| Title |
Satisfaction and Needs for a Parenting-Friendly Residential Environment of Child-Rearing Households |
| Authors |
조현주(Cho, Hyun-Ju) ; 이상운(Lee, Sang-Un) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2023.39.4.77 |
| Keywords |
Child-Rearing Household; Parenting-Friendly Residential Environment; Post-Occupancy Evaluation; Residential Environment Needs |
| Abstract |
In this study, the satisfaction and needs of child-rearing households concerning parenting-friendly housing environments in Japan and Korea
were compared and analyzed. Utilizing quota sampling, an online panel survey was conducted on child-rearing households in Seoul and
Tokyo in December 2020 to compare the characteristics of Korean and Japanese urban dwellers, respectively. The results indicated a
difference in satisfaction for individual housing units while demands for design elements related to health and safety were common in both
Korea and Japan. The need for exterior spaces where children could safely engage in outdoor activities within housing complexes was high
in both countries. Regarding the location environment, the demand for an educational environment was high in Korea, whereas the demand
for proximity to commercial facilities was high in Japan. Therefore, the diverse preferences of the two nations regarding individual housing
units, exterior spaces, and the location environment must be considered when planning and constructing housing complexes. |