This paper provides data regarding development of low-rise residential areas and control policy, investigating the current phenomena of parking policy in detached housing
The problems of a lack of redevelopment or rebuilding of built-up areas were a...
This paper provides data regarding development of low-rise residential areas and control policy, investigating the current phenomena of parking policy in detached housing
The problems of a lack of redevelopment or rebuilding of built-up areas were analyzed. The characteristics of building structures were deduced through trend and type in order to solve problem. Residents’ cognitions about residential environment satisfaction, parking policy, wall removal, were investigated via survey and green parking policy is presented.
The residential environment characteristics of Dae-Myung 9 Dong as the first selected area follows. First, although the target area selection has culture, education, and religion facility, together, detached houses and multiplex houses are a priority. Second, the building structures are mostly commonly composed of one or two-story buildings. Detached houses constructions of built up areas are determined as decrepit facilities because the date of building was recorded in 1970s and 1980s. Third, most new constructions are studios or multi-household houses. They become Manhattanized because the building-to-land ratio and floor-area ratio are increased and the green space is decreased. Fourth, because buildings which have parking lots are less than buildings which do not have parking lots, methods such as wall removal and flip side are presented to improve this lack of parking space.
The analytic result of satisfaction of residential environment follows. The overall analysis result of ‘residential environment’ is normal in terms of satisfaction. Second, the results of ‘convenience of transportation and landscape of residential area’ in the survey are higher than average. Third, ‘residential area at night’ and ‘parking space’ are the lowest points in the survey.
The result of parking space evaluation follows. First, a shortage of parking space in the target area selection exists. Controlling illegal parking is not active enough and most agree to enforce regulations regarding the control of illegal parking in no-stopping or no-parking zones. Second, allowing parking on a side street at night or public ground space or buying the space for parking lots is suggested. Third, in parking policy, guidelines for building parking space and extra parking space buildings as open are preferred.
Solutions exist. First, wall removal is possible. Second, residential areas at night must be complemented by building CCTV, streetlamps, and sidewalk width expansion. Third, a negative aspect of wall removal involves an insufficiency of interior space use, noise and, illegal trash dumping and must be solved.
This study suggests the following in order to improve the residential environment. First, securing parking space for the public is needed via wall removal. Second, by involving existing facilities, side street parking problems are alleviated. Third, public parking spaces built by administration are necessary. Fourth, in order to maintain the function of extra parking space, administrative control is needed.
In conclusion, an analysis of the purpose of buildings and space application are proposed as overall design. Moreover, future research should investigate the model design of detached houses via reviewing legislation concerning parking.