Secure Spaces
Principles
Whether it’s to keep people together, or apart, to protect, or rehabilitate, by their nature, secure spaces create separation from the communities they’re located in. Our Secure Spaces team design not just to ensure security and high performance, but support transitions, by softening the barriers between spaces.
Protecting What Matters
With an extraordinarily diverse skill-set, our Secure Spaces team works closely with clients to protect the things they care about across correctional facilities and rehabilitation centres, courthouses, custodial facilities, military facilities and customs infrastructure.
Supporting Rehabilitation
When working on custodial or support services, we focus on the individuals who will use the facilities we build, exploring ways to reduce institutionalisation and trauma, to ease re-introduction to communities.
Collaborative Approach
Taking the chance to engage stakeholders early, we take a highly collaborative approach to design, applying insights, sector expertise and deep understanding, to the specific requirements of a project.
| Project | Budget | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Parramatta Children's Court | − | Built | |
| Clarence Correctional Centre, State Design Advisor | $650m | Built | |
| Middleton Correctional Centre | $200m | Built | |
| Dillwynia Correctional Centre Expansion | − | Built |
