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A study on improvement solution through survey and analysis of residents mind in urban regeneration projects
Journal of Communication Design
Abbr :
JCD
2020, 73(), pp.371-380
Publisher : CDAK Society of Communication Design
Research Area : Information Design
2020, 73(), pp.371-380
Publisher : CDAK Society of Communication Design
Research Area : Information Design
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Urban regeneration projects the city because of the industrial structure of urban and regional change and urban expansion source is a relatively deterioration infrastructure and residential environments was a need for urban regeneration. In this paper, an action matrix analysis was conducted on the areas that need to be improved intensively by surveying the importance and demands of providing physical environment improvement such as residential environment, convenience facilities, and social welfare services for residents of residential support type. This paper evaluated the importance and satisfaction level to diagnose the areas that should be improved first for each influencing factor, and analyzed the satisfaction and importance of the residents according to the progress of each detailed project through the residents' consciousness survey in urban regeneration projects. I believe that urban regeneration projects will develop and be sustainable. In order to successfully promote the regeneration project of urban regeneration, resident participation projects are necessary, and improvement items for each project element are needed by minimizing conflicts between residents, and efficient decisions will be made by confirming the satisfaction and importance of residents according to the improvements. The purpose of this paper is to provide basic data for implementing urban regeneration by analyzing the importance and satisfaction of each project in implementing physical environment improvement projects and economic improvement projects in residential area projects among urban regeneration projects.
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