THE CONDITIONS SUPPORTING COMMON SPACE MANAGEMENT BY THE RESIDENTS AT THE DETACHED HOUSING AREAS

Yasuyo Inui · Tsuneo Kajiura

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Collaborative and Sustainable Housing Initiatives Korean Urban and Social Studies Place Attachment and Urban Studies

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This study is aimed to make clear the spatial conditions supporting common space management by residents at the detached housing areas. The intention to self-management of common space is supported by using, daily spontaneous cleaning and the intention to owning common space jointly by residents. These 4 factors including the intention to self-management are influenced by the spatial composition, the ownership and the burden of management costs.

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1999A STUDY ON SPATIAL COMPOSITION AND ACTUAL CONDITIONS OF COMMON SPACE USE AT DETACHED HOUSING AREAS

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