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A STUDY ON LIVING CONDITION AND COOPERATIVE HOUSING PROCESS OF THE APARTMENTS (COMBINING SHOP AND DWELLING UNITS) WHICH ARE PROMISED TO BE BOUGHT BY LANDOWNERS : A study on a cooperative owned architecture which contains commercial activities and living Part 1

Yasuhiro Fujioka · Kazuoki OHARA · Kazumasa Otaki

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The purpose of this paper is to make clear living condition of merchant family, who live in the apartments (combining shop and dwelling units) which are built at the postwar revival time, and the cooperative housing process. By means of extension and alteration or acquisition of two or more residences in an apartment, merchant family adapted their commerce and family structure to residential space. So we have concluded that it can be said that the cooperative housing process - vertical division system- is a flexible building system for merchant family.

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