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“The Architecture of Decarceration”
29 January 2026
— Carceral Architecture, Princeton University Press
The Architecture of Decarceration
1 November 2025
— Carceral Architecture: From Within and Beyond the Prison Walls
Jeffrey Yasuo Mansfield: Advocating for Disability Justice in Design
12 April 2023
— Architect Magazine
MASS: Seeking Abundance
16 December 2022
— The Architectural League NY
MASS Design Group’s Director Jeffrey Mansfield Shares His Top Five Recent Obsessions
31 October 2022
— ARTnews
Jeffrey Mansfield on His 'Architecture of Deafness' Exhibit and Designing for Social Inclusion
12 October 2022
— Hunker
‘Freedom Libraries’ aim to transform prisons, 500 books at a time
16 March 2022
— The Washington Post
Design for All
3 December 2021
— Architectural Digest
MASS Design Group's Jeffrey Mansfield receives $50,000 grant for study into architecture for the deaf
2 December 2020
— Archinect
This Design Director Is Bringing Awareness to the Architecture of Deafness
22 November 2020
— Architectural Digest
How Deafness shapes our world
26 October 2020
— Fast Company
Design School Hosts Panel on the Intersection of Voting and Design
29 September 2020
— The Harvard Crimson
‘The Writing on the Wall’: Voices of the Incarcerated
1 November 2019
— The New York Times
Vera Institute for Justice and MASS Design Group Reimagine Prisons
4 March 2019
— Architectural Record
Crime and Punishment
4 March 2019
— Architectural Record
Architecture and Prison Reform
4 March 2019
— Architectural Record
Prisoners Have the Answers to Our Prison Crisis, Say Hank Willis Thomas and Baz Dreisinger
29 November 2018
— Newsweek