| Title |
A Case Study on an Architectural Agreement Zone of Kyoto in Japan |
| Authors |
Weon Se-Yong ; Kim Sung-Jung ; Kim Tai-Young |
| Keywords |
an Architectural Agreement(Kenchikukiyoutei) ; Agreement of Residents ; Agreement of Developer |
| Abstract |
This is a case study about Architectural agreement of kyoto in Japan.
The result of the study are as follows.
1. The Architectural Agreement in Japan is based on voluntary participation of citizens and managed by citizens.
2. In Kyoto, Architectural agreement of existing city area requires the agreement of all residents. Most of new city area requires the agreement of developer.
3. Since Architectural agreement of Existing city area specify minimum restrictions related to building height and use etc, It is difficult to control the landscape of buildings and streets, but active participation of citizens can be very high.
4. Since Architectural agreement of new city area based on agreement of developer have many detailed restrictions and better position for landscape control, but the participation of citizen is low.
5. In developing new city area, The detailed restrictions by agreement of developer and efficient management of the agreement by active citizen's participation can create a excellent system of landscape control for residential areas. |