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We have to recognise that it will be a process of iteration and development, and that we must bring everyone along on the journey with us.Trudi Sully says that when looking back at where we’ve been so far, of course there are things which could have been done differently, but she reminds us that the point of learning, development and feeding back, is that it enables us to refine and make valuable changes over time.

The backing from the government to progress this is significant, and it’s incredibly important that we have that support..In the end, Sully says the key to our success will be a collaborative approach and a willingness to share.Although it can be challenging in a competitive environment to work out what to share and what to hold back, history has shown us that change happens faster, more effectively, and at lower cost if we work together.

Industry players will always be in a better position by working with their competitors to overcome shared challenges, moving forwards collectively and then beginning to compete on the delivery side and what comes next.In this way, the industry will become more effective, sustainable and even profitable over time.. Our strength is in our built environment, and our recovery from everything we’ve been through across the past few years will require the right infrastructure to move us forward.

This is our unique moment of opportunity to shape the future of construction and positively impact our built environment for years to come, garnering government support and avoiding massive problems ahead.

We must stop and ask ourselves, if not now, when?.Her career has evolved from focusing on media's societal impacts to influencing prison architecture worldwide.

This interdisciplinary approach highlights the necessity of integrating behavioural science with architectural knowledge to design correctional facilities that are both secure and conducive to rehabilitation.. 2.Impact of architectural choices on prison dynamics.

The podcast episode discusses how specific architectural decisions in prisons, such as the introduction of in-cell televisions, have helped reduce communal tensions and violence.This reflects a broader theme that the physical design of prisons can greatly influence the behaviour of inmates and the overall management of these facilities.