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Student Showcase Archive

Alexander Kalli

MA work

MA work

The majority of the public see prison as a ‘Holiday Camp’. With a Conservative government forcing inmates to work a full working week for virtually no pay, a new type of prison will need to be built to facilitate this. ‘HMPark Life’ is a prison located in Brockwell Park, South London. It questions this drive to turn a prison population into a cheap labour force – one that works not just to provide skills to inmates in the name of ‘rehabilitation’ but forces offenders to be both visibly productive and punished to quench the public’s ever-present blood thirst for justice.


Info

Info

  • MA Degree

    School

    School of Architecture

    Programme

    MA Architecture, 2012

    Specialism

    ADS3

  • The majority of the public see prison as a ‘Holiday Camp’. With a Conservative government forcing inmates to work a full working week for virtually no pay, a new type of prison will need to be built to facilitate this. ‘HMPark Life’ is a prison located in Brockwell Park, South London. It questions this drive to turn a prison population into a cheap labour force – one that works not just to provide skills to inmates in the name of ‘rehabilitation’ but forces offenders to be both visibly productive and punished to quench the public’s ever-present blood thirst for justice.


  • Degrees

  • BSc (Hons), Architecture, Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London, 2008
  • Experience

  • Architectural assistant, Bolles+Wilson, Mänster, Germany, 2009–10; Archive/exhibition assistant, David Chipperfield Architects, London, 2009; Architectural assistant, Piercy Conner Architects, London, 2006–7; Architectural assistant, Chetwood Associates, London, 2003–5
  • Exhibitions

  • Big London Brainstorm, London Architecture Biennale, 2006; Clerkenwell Festival, London Architecture Biennale, 2004