| Title |
A Study on the Lifestyle and Facility Preferences of Newlyweds for the Development of Newlywed Hope Town Community Facilities |
| Authors |
권혜진(Kwon, Hye-Jin) ; 이진원(Lee, Jin-Won) ; 이현수(Lee, Hyeon-Su) ; 김윤성(Kim, Yun-Seong) ; 모정현(Mo, Jeong-Hyun) |
| DOI |
http://doi.org/10.14774/JKIID.2020.29.5.065 |
| Keywords |
Newlyweds; Lifestyle; Preference; Residential Community; Newlywed Hope Town |
| Abstract |
As the needs and characteristics of newlyweds are changing, a study on the development of residential community facilities reflecting their lifestyle is necessary. The purpose of the study was to identify the lifestyle characteristics and facility preferences of newlywed households in order to develop community facilities in the newlyweds hope town. The research methods are as follows: First, we surveyed the current status of community facilities of apartments specializing in childcare and the facilities of previous studies presented for the purpose of childcare specialization. Second, we derived community facilities based on the first survey data and examined newly married couples’ lifestyles, trends and preferences of community facilities. The result of the qualitative survey showed that the couples wanted the support of the facility environment so that they can live safely and securely by receiving a good environment for raising children through community facilities of apartments specializing in childcare. The result of the quantitative survey of lifestyle and preferences of 27 community facilities reported that the couples wanted more children if they had children. However, they gave up childbirth due to the difficulties of parenting and work life, and the difficulty of single parenting, and all household worried about childcare in case of sickness or emergency. |