A STUDY ON USERS’ LIVING ASPECTS AND SPATIAL COMPOSITION IN SYMBIOTIC CARE CENTERS (PART 1) : CROSS-SECTIONAL COMPARISON OF THE INFLUENCE ON STAYING AND SOCIAL INTERACTIONS BY THE SPATIAL COMPOSITION

In this study, we conducted an observational survey of symbiotic care facilities with different business forms, concurrent businesses, user attributes, and architectural forms to understand the interaction patterns of users and to capture the various forms of involvement. Focusing on the spatial configuration and user attributes, we captured relationships that transcend the content of activities and attributes based on the type of stay and the type of interaction, compared them cross-sectionally, clarified the relationship between the type of stay of users and the spatial configuration of the facility, and obtained architectural planning knowledge for symbiotic care facilities.