The concept for the centralized women’s site is that it operates, from the perspective of someone in custody, as a standalone facility with the overall goal to ensure complete separation between men and women in custody. Males and females are housed in separate wings of the building, circulate in separate halls and elevators, and participate in medical, programming, visiting, religious services and recreation in separate areas.
Generally within the building, public facing spaces and support spaces for administrative support, parking, locker rooms, kitchen, laundry, warehouse, mechanical systems, and maintenance areas will support both the men and women housed in the building, creating operational efficiencies without diminishing the separate dedicated program.