Ethical Architecture
The ethical obligations of architects are called into question as they grapple with the implications of designing prisons that may violate human rights. Discussions revolve around the controversial nature of solitary confinement and the conditions within facilities like Pelican Bay, where inmates spend nearly all their time isolated. The lack of a clear legal definition for solitary confinement adds to the complexity of this issue, prompting a deeper examination of the role architects play in shaping environments that impact human dignity.In this clip
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