重度身体障害者グループホームに関する研究 : 東京都における事例研究

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Group homes for seriously handicapped people have been developed based on ordinances or guidelines by local governments. In this paper, 12 Group homes for seriously handicapped people in Tokyo are researched. Facility operators in 12 group homes answered questionnaires and were interviewed, and information for residents' physical condition and floor plans were gathered from 10 group homes. The results are as follows: 1) More than half of group homes are run by NPO. 10 group homes are operated throughout the year, whereas 2 are closed on weekends. 2) Three kinds of attitude towards group homes are found. One is training place for independent living, another is place for permanent living, and the other is both of these. 3) Residents are divided into four groups according to physical ability and intellectual abilities. 4) In this research, two stories and wodden building is the most popular style for group homes for seriously handicapped people.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2008-02-28