What It Means to Shape Your Own Space After Prison
Two cubes of pale wood sit on either side of a small, accessible lounge. Inside each, a bed folds down from the wall, a desk swings out and shelves hold books, plants and family photos. But nobody lives here - at least, not yet. What I and dozens of other visitors are looking at is the Mobile Refuge Room installation at the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum’s Making Home exhibition - trauma-informed transitional housing created with, and by, formerly incarcerated people and the architectu
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