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As per the submission on 16th December, 2020, please note the following comments:

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As per the submission on 16th December, 2020, please note the following comments:

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1. Avoid bullet points in text and write as complete sentences.
2. Beginning pages to be edited.
3. Avoid writing in first person in the introduction
4. Avoid bullet points in text. Use in-text citation and add bibliography.  5. Avoid direct content from sources in the body, it should be appropriately paraphrased and referenced.
6. Add bibliography.

Comments after discussion on 27th December, 2020.
1. Literature review to be amplified with suitable standards and existing guidelines.
2. Live and Literature Case studies to be included within the body of report.
3. Analysis and Inferences to be included as per the discussion.

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Juveniles Justice Act-2015

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Juvenile Justice (Care And Protection Of Children) Act, 2000

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http://cms.newindianexpress.com/states/kerala/2019/jul/31/borstal-school-in-kerala-to-witness-major-facelift-prioritising-rehabilitation-of-youth-2011742.html

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https://vikaspedia.in/education/child-rights/infrastructure-and-physical-facilities-in-the-cci

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indian standards for juvenile home- 2016

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open spaces and green spaces based ideologies

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OBJECTIVES  To critically examine the juvenile home in India To critically examine the causes and reason for the juvenile To critically examine the current data regarding the juvenile offence.

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OBJECTIVES  To critically examine the juvenile home in India To critically examine the causes and reason for the juvenile To critically examine the current data regarding the juvenile offence.

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Nigeria

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GA

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Methodology

-Data collection
Back ground data- already collected- psychology part
- collect the guidelines of juvenile observation centres from various countries that applies the same.
- collect datas on present conditions and process of juvinile observation homes in Kerala.
(1)from reviews
(2) from officials related to juvenile justice boards and child welfare committee
(3) existing available datas.
Case studies
-Literature casestudies of juvenile observation homes that meet the aims of JJact
-Literature casestudies of juvenile observation homes in India and Kerala
-live case study(if possible)
(4)analysis of data collected
(5) proposing a set of Architectural guidelines for juvenile observation homes.

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Need and Scope.

Children are the future citizens . They are very sensitive to respond to all the factors that influence them. Hence there are many options for the reformation the children in conflict with law. Hence it is necessary to provide spaces that improves their mental health in observation homes and special homes.

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Objectives

-To create spaces that are commonly applicable to all juvenile homes to support the mental health of children.
- to create various categories depending their age, period of observation, intensity of crime etc
-to bring a common structure for observation homes based on these categories .
- to create child centred spaces that helps to reform them into better citizens.
- to create a set of guidelines considering (1)indian judicial process,(2) security system (3) behavioural changes of children(4)the building typology of kerala(5) the aim of the juvenile home.

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Aim

Aim to propose a set of Architectural guidelines for observation homes and special homes that houses childen in conflict with law to improve their mental health.

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Role of architecture in improving mental health of children in juvenile observation homes and special homes

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Scope or need
The main aim of the juvenile justice law is the rehabilitation of children in conflict with law and the children who needs care and protections. They aim to mould them into better citizens contributing to the society.  But the poor facilities in of the juvenile homes and the care from unskilled guards makes the condition more poor.  Hence proper care should be given to help them  to elevate their mental health . So it is possible for architectural elements to support MHPs and children in attaining this aim.

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Sep 23- finishing with set 1 of methodology
Oct 7 - set 2 of methodology
0ct 15 - set 3 of methodology
Oct 22- analysis -fisrt submiision
Oct 26- analysis - corrections
Oct 28- second review
Nov 3- dissertation paper - structured - first submission
Nov 8- dissertation paper - corrections

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Aim : to analyse the mental health conditions of children in Juvenile borstal institutions by introducing architectural elements ( green space , open space , colours )

Hypotheses:  green space affects in mental health benefits of kids in Juvenile borstal institutions.

Objectives
- to learn about the kids in Juvenile borstal institutions and their living conditions during (a) pre observation period, (b) during observation period,(c) post observation period.
- learn about the juvenile justice law and is it possible for them to attain their aims in the kids under observation
- what do they lack
- how can architecture contribute in attaining the general aims of JJS

Methodology
1.Analysing various literature reviews
A. Study what are juvenile borstal institutions and what do the aim for .. in general
B. to study how  green space affects in mental health benefits
- importance of green space
- impacts of green space in children
- analysis of the same , from practical studies
C. To study about juvenile justice law and juvenile borstal institutions
- paper helping to know the act, how implementing, what is the present result and role of MHPs
- contributing factors to juvenile delinquencies
-  typologies of juvenile home

2. Case studies
Literature case studies
-general conditions of existing  juvenile home
- juveniles home with new psychological and architectural approach.. how do they benefit the inmates

3. Experiences
- trying to contact the authorities of  juvenile home within the state( poor chances dues to covid)
- experience from volunteers of NGOs - interacting with them

4. Analysing all sets of data collection
and coming to an inference whether architecture helps in mental health benefits .
(i.e, if green architectural  elements could bring in benefits in mental health of normal kids , the same principle could be incorporated in the juvenile homes to support MHPs to improve mental health of the kids here )

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http://jaapl.org/content/34/2/204

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https://www.ncsl.org/documents/cj/jjguidebook-mental.pdf

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https://pjn.sbvjournals.com/doi/PJN/pdf/10.5005/pjn-8-1-26

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7320727/

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6313536/

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https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5663018/

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https://www.livemint.com/Leisure/X4DChvj7KCXVjegtttegBI/Inside-a-juvenile-home.html

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https://worldarchitecture.org/architecture-projects/hpzfv/juvenile-rehabilitation-center-project-pages.html

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https://blog.ipleaders.in/rehabilitation-of-juveniles/amp/

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inferneces on how green space effects mental well being of children. based on various reviews

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inferneces on how green space effects mental well being of children. based on various reviews

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Study structure.
1. Introduction to the topic.
2. intense study of the topic.
(a) Architectural case studies.- to study  how spaces affects them.
(b) Psychological study.- the environment which they come from; their present living conditions, how their post life is going to be.
(C) Study on present architectural conditions of juvenile home in kerala
(d)A study on mental health conditions of kids in  juvenile home of kerala .
3. Comparison between the case studies and live conditions. How architecture affects their mental health.
4.Inference:
Does the introduction of Architectural space affects the mental health of kids in rehabilitation centres of juvenile home.

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Inference

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Study methodology

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https://www.newindianexpress.com/states/kerala/2019/jul/31/borstal-school-in-kerala-to-witness-major-facelift-prioritising-rehabilitation-of-youth-2011742.html

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https://www.india.com/news/india/juvenile-shelter-homes-in-india-have-become-homes-of-horror-for-many-1491516/

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https://www.livemint.com/Leisure/X4DChvj7KCXVjegtttegBI/Inside-a-juvenile-home.html

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https://worldarchitecture.org/architecture-projects/hpzfv/juvenile-rehabilitation-center-project-pages.html

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https://blog.ipleaders.in/rehabilitation-of-juveniles/amp/