STUDY ON FORMATION OF ^|^ldquo;A PLACE FOR COMMUNITY^|^rdquo; FROM THE ASPECT OF AREA'S CONTEXT

道宏, 木多

doi:10.3130/aija.77.1023

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“…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. These can be explained as efforts to introduce third places in urban spaces where the focus is on residential spaces (second places).…”

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Health of Urban Places Using Teishoku Place Theory

Mekata¹,

MURAKAWA-UBUKATA²,

Yamada³

2022

Proceedings of the 58th ISOCARP World Planning Congress

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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.

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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

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茶山台団地再生プロジェクトにおいて大阪府住宅供給公社が担った役割の実態

Fukumoto

2023

Toshi keikaku rombunshu

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A STUDY ON THE CREATION OF PUBLIC SPACES IN RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT<br>The case of land readjustment project in kita-konosu station area

Sonoda

Nozawa

Kurata³

2015

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This study analyses the creation of public spaces in residential land readjustment project located at the west area of Kita-Konosu Station. The analysis clarifies, 1) the significance of site planning, construction of the facilities which contribute to the securing of revenue and development of design guidelines, 2) the establishment of the residents' management organization for public space, and the flexible memberships for that organization and various programs for community. These are major features at the stage of development and usage of public spaces. And these features for improving spatial efficiency are based on a close cooperation with relevant players.

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STUDY ON FORMATION OF ^|^ldquo;A PLACE FOR COMMUNITY^|^rdquo; FROM THE ASPECT OF AREA'S CONTEXT

Cited by 11 publications

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Health of Urban Places Using Teishoku Place Theory

Health of Urban Places Using Teishoku Place Theory

茶山台団地再生プロジェクトにおいて大阪府住宅供給公社が担った役割の実態

A STUDY ON THE CREATION OF PUBLIC SPACES IN RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT<br>The case of land readjustment project in kita-konosu station area

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