団地内のコミュニティスペースが地域の繋がりに与える影響に関する研究
千葉 舞優, 西村 亮彦
景観・デザイン研究講演集 No.17
Urban Farm DB summary
Using Odakyu's regenerated Hoshinotani Danchi as a case study, this research examines the planning and operation of community spaces including the Hatamusubi rental farm, Kissaten Laundry café, and childcare support facilities, showing how movement between facilities generates small-scale exchange including the surrounding area.
Key points
- 1Hoshinotani Danchi was used as a case study to investigate the impact of community spaces on regional connections.
- 2The planning and usage of various community facilities, including a rental farm, café, and childcare support facilities, were examined.
- 3Movement and interaction among these diverse spaces were shown to foster the emergence of small-scale exchanges.
- 4These exchanges strengthen regional connections not only within the housing complex but also extending to the surrounding community.
- 5Integrated community space planning is crucial for promoting local social ties.
Abstract and stored text
AI-generated summaryThis study investigates the impact of community spaces within housing complexes on regional connections, using Odakyu Electric Railway's regenerated Hoshinotani Danchi as a case study. It examines the planning, operation, and utilization of various community facilities, including the 'Hatamusubi' rental farm, Kissaten Laundry café, and childcare support facilities. The research reveals that the movement and interaction among these diverse spaces foster the emergence of small-scale exchanges. These interactions not only strengthen connections within the housing complex but also extend to include the surrounding community, highlighting the role of integrated community space planning in promoting local social ties.
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Why it matters for urban farming
This research demonstrates that urban farms can be more than just places for food production; they can become vital hubs for community interaction. The case of the 'Hatamusubi' rental farm, integrated with a café and childcare facilities, illustrates how diverse people move between spaces, fostering small-scale yet rich exchanges. This provides valuable insights for citizen-driven urban farms to function as open, multifunctional spaces within their communities. By considering collaboration with other local facilities when planning urban farms, they can contribute to broader community building.