相続高齢者同居住宅における親世帯と子世帯居住分離傾向(隣居の場合) : 地方における高齢者同居世帯の住様式論的研究その3

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We will focus on the successive extended families who live in the separate houses on a same lot. The following are the findings obtained from our field survey conducted in three towns. 1) Almost all of the older couples live in the main house or omoya, which, in Hirosima, has the family's celemony rooms or tsuzukima. Most young couples live in smaller houses separated from the main house. The rest live upper floors of the storage or of main houses. These small houses have their own kitchen and toilet. The young couples can have separated daily lives from the older people. 2) More than half of the old people live in houses as big as those of the young couples, in Kagoshima. Both of these houses have their own living equipments. The rest live in smaller houses separated from those of the young couples. A small number of these two types of older people live in the houses on separate lots. Most of the older people live separately from the young couples.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
1998-11-30