A STUDY ON THE DAILY ARRANGEMENT OF PLACE : A case on Higashimachi-Machikadohiroba

康裕, 田中; 毅, 鈴木; 茂樹, 松原; 俊信, 奥; 道宏, 木多

doi:10.3130/aija.72.103_4

Cited by 12 publications

(1 citation statement)

References 2 publications

Supporting

Mentioning

Contrasting

Order By: Relevance

“…Furthermore, as proposed by Oldenburg, R. (1989), city dwellers need a third place where they can spend time freely-free from obligations and responsibilities-in addition to their homes (first place), schools, and workplaces (second place). In studies focusing on specific examples of such urban places of residence, Tanaka, Y. et al (2007), Tanaka, Y. (2019) , Kita, M. (2012) and Yu, C. ,Ueno, J. et al (2012ab) report on activities to create places of residence in new towns, the way people spend their time there, and the relationships between them.…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Health of Urban Places Using Teishoku Place Theory

Mekata¹,

MURAKAWA-UBUKATA²,

Yamada³

2022

Proceedings of the 58th ISOCARP World Planning Congress

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

Healthy Cities can be achieved if there is an appropriate range of residential places, places of social belonging and third places within an area where people can choose their destinations and easily access them. Healthy living is possible in such cities where people can find a place and a role other than their home. In this paper, three types of places and their balance were examined in four areas using the Teishoku Place Theory (Teishoku Place Theory) to consider the Healthy Cities as 'teishoku' supporting healthy living. A: In the Senju area, there are a wide variety of third places based on the history and culture of the area that aim at population agglomeration and an urban structure with several options. The area is characterised by third places with a large area of use, while staple first places and places of employment are less common. It can be compared to a side dish of a meal. B: The Nishi-Arai/Umejima area is an area where third places, with an element of care tailored to the attributes of the residents, are created, centred on housing, which is the staple food. C: In the Takenotsuka, Hokima, and Hanabatake areas, industry (second places) has replaced housing as the staple food (agricultural land development). A university has been newly established and the area is a good balance between first and second places. D: The Shinden, Shikahama, and Ekita areas have no third places and are specialised in first places. Residents live here in a healthy way with a large area of activity that can support other second and third places (they do not have to be completely in this area) or a private and mutually supportive third place that is very small and involves minimal economic activity (not picked up on maps). They are considered to have small communities.

show abstract

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Health of Urban Places Using Teishoku Place Theory

Mekata¹,

MURAKAWA-UBUKATA²,

Yamada³

2022

Proceedings of the 58th ISOCARP World Planning Congress

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

show abstract

A Study on the Access to Local Places in the Environmental Design Process

Tanaka¹,

Suzuki²

2008

Transactions of AIJ

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

In recent years, many places have been set up to support lives of the inhabitants. We call these places "Machikado-no-Ibasyo", which means the place set up on a street corner. We carried out a lighting event at Shinsenri-Higashimach. Through analyzing the process of this event, this article aims to clarify the roles of the "Machikado-no-Ibasyo" for outsiders and to study how outsiders can access the local places. This article clari ed following things. The roles of the "Machikado-no-Ibasyo" are that outsiders can �1�meet inhabitants anytime, �2�discuss with inhabitants, �3�work continually, and�4�deposit their products and tools. For outsiders, the access to regional places is realized by mediation of the host. We called the place, where the host exists and the outsiders can access, semi-public.

show abstract