Characteristics of co‐renovation (part 1): Effectiveness of renovation in detached house areas for human connections, case study in Shioya, Kobe
Abstract This paper introduces the concept of co‐renovation, which involves creating a network of people, objects, and events during the renovation process. The study examines the effectiveness of co‐renovation in two ways. First, by promoting an open approach to the renovation process and the resul...
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| author | Yuichiro Nishino Masataka Takeshita Yuki Honda Tetsu Tokuono Shunsuke Yokoyama |
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| description | Abstract This paper introduces the concept of co‐renovation, which involves creating a network of people, objects, and events during the renovation process. The study examines the effectiveness of co‐renovation in two ways. First, by promoting an open approach to the renovation process and the resulting house, it is possible to stimulate connections between those involved in the renovation. Second, the creation of a renovation network can encourage a sense of community development, leading to independent regional initiatives that extend beyond the renovation project. To optimize the effectiveness of co‐renovation, it is crucial to foster spontaneous connections, and this paper provides a summary of the factors that contribute to this. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-d4251cbc02414441bd52cdeb94ad0f932023-11-20T10:50:42ZengWileyJapan Architectural Review2475-88762023-01-0161n/an/a10.1002/2475-8876.12366Characteristics of co‐renovation (part 1): Effectiveness of renovation in detached house areas for human connections, case study in Shioya, KobeYuichiro Nishino0Masataka Takeshita1Yuki Honda2Tetsu Tokuono3Shunsuke Yokoyama4Graduate School of Engineering Osaka Metropolitan University Osaka JapanGraduate School of Engineering Osaka City University Osaka JapanKonoike Construction Co., Ltd. Osaka JapanGraduate School of Engineering Osaka Metropolitan University Osaka JapanGraduate School of Engineering Osaka Metropolitan University Osaka JapanAbstract This paper introduces the concept of co‐renovation, which involves creating a network of people, objects, and events during the renovation process. The study examines the effectiveness of co‐renovation in two ways. First, by promoting an open approach to the renovation process and the resulting house, it is possible to stimulate connections between those involved in the renovation. Second, the creation of a renovation network can encourage a sense of community development, leading to independent regional initiatives that extend beyond the renovation project. To optimize the effectiveness of co‐renovation, it is crucial to foster spontaneous connections, and this paper provides a summary of the factors that contribute to this.https://doi.org/10.1002/2475-8876.12366community developmentconnectionsrenovationvacant house |
| spellingShingle | Yuichiro Nishino Masataka Takeshita Yuki Honda Tetsu Tokuono Shunsuke Yokoyama Characteristics of co‐renovation (part 1): Effectiveness of renovation in detached house areas for human connections, case study in Shioya, Kobe Japan Architectural Review community development connections renovation vacant house |
| title | Characteristics of co‐renovation (part 1): Effectiveness of renovation in detached house areas for human connections, case study in Shioya, Kobe |
| title_full | Characteristics of co‐renovation (part 1): Effectiveness of renovation in detached house areas for human connections, case study in Shioya, Kobe |
| title_fullStr | Characteristics of co‐renovation (part 1): Effectiveness of renovation in detached house areas for human connections, case study in Shioya, Kobe |
| title_full_unstemmed | Characteristics of co‐renovation (part 1): Effectiveness of renovation in detached house areas for human connections, case study in Shioya, Kobe |
| title_short | Characteristics of co‐renovation (part 1): Effectiveness of renovation in detached house areas for human connections, case study in Shioya, Kobe |
| title_sort | characteristics of co renovation part 1 effectiveness of renovation in detached house areas for human connections case study in shioya kobe |
| topic | community development connections renovation vacant house |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1002/2475-8876.12366 |
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