| Title |
Improvements on Publicly Supported Housing Repair Projects through Analysis of Alley-associated ousing Repair Pilot Projects - Focusing on the Monitoring of the Project for Alley-associated Housing Repair in Yeongju city |
| Authors |
송선영(Song, Sun-Young) ; 서수정(Seo, Soo-Jeong) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.38195/judik.2023.08.24.4.119 |
| Keywords |
도시재생 뉴딜지역; 저층주거지 재생; 골목길 정비 연계형 집수리사업; 개선방안 Urban Regeneration New Deal Area; Regeneration for the Low-rise Residential Area; Alley-associated Housing Repair Project; Improvements |
| Abstract |
This study aims to provide policy implications through the analysis of the present status of Alley-associated Housing Repair Pilot Projects with the goal of enhancing the living environment of residents of older homes where collective maintenance projects are challenging. Distinguishing itself form the Housing Repair Project within the existing Urban Regeneration New Deal initiatives, this approach not only enhances the townscape but also generates substantical positive effects on the neighboring area. However, it did not spread due to the complexity of the resident consent procedure, administrative protocols, and support projects primarily centered around exterior enhancements. Therefore, this study analyzed step-by-step progression of the project in Namsanseonbi Village, Yeongju, a selected pilot site for housing repair. As a result of this analysis, the study suggests the following policy improvement issues. Firstly, there is a needs to establish a standard that allows for support for illegal extensions to homes for livability. Secondly, in terms of residential regeneration, it is necessary to improve not only the appearance of individual houses but also the physical environment around them. Thirdly, support for energy efficiency improvements should be considered depending on the condition of the house. |