| Title |
A Study on the Neighborhood Regeneration Through the Utilization of Empty Houses in Deteriorated Residential Areas |
| Authors |
유해연(Yoo, Hae-Yeon) ; 이영범(Reigh, Young-Bum) ; 윤혜영(Yoon, Hye-Yeong) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2020.36.7.25 |
| Keywords |
Empty Houses; Deteriorated Residential Area; Supported Housing; Affordable Housing; Neighborhood Regeneration |
| Abstract |
With the recent issue of empty houses emerging as a social task, various policy measures have been proposed to tackle the problem. In the
case of renovating empty houses, it needs to emphasize the aspects that can be viewed from a larger perspective, including the value of
architectural assets and the revitalization effects of local areas. Korea is still in the stage of understanding the current situation of empty
houses. But Japan has been facing this empty house problems faster than us, and have attempted to accumulate a series of successful
examples of empty house regeneration as local assets in collaboration with private sector. In case of Onomichi City, Akiya Bank(Empty
House Bank) plays a key role in the revitalization of empty houses. Renovated houses are also used not only as a center of community
space for culture and arts activities, but as a catalyst for local commercial revitalization. From the result, it is necessary to provide policy
supports for enhancing the value of empty houses through private activities while providing a professional and active view on regeneration of
empty houses as architectural assets. |