THE OPEN SPACE OF MULTIFAMILY HOUSING IN TOKYO BUILT-UP AREA : The analysis of the architectural conditions and causes of open space

Suzuki, Masayuki; Nakanishi, Satoshi; Hattori, Mineki

doi:10.3130/aija.64.123_3

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1999

DOI: 10.3130/aija.64.123_3

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THE OPEN SPACE OF MULTIFAMILY HOUSING IN TOKYO BUILT-UP AREA : The analysis of the architectural conditions and causes of open space

Masayuki Suzuki¹,

Satoshi Nakanishi²,

Mineki Hattori³

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Incorporating the Built Environment Interactions into Spatial Pattern Models to Understand Urban Metabolism in Tokyo’s Residential Area

Kokubun¹,

Hato²

2013

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In Tokyo, as residential areas exist in the urban areas and are composed of areas owned by individual land owners, basically spatial changes are brought by redevelopments of each sites conducted by individual circumstances and motivations. Continuous redevelopments and spatial changes can be found dispersedly in areas. Once the spatial change in a certain site occurred in an area as a building, it will be contained in the built environment of the residential area which is defined by residents, planners and designers who will take part in the following spatial changes. In Tokyo, public transportation facilities are well developed , and residents' daily life involves activities such as a slow walking and bicycle, etc. around the place of residence near the public transportation hubs, each living territories are formed in this kind of manner. Considering the maintenance of spatial value in residential areas while understanding transformation of visual local environment in residential areas which focuses on appearance of each spatial change in an area of street will be of significant importance. In this paper, the authors try to describe interactions of spatial changes in existing urban residential areas focusing on utility of players who might take part in the following spatial changes and the method of discrete choice model.

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Incorporating the Built Environment Interactions into Spatial Pattern Models to Understand Urban Metabolism in Tokyo’s Residential Area

Kokubun¹,

Hato²

2013

JCEA

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Approach Selectability and Teritorial Character in Exterior Space of Multiple Glaunded Housings

OKUMURA¹,

Terauchi

2022

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The aim of this paper is to clarify composition of outside common in multiple grounded housings. First, We found four kinds of exterior space. Secondly, We grasped character of approach from a position of dwelling's entrance and approach selectability.Third, We analyzed teritorial character from contacts of surrounded exterior space of 386 residential buildings. Finally, We suggest 9 types of outside common. As a character of those when approach is limited, works tend to be the same contact rate.On the other hand, when approach is selectable, works tend to be difference in contact rate.

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A Study on the Planning and Use of Common Space in Private Rental Apartments in Okinawa, Japan

Byun

Fukushima²,

Hirate

2008

Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering

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This study aims to clarify the plan and use of common space in private rental apartments in Okinawa, Japan. The study covers the establishment of pilotis and non-pilotis style apartments by site area, the types of common spaces, and the use and evaluation of common spaces. To accomplish this, architectural drawings of 110 private rental apartments and a questionnaire sent to residents are fully analyzed. The results are as follows. First, the establishment of pilotis or non-pilotis style buildings is influenced by the site area and existence of exterior space. Pilotis style apartments without exterior space tend to be built on small sites. Next, common space is classified into four groups by building type and location of space: no common space (NCS), pilotis space only (PSO), shared pilotis space and exterior space (PSES) and exterior space only (ESO). Pilotis space is substituted for exterior space in non-pilotis style apartments and in common space shared pilotis space and exterior space, pilotis space supports exterior space functionally. Third, the main function of common space is for parking. Finally, according to the result of the evaluation of common space, PSO residents regard parking positively and the environment negatively, PSES residents regard parking neutrally and the environment positively, and ESO residents regard parking negatively and the environment neutrally.

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THE OPEN SPACE OF MULTIFAMILY HOUSING IN TOKYO BUILT-UP AREA : The analysis of the architectural conditions and causes of open space

Cited by 3 publications

References 2 publications

Incorporating the Built Environment Interactions into Spatial Pattern Models to Understand Urban Metabolism in Tokyo’s Residential Area

Incorporating the Built Environment Interactions into Spatial Pattern Models to Understand Urban Metabolism in Tokyo’s Residential Area

Approach Selectability and Teritorial Character in Exterior Space of Multiple Glaunded Housings

A Study on the Planning and Use of Common Space in Private Rental Apartments in Okinawa, Japan

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