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DEVELOPMENT OF THE RENOVATION TECHNOLOGY OF EXISTING RESIDENCES FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE PART 2(Architectural Planning and Design)

Shuichi Matsumura, Seiichi Fukao, Katsuhiko Ishizuka, Seiji Kobata, Kyoko MURAGUCHI, Yongsun Kim, Ryohei KUMAGAI, Toru EGUCHI

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This development aims to realize new infill systems for elderly residents' living. In the case of renovation, the infill systems should be assembled at low cost in a short period of time and be easily disassembled when residents do not need them any more. For this aims, Raku-Inkyo Infill System was developed The results are as follows: (1) Design and production of 'Infill Components' which are adaptable to small room. (2) An experiment involving the disassembling and withdrawal of the infill components developed in before development. (3) Evaluation of renovated space and infill components.

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This development aims to realize new infill systems for elderly residents' living. In the case of renovation, the infill systems should be assembled at low cost in a short period of time and be easily disassembled when residents do not need them any more. For this aims, Raku-Inkyo Infill System was developed The results are as follows: (1) Design and production of 'Infill Components' which are adaptable to small room. (2) An experiment involving the disassembling and withdrawal of the infill components developed in before development. (3) Evaluation of renovated space and infill components.

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This development aims to realize new infill systems for elderly residents' living. In the case of renovation, the infill systems should be assembled at low cost in a short period of time and be easily disassembled when residents do not need them any more. For this aims, Raku-Inkyo Infill System was developed The results are as follows: (1) Design and production of 'Infill Components' which are adaptable to small room. (2) An experiment involving the disassembling and withdrawal of the infill components developed in before development. (3) Evaluation of renovated space and infill components.

Key concepts: Infill, Architectural engineering, Engineering, Living space, Civil engineering, Forensic engineering, Apartment

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