A prison in Sučany, Slovakia, that holds juvenile offenders is in line for a major building upgrade. The facility plans to construct a new production hall where the inmates work. The modern structure will replace an old building that had to be torn down because its technical condition was too poor to save. Officials say the investment is meant to improve working conditions for the people serving sentences there. They also want spaces better suited to placing prisoners in jobs during their time behind the walls. Workshop labor is a long-standing part of Slovak prison life, with convicted people producing goods as part of their daily routine. No cost figure or completion date for the new hall has been announced so far.