Alberto Urrutia-Moldes
PhD; BSc Eng; BSc Const.
Conference and Seminar presentations
Events organised
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2014
Sheffield: Part of the collaborative team of the PILAS Conference Sheffield 2014
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2011
1st Chilean international Seminar of prison design, Concepcion, Chile
26.-27.2.2024
The British Academy Conferences: "Therapeutic Spaces Behind Bars: Eco-psychosocially Supportive Prisons and Forensic Psychiatric Wards"
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22.-27.10.2023
ICPA; "With Good Reason: A Study of the Alignment of Prison Conditions in Bolivia and Honduras with the Nelson Mandela Rules", Antwerp, Belgium
Audience: Heads of service, policy-makers, researchers, corrections practitioners, academics, lawyers, and other stakeholders involved in the field of corrections.
14.-16.10.2019
EuroPris Real Estate expert group conference; “How do designers consider health and well-being?” Ljubliana, Slovenia.
Audience: Practitioners and academics from Europe, North America and Oceania.
January 2019
DEP Research Meeting; “Addressing health and well-being in prison design”, University of Sheffield.
Audience: Academics.
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EuroPris Real Estate expert group conference
6.10.2017
The University of Nottingham; "Quality of Life in prison, Well-being and Innovation" seminar organised by the Chilean Society of the University of Nottingham and Chile Global Seminars UK.
Audience: Academics.
03.11.2016
WHO and PHE Health in Prisons Conference at World Health Organization, Copenhagen; Poster presentation on health and well-being in prison design.
Audience: Healthcare professionals, WHO policy advisors, and governmental Policymakers.
09.12.2016
Gendarmería de Chile: “Health and well-being in prison design”. Lecture for Architects of the Infrastructure Department of the Chilean prison service. Santiago, Chile.
Audience: Practitioners.
28.6.2015
The University of Manchester; “Using lighting to enhance positive behaviour in prisons”; Annual International Conference of Lighting: CIE Manchester Session. Poster presenter. Audience:
Academics and Lighting Industry.
22.6.2015
University of Cambridge; “Using lighting to enhance positive inmate’s behaviour” PILAS Conference 2015.
Audience: Academics.
19.5.2015
White Rose DTC University of Sheffield; “Lighting as a tool to enhance positive behaviour in prisons”; Planning for Impact Conference. Audience: Academics.
19.09.2015
The Mobile University: Public engagement with research; “The Impact of Lighting on Outcomes In Prison”.
Audience: General community.
7.–10.4.2015
Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden; “Using lighting to enhance positive behaviour in prisons”; Erasmus Exchange Program Sheffield University - the Chalmers University of Technology.
Audience: Academics.
17.05.2012
Universidad del Bio-Bio, Concepcion, Chile; “The prison problem”; Seminar in prison architecture and social reintegration, Concepcion, Chile.
Audience: Academics and Practitioners
"How do designers consider Health & Well-being?"
2019 EuroPris Real Estate Workshop, Ljubljana, Slovenia; Part of the plenary: Designing for Rehabilitation