Upon re-entry, approximately three out of every four individuals reoffend, resulting in a relentless cycle of recidivism. This written component of compliments the design thesis visualizing American mass incarceration, providing examples of existing and alternative models, and illustrating techniques to alter this landscape of oppression.This thesis advocates for community supervision by inventing spaces of reconciliation and rehabilitation, exploring alternatives to lessen recidivism while reviving the broader community. Justice, equity, security, and imagination are deployed across an urban landscape to create a fully immersive environment for restorative programs. The village inoculates recidivism.