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아동 친화적 도시를 위한 물리적 환경요인의 중요도 평가에 관한 연구
Author
공미진, 김홍규
Journal Title
한국주거학회논문집
Publication Year
2021
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Summary
This study aims to evaluate the importance of physical environment factors affecting children in a city to provide design guidelines for developing a child-friendly environment. AHP analysis was conducted on physical environment factors derived from living, playing, and walking environments, targeting architecture and urban professionals, parents, and teachers. The analysis revealed that safety, accessibility, and comfortableness are important factors, which can be utilized in the development of child-friendly cities.
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