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• A Study on the Direction of Urban Planning System based on Neighbourhood Planning experiences in Japan

  Jangshik Yoon 

    2016.03  [Refereed]

  Doctoral Thesis   Single Work

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• A Study on the Possibility of Sustainable Utilization and Activity on Vacant Land and Vacant House by Local Citizens:Case study of Yokohama city Machi-bushin Developments

  Yoon Jangshik

  Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan ( The City Planning Institute of Japan )  55 ( 3 )   295 - 302   2020.10  [Refereed]

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  <p>This study aims to clarify the possibility of sustainable utilization and activity on vacant land and vacant house (VLH) by local citizens from case study of Yokohama city Machi-bushin development. As a result, from proposals until now, we revealed that changes of proposers from local communities to themed organizations, projects from improvements of park and plaza to establishments of activity bases, and proposal space from public space to private space through the utilization of VLH. Moreover, as the merit of VLH for proposers, the location was more important than economic efficiency, and proposers needed supports of advice about related systems and restrictions for utilization of VLH and information about vacant public space in the local region. Finally, we clarified that active cooperation with other local citizens and administrative organs is important for sustainable utilization and activity on VLH.</p>

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• A Research on Management and Utilization of Vacant Houses in Heavy Snowfall Areas of 4 Prefecture in Tohoku

  Jangshik Yoon

    26 ( 62 )   302 - 307   2020.02  [Refereed]

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• A Study on Designation of Area on Two-layer Relation between Location Normalization Plan and Urban Planning:Focusing on Induing Area Types and Original Area

  Yoon Jangshik, Yamaguchi Kunio, Kojima Hiroyuki

  Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan ( The City Planning Institute of Japan )  54 ( 3 )   516 - 523   2019.11  [Refereed]

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  <p>This study aims to clarify designation state of inducing areas of residence and urban function, and of original area on Location normalization plan(LNP) by focusing on two-layer relation between LNP and Urban planning. As a result, we revealed that most cities designated inducing areas base on Land use in spite of different designatable area by area division. In designation of Residence inducing area(RIA), there are two trends that designation based on local characteristics; population, public transportation, urban function, and strategic designation based on public transportation wayside. However, in designation of Urban function inducing area(UIA), many cities designated range and number of areas based on sort of Inducing facilities. Moreover, many original areas were designated outside area of RIA inside Land use, and core areas excluded UIA based on Municipal master plan.</p>

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• Actual Utilization and Issues of Planning and Operation on Location Normalization Plan System in The Initial Period

  Jangshik Yoon, Kunio Yamaguchi, Hiroyuki Kojima

  AIJ Journal of Technology and Design   25 ( 60 )   905 - 910   2019.06  [Refereed]

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• A Study on Changes of Future Urban Structure from Municipal Master Plan to Location Normalization Plan

  Jangshik Yoon, Kunio Yamaguchi, Hiroyuki Kojima

  Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan   53 ( 3 )   993 - 999   2018.11  [Refereed]

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  This study aims to clarify relations between Municipal master plan(MMP) and Location normalization plan(LNP) by analyzing changes of core areas on Future urban structure. Although these plans are based on different Acts, LNP that includes administrative action and financial support is important plan practically on urban planning. As a result, we revealed that LNPs without revision of MMP are about 70% of all, and that many administrative officers recognized treatment of core areas on urban structure of MMP as real problem at LNP formulation. Moreover, in changes of core areas on urban structure, we clarified that 3 layers of core areas increased double, that rank changes and new designations of core areas were conducted by evaluation of population, public transportation and urban functions, and that those changes correspond approximately with designation of urban functions inducing area on LNP.

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