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Research Article
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Physical Infrastructure Analysis for the Convenience Facilities Inside and Outside Small-Scale Haengbok Public Rental Houses
행복주택 편의시설 계획을 위한 물리적 인프라 분석
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Hyo-Ju Lee, Song-Ah Bak, Sang-Hong Lee
이효주, 박송아, 이상홍
- Now in our society, with the change in population structure, the housing demand and supply for single or two-member households is increasing …
- Now in our society, with the change in population structure, the housing demand and supply for single or two-member households is increasing moving away from the existing multi-member household-oriented housing demand and supply. But Haengbok public rental houses in downtowns were not properly equipped with convenience facilities and public spaces due to a shortage of available land areas, the small area for exclusive use and the high household density compared to the same-scale apartment houses, and the limitations in size. Since then, there has been a rise in the need to make small-scale Haengbok public rental house residents enjoy activities outside when such activities could not be satisfied inside the complex. Therefore, to improve efficiency and convenience of residents, this study aims to suggest considerations when supplying and planning for physical infrastructure by examining and analyzing the present state of physical infrastructure inside and outside small-scale Haengbok public rental houses. It is considered that this study will serve as basic data when suggesting physical infrastructure regulations and guidelines for small-scale Haengbok public rental houses, and if public institution-led physical infrastructure regulations and guidelines for small-scale Haengbok public rental houses are devised in the future, it will be helpful in developing further regulations and guidelines for small-scale apartment houses that are similar to Haengbok public rental houses too. - COLLAPSE
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Physical Infrastructure Analysis for the Convenience Facilities Inside and Outside Small-Scale Haengbok Public Rental Houses
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Research Article
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Changes in Housing Satisfaction and Fertility Intentions of Married Young Households After Moving into Public Rental Housing
기혼청년가구의 공공임대주택 입주에 따른 주거만족도와 출산 의향의 변화
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Tae-Wan Kim, Mi-Seon Jang
김태완, 장미선
- In the context of continuing ultra-low birth rates, there has been an expansion of housing support to improve fertility rates, particularly through …
- In the context of continuing ultra-low birth rates, there has been an expansion of housing support to improve fertility rates, particularly through the increased provision of public rental housing. This study aims to assess the effectiveness of this policy by examining the impact of moving into public rental housing on the housing satisfaction and fertility intentions of young married households. A structured survey tool was used to conduct an online survey, targeting households living in “Happy Houses,” a representative public rental housing option designed for young households. Responses were collected from 133 households. The analysis showed that housing satisfaction among the surveyed households was relatively high, with an average score of 3.6 out of 5, especially regarding the physical characteristics of the housing and residential environment. Among the respondents, 55.7% reported an increase in fertility intentions after moving in, while 33.1% reported a decrease. The results of this study provide empirical evidence of the impact of public rental housing supply on housing satisfaction and changes in fertility intentions, underscoring its significance in evaluating housing policy effectiveness. - COLLAPSE
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Changes in Housing Satisfaction and Fertility Intentions of Married Young Households After Moving into Public Rental Housing
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Research Article
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A Study of on-Campus Well-being Spaces to Support University Students’ Mental Health
대학생의 정신건강 지원을 위한 캠퍼스 내 웰빙공간에 대한 연구
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Dain Jung, Ji Young Cho, Kijeong Jeon, Yi-Kyung Hong
정다인, 조지영, 전기정, 홍이경
- There is a growing interest in well-being in society and need for mental health promotion due to the high prevalence of anxiety …
- There is a growing interest in well-being in society and need for mental health promotion due to the high prevalence of anxiety disorders and stress in the 20 s. In this study, we aimed to identify cases where the physical environment directly or indirectly supports the mental health of university students and draw implications for the creation of well-being spaces in universities to support mental health. For this purpose, 20 universities in Korea were surveyed for their spaces and programs that support physical, mental, and social health through a website survey. We also conducted field visits and interviews with two universities in the United States that have separate wellness spaces to support mental health, and examined the process and purpose of establishment, space and programs, operation and budget, and post-use evaluation. The results showed that in Korean universities, spaces and programs focused on supporting physical health, while psychosocial health was mainly limited to support through counseling offices, and there was no separate space to support mental health. In contrast, two universities in the U.S. had separate wellness spaces and programs for relaxation and mental health recovery, including meditation, sleeping areas, and animal-assisted therapy. The spaces were characterized by biophilic design, multi-sensory design, and a bottom-up approach to management, with high voluntary participation from students. This study is significant in that it provides implications for the creation of spaces for mental health support for university students and wellness spaces for young adults. - COLLAPSE
