A Sustainable Urban Structure as A Child-Care Environment
One of the reasons for the rapidly declining birth rate in Japan during recent years is the hardship of child-care faced by working parents. The possibility of child-care for working parents is likely to be influenced by the combination of following factors;1) A Working Style such as flexibility with start/end of work time and working hours,2) An Urban Structure such as a distance relation between work place and home as well as the maintenance on public transportation for commuting,3) A Level of Child-Care Support such as the operation hours, locations and types of service provided by nursery services. The target area of this study is Tama New Town in Japan that is one of the largest bed towns in the suburb of metropolitan constructed after the war. This study investigates the effective child-care support plan by suggesting the models of child-care supportive environment for working parents with perspectives on Working Style, Urban Structure and Ideal Child-Care Support
child-care working style urban structure ideal child-care questionnaire survey case study
Eiji SATOH Dr.Eng Asuka YAMADA Dr.Eng Shin AIBA Dr.Eng Ryo SANUKI
Research Fellow,Department of Facility Sciences,National Institute of Public Health Lecturer,Department of Architecture and Urban Design,College of Science and Engineering,Ritsumeikan Associate Professor,Graduate School of Urban System Sciences,Tokyo Metropolitan University Master Course in Architecture and Building Engineering,Graduate School of Urban Environmental Scienc
国际会议
北京
英文
147-151
2008-10-01（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）