As we wrap up the session, we want to thank everyone for their participation in Blueprints of Justice. Thanks to all those involved in making this collaboration possible!

In this design, students focus on needs that are often overlooked, such as privacy and comfortability, as well as new spheres necessitated by virtual/hybrid courts and design spaces to address each need.

This project is service and user oriented, prioritizing the experiences and needs of court users by incorporating alternative forms of justice. This design breaks up the existing court in a campus model and includes public services.

This next project, Lynn as a public house court, utilizes principles of restorative justice in its design. The goal with this model is to focus on and serve the community, providing them spaces and addressing their needs.

The first design proposal builds on the existing structure of the Lynn district court with an open house model, focusing on clarity and access to people, services, and technology.

We are joined by @virgilabloh , who emphasizes a need for interdisciplinary work, especially in the face of crisis.

Oana Stănescu describes a blueprint for justice that outlines priorities for tackling the problem of access to justice.

Students at MIT have identified barriers court users face in navigating virtual courts, including difficulty deciphering complicated forms.

Follow this thread for live tweeting Blueprints of Justice with @StanfordLaw @legaldesignlab @MITarchitecture @noraalhaider @virgilabloh and Oana Stanescu

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