バンコクにおける建設労働者のための仮説居住地の実態と環境整備のあり方に関する研究

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A large variety of low-income housing to meet the demands of the urban poor can be seen in large cities, especially in developing countries. This paper reports a study of employer provided housing for itinerant construction workers in Bangkok. The study investigated the locational differences of temporary settlements, residents' opinions and provider's opinions, which are essential for basic area planning for the urban poor. At temporary settlements placed outside building under construction, common water tanks, shops, common space where residents put tables and benches, function to facilitate social interactions among residents. As a planning issue, temporary settlements should be placed outside buildings. Safety concerns, circular medical services and child care become issues for improvements. Even settlements are temporary, children and families live together and there are devices and systems of living together.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
1996-05-30