| Title |
The Construction and the Residents' Life Patterns of Emergency Temporary Housing Development after the Great East Japan Earthquake - Focused on the Temporary Housing Development in Iwate Prefecture, JAPAN |
| Authors |
박성원(Park, Sung-Won) ; 오오츠키 토시오(Otsuki, Toshio) ; 니시데 카즈히코(Nishide, Kazuhiko) |
| Keywords |
동일본대지진 ; 응급가설주택단지 ; 거주환경 ; 생활조건 Great East Japan Earthquake ; Emergency Temporary Housing Development ; Residential Environment ; Living Condition |
| Abstract |
This study aims to investigate the damage caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake and its recovery system. Furthermore, the study summarizes the installation and operational dynamics of the emergency temporary housing development and analyzes the life patterns of the development's residents. The findings are as follows. First, the present day Japan has accumulated a large array of earthquake-related data. It is now feasible for the country to provide services including basic residential functions when facing the aftermaths of various earthquakes. Second, the visiting services aimed at comforting residents of the temporary housing facilities have fostered vitality and satisfaction among the affected. Third, temporary housing services have been so far particularly inconvenient for residents to live due to the small storage space; and thus, additional storage was installed to reflect the opinions of the occupants. The location of the storage space reflected the opinions of each resident. The location might not be the most presentable for the viewer but garnered high levels of user satisfaction. |