郊外部住宅地の再生に向けて―上郷ネオポリスにおける取組―
小杉 理理子
日本不動産学会誌 34巻2号 p.108
Urban Farm DB summary
Introduces the Kamigo Neopolis machizukuri agreement between Yokohama City and Daiwa House Industry, reporting collaboration among residents, government, and the developer to regenerate a suburban detached-housing district through gathering spaces and community building.
Key points
- 1The paper examines efforts towards the regeneration of suburban residential areas, using Kamigo Neopolis in Yokohama as a case study.
- 2It introduces a 'machizukuri agreement' (community development agreement) established between Yokohama City and Daiwa House Industry.
- 3Collaborative initiatives involving residents, the local government, and the development company are reported.
- 4Key objectives of the regeneration efforts include creating spaces for people to gather and promoting community formation.
- 5The paper emphasizes a multi-stakeholder approach to address suburban decline and foster sustainable community living.
Abstract and stored text
AI-generated summaryThis paper examines efforts towards the regeneration of suburban residential areas, focusing on the case of Kamigo Neopolis in Yokohama. It introduces the 'machizukuri agreement' (community development agreement) established between Yokohama City and Daiwa House Industry. The study reports on collaborative initiatives involving residents, the local government, and the development company. These efforts aim to revitalize a suburban detached-housing district by creating spaces for people to gather and promoting community formation. The paper highlights a multi-stakeholder approach to address the challenges of suburban decline and foster sustainable community living.
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Why it matters for urban farming
This paper offers valuable insights for citizen-driven urban farming by demonstrating a successful model of multi-stakeholder collaboration (residents, local government, and private developers) for community regeneration. Urban farms often serve as vital gathering spaces and catalysts for community building, directly aligning with the paper's focus on creating places for people to connect. The strategies for fostering community formation in suburban areas can be adapted to establish and sustain urban farming initiatives, emphasizing the importance of local partnerships and resident engagement in creating vibrant, green spaces within urban and suburban environments.