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Planning for the 10% of Inmates Who Don’t Leave Corrections

In this article for Correctional News, Dewberry Architect Rosalie Howell and Project Manager Brooke Martin describe how architects can design facilities that meet the continuum-of-care needs for inmates serving life sentences by focusing on evidence-based strategies that address the ongoing needs of the community.

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In this article for Correctional News, Dewberry Architect Rosalie Howell and Project Manager Brooke Martin describe how architects can design facilities that meet the continuum-of-care needs for inmates serving life sentences by focusing on evidence-based strategies that address the ongoing needs of the community.

Published in Correctional News, September/October 2025. By Rosalie Howell and Brooke Martin.

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