[MetroMan]

I guess in some places, architecture matters, no matter what it is for.

 

[ProjectEnd]

Some of those shots make it seem more like a new-build library than a prison!

 

[theman23]

I'd kill to live there!







Sorry.

 

[scarberiankhatru]

As if any Austrian has ever committed a crime...

(where's the shifty-eyed emoticon when you need it?)

 

[adma]

Yeah, looks inspired by Mies' Reichsbank design, alright

 

[Prometheus The Supremo]

alot of criminals must turn themselves in.

 

[MetroMan]

I'd kill to live there!




Sorry.

Dude! It's 3AM but I laughed my head off at that comment! Brilliant!

 

[JasonParis]

I wonder if the likelihood of recommitting a crime after being released from this prison is less/more than a U.S.-style prison?

 

[Hipster Duck]

Yeah, I was thinking that too.

I was also thinking about how a Republican congressman from Texas would use this as the perfect example that Europeans are bleedin' heart liberals.

 

[billonlogan]

Looks like the furniture supplied came from IKEA.

 

[Conrad Black]

Now why couldn't I be sent here

 

[Dan416]

Very nice prison.

Thing that stuck out to me was the word "Leoben"

 

[ShonTron]

Now why couldn't I be sent here

Aren't you going to change your location in the system preferences from Palm Beach to Coleman, FL?

Perhaps this is Jeremy Bentham for the 21st century. Anyway, I would think that decent surroundings would help rehabilitation (the US really has a regressive regime of overcrowding, supermax prisons, excessive sentences, never mind the death penalty in 36 states). That's as long as overcrowding doesn't become a problem, and if the administration is as good as the architecture.

 

[Bentley]

That prison makes my college dorm look like public housing. And I lived in a nice dorm

 

[Towered]

Very nice prison.

Thing that stuck out to me was the word "Leoben"

Why?