AIJ Journal of Technology and Design · 2019 · 11 citations · 0 references
ArchitectureUrban PlanningUrban StudiesBuilt EnvironmentPublic Space DesignPublic Space StudiesFurniture ArrangementSidewalk DesignSpatial PracticesStreet FurnitureStreet Space DesignUrban SpaceActivity-based ArrangementFurniture Space PlanningStreet Furniture AdvertisingStreet Furniture MaterialsStreet Furniture PlacementStreet Furniture PlanningStreet Furniture SitingUrban Space Use
The aim of this paper is to clarify the arrangement of elements and activities on street space through the practice of the Sidewalk Cafe in the Orion Street, Utsunomiya city. First, the activities through people’s postures and situation and their change are examined. Secondly, the arrangement of elements such as furnitures and advertisements in relationship to adjacent buildings are examined. By integrating them, the sets of the arrangements and activities are analyzed. Finally, through the sequence of the set, the characteristics of the street space are clarified.