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CRIME & JUSTICE

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DACRL is informed by and aligned with an awareness that disruption of crime and radical creative change often emerge as a result of the inclusion of diverse voices. Our team adopt a user, misuser and abuser driven innovation approach that includes diverse communities in the co-creation process, including government departments, businesses, local communities, prisoners and returning citizens. This approach has generated a strong socially responsive design methodology (Gamman & Thorpe 2006; 2011; 2016 and 2018) as well as co-created design benchmarks, crime prevention strategies and crime diversion projects.




2022 - 2023
︎︎︎ Black Heroes Posters


2019 - 2022
︎︎︎ Redesign Youth Futures

2022
︎︎︎ Safer Streets
STUDENT PROJECT
Grey wall with white text that reads Cell Furniture. To the right is a line drawing of a chair in a square box with triangular roof
2018 - 2020
︎︎︎ Cell Furniture




2018 - 2019
︎︎︎ Bloqs
STUDENT PROJECT
2015 - 2018
︎︎︎ Makeright
People sat on low oval shaped bench
2015 - 2017
︎︎︎ Green Oslo
Window gallery showing square icons of graffiti images with text underneath
2014 - 2016
︎︎︎ Graffolution



Girl running in front of yellow wall with graffitied stick figures
2011
︎︎︎ Graffiti Dialogues
Page showing images and text within boxed, arrows pointing in different directions towards the boxes
2009
︎︎︎ Business Crime
Close up of bronze metal D shaped closed hook
2004 - 2009
︎︎︎ Grippa
Chloe Griffith
Centre Manager
+44 (0) 20 7514 8537
Email : c.griffith@csm.arts.ac.uk
Chryssi Tzanetou
Development Manager
+44 (0) 20 7514 8716
Email : c.tzanetou@arts.ac.uk
Design Against Crime Research Lab,
Central Saint Martins,
1 Granary Square,
London,
N1C 4AA