in fundamentally changing the thinking of the personnel I’ve worked with in prison services, correction services and ministries of justice, re-framing their long-term strategic planning decisions and thinking differently about people in prison. My work has had considerable policy impacts in several countries, encouraging prison services and corrections departments to see prisons and prisoners through a rehabilitation lens as opposed to one focused on punishment. I have been interviewed for BBC Radio 4’s The Art of Now on ‘The architecture of incarceration’ and The Design Dimension. My research has featured in many media outlets, including the Guardian, Independent, Financial Times, Telegraph, Monoclemagazine and The Conversation. Barry Endowed Memorial Lecture in Criminology at the University of Melbourne (2016), I’ve given keynotes at International Corrections & Prisons Association (ICPA), Euro-Pris and Informa Prison Planning & Design conferences. In addition to being invited to give many plenaries at academic conferences, including the British Society of Criminology annual conference (2013, 2018), ANZSOC (2016), and the prestigious John V. I have published 33 academic articles and book chapters on prison architecture, design and technology and am currently writing a book which draws on my experiences of custodial design around the world. I have held Economic & Social Research Council (ESRC) research grants totalling £1.3million to study the built environment of the prison and its potential to rehabilitate offenders, in addition to a small grant awarded by the Foundation for the Sociology of Health & Illness to study trauma-informed design for women’s prisons.
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