Michelle Graham on the Role of Architecture and Design in Effective Justice Facilities | Episode 24
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Show Notes
Today, Joe is joined by Michelle Graham for a conversation about architecture and design in justice facilities. Michelle is a project architect at DLR Group, a firm committed to elevating human experience through design. Michelle holds a Master of Architecture from Tulane University and is a licensed architect and designer with a focus on justice facilities, including corrections facilities and courthouses.
In this conversation, we discuss the compelling nature of courthouse architecture, how architecture can play a role in justice reform and bring comfort to people on their most difficult days, the role furniture has in creating feelings of safety between separate parties, and more.
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