MUTUAL UTILIZATION BETWEEN REGIONAL COMMUNITY FACILITIES AND OTHER FACILITIES IN COMPLEX BUILDINGS NEAR THE STATIONS

Abstract

Recently regional community facilities are settled in the same complex buildings with the other kinds of regional facilities, shopping centers, super markets, offices, housings, and etc. when urban areas near the railroad stations are redeveloped. The purpose of this study is to grasp the features of sectional proposition of complex buildings and the mutual utilizations between regional community facilities and other facilities. The results of this study are summarized as follows: 1) The basic features of facility compositions in the section of complex buildings are that commercial facilities are on the lower floors, regional facilities are on the middle or upper floors, housings and offices are on the upper floors than regional facilities. 2) The regional facilities have noise problem and food smell problem from the lower commercial establishments. The outside advertising displays of commercial establishments are big and stand out, so in many cases people do not notice the existence of regional facilities. 3) Especially if the lobby space of regional community facilities is relatively large and has multiple functions for users, it has the important role to bring the increase of mutual utilization in the same complex buildings.

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