STUDY ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SEATED AREA FEATURES AND FLOOR PLAN COMPOSITION OF OPEN READING SPACES IN PUBLIC LIBRARIES IN JAPAN

Yuki Kojima · Hisashi KOMATSU

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This study aims to clarify the relationship between seated area features and floor plan compositions of open reading spaces found in 55 Japanese public libraries completed since 2000. These elements are approached from the viewpoints of floor plan forms, bookshelves area arrangement, seated areas, and seating arrangements in seated areas. In particular, the statistical analyses of 792 seated areas – based on the nature of users’ coexistence with the viewpoints of socio-petal, socio-fugal, and side by side – eight types of seat arrangements in seat areas and the relationship between seat arrangement types and floor plan form types can be found.

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1957Function as the Basis of Psychiatric Ward Design 2017ACTIVITIES AND BEHAVIORS TO SELECT SEATS BASED ON USERS' GENERATION AND AFFILIATION IN LIBRARIES 2019TENDENCY OF SPACES AND OPERATION IN JAPANESE PUBLIC LIBRARIES FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF CITIZENS' MULTIPURPOSE USES

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