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A Study of on-Campus Well-being Spaces to Support University Students’ Mental Health
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Research Article
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Participatory Observation in Hybrid Housing - Integrating Wooden Plug-In Units with a Concrete Skeleton Structure -
참여 관찰을 통한 콘크리트와 목조혼합 다세대 주거신축 사례 연구 - 공동 주거 모델을 위한 목조 플러그인 유닛과 유연한 콘크리트 뼈대구조를 중심으로 -
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Jung-In Kim
김정인
- This paper advocates a pioneering paradigm for collective housing organization, emphasizing the preservation of existing urban fabrics in Seoul. Adhering to building …
- This paper advocates a pioneering paradigm for collective housing organization, emphasizing the preservation of existing urban fabrics in Seoul. Adhering to building codes and leveraging local labor skills, key emphasis lies in incorporating a diverse assembly of wood units and concrete skeleton to formulate a novel method for collective housing. The proposed spatial organization method involves the fusion of wooden units (wooden structures with a basic room typology) with an open concrete skeleton structure, serving as an above-ground foundation or base frame. This adaptable combination is designed to showcase a practical application in the real world construction of collective housing, underscoring a loose-fit and pragmatic approach to future living. The objective is to cultivate a sustainable building culture in Seoul, steering towards a creative and adaptable arrangement of housing, in the impending era of global warming. By integrating traditional wisdom embedded in wood material with in the widespread concrete use, the paper envisions a resilient urban landscape that not only respects the existing urban environment but also embraces a forward-looking and sustainable housing culture. - COLLAPSE
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Participatory Observation in Hybrid Housing - Integrating Wooden Plug-In Units with a Concrete Skeleton Structure -
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Research Article
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A Study on the Improvement of the Urban Environment to Resolve Conflicts Related to Companion Animals
반려동물 관련 갈등 해소를 위한 도시환경 개선방안 연구
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Min-Young Jung
정민영
- Social conflicts over pets are increasing as the number of pet owners reaches 15 million. Many people complain about noise, feces, odors, …
- Social conflicts over pets are increasing as the number of pet owners reaches 15 million. Many people complain about noise, feces, odors, and shedding caused by pets. This study aims to 1) analyze social conflicts related to pets and responses, 2) examine the perception differences between pet owners and non-pet owners regarding urban space construction to prevent conflicts, and 3) explore ways to create urban environments where pets and humans can coexist. The findings show that while both groups agree on the necessity of public spaces, pet owners prefer pet-friendly facilities, whereas non-pet owners prefer separate spaces. It is crucial to ensure the free activity of pets while protecting non-pet owners through space separation and strengthening pet owners’ responsibilities. It is time to ensure Achieving mutual consensus between pet owners and non-pet owners is essential for a coexisting urban environment, along with an equitable contribution system. Future studies should develop detailed methods for these suggestions. - COLLAPSE
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A Study on the Improvement of the Urban Environment to Resolve Conflicts Related to Companion Animals
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Research Article
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Analysis of the Impact of Apartment Living Environment and Neighborhood Environment Characteristics on Housing Satisfaction - Focusing on Apartment Complexes in Seoul -
아파트의 주거환경 및 근린환경 특성이 주거만족도에 미치는 영향분석 - 서울시 아파트 단지를 중심으로 -
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Eun-Kyung Lee, Dong-Won Ko, Seung-Hoon Park
이은경, 고동원, 박승훈
- This study conducted a housing satisfaction survey of Seoul apartment residents to find out the factors affecting the housing satisfaction of Seoul …
- This study conducted a housing satisfaction survey of Seoul apartment residents to find out the factors affecting the housing satisfaction of Seoul apartment residents as housing in Korea changes from quantitative to qualitative supply. The housing satisfaction survey consists of housing characteristics, household characteristics, complex characteristics, and neighborhood environment characteristics. Accordingly, in order to find out the factors affecting housing satisfaction, we requested a survey on housing satisfaction by further subdividing the sub-factors of the independent variables. As a result of analyzing 300 survey copies and 263 empirical copies online using an ordinal logistic model, the following meaningful conclusions were drawn. The results of this study are as follows. Housing satisfaction was high due to the overall neighborhood environment factors around residential areas. Due to the administrative welfare center’s role as a convenience facility for residents such as administration, culture, welfare facilities, and lifelong education, accessibility to the administrative welfare center was found to have a significant impact on residential satisfaction. Access to kindergarten has a significant impact on housing satisfaction because children’s safety in commuting to school is important. Relationships with neighbors, a positive factor in residential satisfaction, are meaningful in terms of the importance of harmony through relationships and interactions for a sense of belonging. Due to the characteristics of the households, residents of rental housing were found to have low housing satisfaction. - COLLAPSE
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Analysis of the Impact of Apartment Living Environment and Neighborhood Environment Characteristics on Housing Satisfaction - Focusing on Apartment Complexes in Seoul -
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