THE CHARACTERISTIC OF APARTMANT HOUSES LOCATED IN BUILT-UP AREAS FROM THE PARKING LOCATION AND BUILDING DISPOSITIONS
Taegon NAM, Shigekazu SUGIYAMA, Tetsu TOKUONO
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Taegon NAM, Shigekazu SUGIYAMA, Tetsu TOKUONO
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This research analyze the parking space and green space as we recognize them as balance issues to the outdoor space under density conditions targeted for the apartment houses. We selected 89 cases out of architectural magazines and Kobe/Nishinomiya cities, and classified these cases into 5 types by the dwelling unit supply methods, and analyzed these types using several indexes for the building dispositions and parking locations in the planning of apartment houses. As a result, general tendencies of the cases and chronological trends of parking space demands were clarified after the analysis possibility of the parking space location was examined through a systematized index along the apartment house plan.
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This research analyze the parking space and green space as we recognize them as balance issues to the outdoor space under density conditions targeted for the apartment houses. We selected 89 cases out of architectural magazines and Kobe/Nishinomiya cities, and classified these cases into 5 types by the dwelling unit supply methods, and analyzed these types using several indexes for the building dispositions and parking locations in the planning of apartment houses. As a result, general tendencies of the cases and chronological trends of parking space demands were clarified after the analysis possibility of the parking space location was examined through a systematized index along the apartment house plan.
Key concepts: Apartment, Plan (archaeology), Space (punctuation), Architectural engineering, Parking space, Transport engineering, Unit (ring theory), Architectural plan