Fukumoto Yu

This study clarified how the relationship between the configuration of the green space on the main street and the intention to use it differs depending on the attributes of the general users of the street, such as age, presence of children, purpose of use, and frequency of use, using the Flower Road in Kobe City as a target. As a result of the study, we were able to categorize the usage behavior on Main Street into three usage groups: "urban active use group," "natural active use group," and "static use group." In addition, the characteristics of different user behaviors by user attribute were clarified, indicating the need for a green space that enhances the willingness of users with different attributes to engage in diverse user behaviors.

In this study, we investigated the conservation of post-mining landscape in a small-scale village in Akenobe-ku Oya-cho Yabu-city, Hyogo. First, we found that the following landscape was important by comparing the building arrangement and the landscape elements with the most population map and the current map; the streets of historic villages, houses along rivers, mining company housings. And as a result of the questionnaire, there was a difference in recognition between the residents and the people who involve in town development from outside the area for the importance of mining facilities and townscape. In addition, we considered how to utilize vacant houses according to the characteristics of each area by the distribution survey of vacant houses.

In Hanoi, KTT, collective housing built in the socialist era,is suffering from the necessity of redevelopment in the social problem of Hanoi that the overcrowded population and the living environment of urban areas deteriorate. Therefore, in this research, we aimed at grasping the overall picture by actual measurement survey and clarifying the actual situation of the use of open space and the awareness of the residents, for Nguyen Cong Tru KTT, where redevelopment began in advance. As a result of the survey, it was revealed that the open space of the housing complex was used for various purposes in the KTT after the economic liberation, and bias in the distribution of its use also changed the image of the place. It is also clear that residents occupy open spaces but use them while coordinating with other residents, creating a lively landscape in the open space of the housing complex.