Justice
STV’s Justice Team Advocates for Thoughtful Technology Adoption in Corrections
Four members of STV’s industry-leading justice architecture team collaborated on a paper exploring the nuanced landscape of technology adoption in correctional facilities. Hugh Lester, PhDc, architecture director, Frank Greene, FAIA, OAA, NOMA, chief architect and justice lead, Jeff Hyman, AIA, ...
Design for Well-being: Architecture that Enhances Lives
In a recent conversation on Bloomberg Businessweek, I was asked to identify the prevailing trend shaping our approach to architecture. My response was unequivocal: At STV, our focus revolves around fostering holistic experiences, weaving humanity into our designs, and nurturing ...
Correctional Design: Facility Operations
To inform the design process of the Baltimore Therapeutic Treatment Center (BTTC), STV brought together global thought leaders in the medical, mental health, and corrections fields to engage in a series of knowledge sharing sessions. In this three-part series, we ...
Leveraging Technology to Improve User Experience in Smart Jails
Photo Courtesy of Tephra by The Lava Group Technology has been used to enhance the efficiency of architectural design for many years. In Smart Homes, residents can control doorbells, locks, thermostats, lights, outlets, voice assistants, and other devices through automated ...
A Humane Approach to Detention Center Design
When cities consider investments in public health, the local jail isn’t always the first thing that comes to mind. Yet, having a safe, humane detention center is key to enhancing a community by building a better system of care, and ...
Using Trauma-Informed Design for the Most Vulnerable Populations
Architects are acutely aware that our surroundings have a profound impact on our mental, emotional, and physical wellbeing. A design informed by empathy and compassion -- especially in spaces meant for vulnerable populations – is essential for individuals living with ...
Justice Lead Named to Correctional News Editorial Board
Frank Greene, FAIA, OAA, vice president and justice lead based in our New York office, was recently named to the Editorial Advisory Board of Correctional News (CN) magazine. Started in 1994, CN is a top industry trade publication covering the ...
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STV’s Justice Team Advocates for Thoughtful Technology Adoption in Corrections
Four members of STV’s industry-leading justice architecture team collaborated on a paper exploring the nuanced landscape…
STV Perspectives
Design for Well-being: Architecture that Enhances Lives
In a recent conversation on Bloomberg Businessweek, I was asked to identify the prevailing trend shaping…
Industry Trends
Correctional Design: Facility Operations
To inform the design process of the Baltimore Therapeutic Treatment Center (BTTC), STV brought together global…
STV Perspectives
Leveraging Technology to Improve User Experience in Smart Jails
Technology has been used to enhance the efficiency of architectural design for many years. In Smart…
STV Perspectives
A Humane Approach to Detention Center Design
When cities consider investments in public health, the local jail isn’t always the first thing that…
STV Perspectives
Using Trauma-Informed Design for the Most Vulnerable Populations
Architects are acutely aware that our surroundings have a profound impact on our mental, emotional, and…
Employee News
Justice Lead Named to Correctional News Editorial Board
Frank Greene, FAIA, OAA, vice president and justice lead based in our New York office, was…