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Journal of Architecture and Planning (transactions of Aij) | 2010

THE EXTENSION OF CO-OPERATIVE MANAGEMENT AND CIRCLE OF FRIENDS AROUND THE CO-OPERATIVE HOUSING-AND-GARDEN LOCATED IN THE SUBURBAN FARMLAND

Yasuhiro Fujioka; Hidehiko Shigemura; Chiho Kanamori; Kazuoki Ohara

In this case study, we aimed to clear the characteristic and possibility of the extensionable co-operative management system in the suburban community life. As a result, the following points became clear.1. The flexible co-operated farmwork system which is adapted to the rhythm of seasons is made.2. The co-operated farm is added after starting the community life, and now, the residents have more needs for extension.3. The socialmix in the community was achieved because of the suburban location.4. The possibility of continuation and extension of circle of friends with urban dweller is confirmed.


Journal of Architecture and Planning (transactions of Aij) | 2009

THE INFLUENCES OF RENOVATION ON THE LOCUS AND COMMUNICATION IN A SHOUSHA-STYLE CHILDREN'S HOME

Noriko Sugimoto; Kazuoki Ohara; Yasuhiro Fujioka


Journal of Architecture and Planning (transactions of Aij) | 2016

RESEARCH ON CHARACTERISTICS OF GOING-OUT ACTIVITY FROM CLOSE-RESIDENTIAL RELATIONSHIP IN SUBURBAN HOUSING ESTATES: - Focusing on mutual support of close-residential relationship -@@@-親族近居世帯間の相互支援に着目して-

Yura Kim; Yasuhiro Fujioka; Hitomi Kato; Takeshi Yamaguchi; Kazuoki Ohara


Journal of Architecture and Planning (transactions of Aij) | 2016

RESEARCH ON CHARACTERISTICS OF GOING-OUT ACTIVITY FROM CLOSE-RESIDENTIAL RELATIONSHIP IN SUBURBAN HOUSING ESTATES

Yura Kim; Yasuhiro Fujioka; Hitomi Kato; Takeshi Yamaguchi; Kazuoki Ohara


Journal of Architecture and Planning (transactions of Aij) | 2016

THE ROLE OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT FOR ACTIVE AGING IN HILLY AREA

Sungmin Jeon; Kazuoki Ohara; Yonggeun Lee; Yasuhiro Fujioka


Journal of Architecture and Planning (transactions of Aij) | 2016

THE ROLE OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT FOR ACTIVE AGING IN HILLY AREA: Community resources and social activity among older adults in I district@@@K市I住宅団地における地域資源活用と高齢者の社会活動

Sungmin Jeon; Kazuoki Ohara; Yonggeun Lee; Yasuhiro Fujioka


Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting | 2015

5638 A study on the Use of Local Properties in Detached House Areas Located in Hilly Areas : Part5 Factors of Social Contribution Activities among the older people in hilly area

Sungmin Jeon; Kazuoki Ohara; Yonggeun Lee; Yasuhiro Fujioka; Hayata Tanaka; Natsuki Ohori; Daisuke Miyakawa


Journal of Architecture and Planning (transactions of Aij) | 2014

A STUDY ON THE DISTRIBUTIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE

Heewon Choi; Kazuoki Ohara; Yasuhiro Fujioka


Summaries of technical papers of annual meeting | 2013

5610 A study on continuation of the street network at reducing suburban housing complex due to land disposal to private developers

Saki Kumamoto; Yasuhiro Fujioka; Saki Nagaoka; Naoki Fujisawa; Koji Itonaga; Kazuoki Ohara


Journal of Architecture and Planning (transactions of Aij) | 2012

HOW DO THE PARENTS THINK THE HOIST SYSTEM FOR THE CHILDREN WITH PHYSICAL DISABILITIES

Akira Nishimura; Kazuoki Ohara; Yasuhiro Fujioka

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Kazuoki Ohara

Yokohama National University

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Shin Taniguchi

Otsuma Women's University

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Ineko Tanaka

Yokohama National University

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Naoki Fujisawa

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Satoshi Sato

Prefectural University of Kumamoto

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