The project involved the construction of a new 120-bed detention pavilion, designed to expand the existing complex and provide functional and innovative spaces.
The structure, comprising four above-ground floors and a technical basement, is connected to the existing building via a newly constructed elevated corridor. The ground floor houses the controlled entrance and technical rooms, while the upper floors accommodate sleeping quarters, activity spaces, sanitary facilities, social areas, and surveillance functions.
The design incorporates sustainable technologies, energy-efficient materials, and integration with the existing systems of the entire prison complex. The planning was guided by principles of flexibility, security, and quality of life, ensuring spaces suitable for both inmates and staff.
