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임만택,박경갑 한국주거학회 2000 한국주거학회 논문집 Vol.11 No.1
This study is to reveal the multi-generations' cohabitation and housing conditions are necessary for each generations to take over the homelike interchange as maintaining the excessive self-support. The subjects of this survey were 151 men and women over 60 years and older in Mokpo. The survey revealed that most or the people owned their own homes, and in many cases that the parents bought the home. There are many cases in which parents have been living with their own homes, and in many cases that the parents bought the home. There are many cases in which parents have been living with their children's families, since their children got married, and there many people who think that cohabitation is natural. In the aspect of living, the families normally eat together but there is a separation in economy and entertainment. There are many renovation and remodeling of a house to adjust the situation of three generations' cohabitation.About 70% of people experience problems with cohabitation. In particular, many cases involve the
임만택,박영신,이영문 朝鮮大學校 建設技術硏究所 2007 建設技術硏究 Vol.27 No.2
This study aims to present a framework for environmental management policy that can be used to manage city growth and sustainable development while considering the environmental capacity of the entire region When looking at aspects of the restrictions on development, it is clear that the restrictions on land use for metropolitan development projects are needed based on environmental capacity assessments. The environmental capacity assessment model should include environmental indexes such as water and air quality, waste disposable, and planned green tract development. When looking at the characteristics of environmental indexes phase by' phase, models of various affected zones should be developed, and characteristics of the types of developmental projects, in relation with the capacity of affected zones, should be considered when it is evaluated. By examining the relations above. the environmental capacity assessment of infrastructure should have significant meaning. An environmental management construction system, which should be based on an environmental capacity evaluation, needs to control all development in a given area. It should identify the total amount of development and determine what should be restricted through environmental capacity assessments - particularly the quality of rare environmental features, and the development of those regions with higher need for preservation should be restricted first. Environmentally friendly land use systems, including the use district system, should be conducted through which the specific use plan of the environmental capacity evaluation should be developed. The legal and institutional management relating to limit to exertion of use property right of common people and the plan for the environmental evaluation based on the environmental capacity evaluation should be developed.
林晩澤 조선대학교 국토개발연구소 1980 국토개발연구 Vol.2 No.1
Appropriate enviornments are needed not only interior but exterior, so that the handicapped may live, behave, work and exercise like the normal men. The handicapped should ne as free as possible to be dealt with eliminating environmental barriers is all kinds of structures and facilities on human engineering and technological circumstances. This paper indicated the accessible points and emphasized the usage among the facilities today. And this intended to find out standard measure which can br used as materials of designing to accommodate disabled people in our country afterwards. As a resilt I found out the following conciusions. 1) Disabled persons have a right to access and use of stryctures intended for general pulic use. 2) An important reason for eliminating environmental barriers and developing usable buildings and facilities is to prevent unnecessary segregation of older and disabled people and their premature relegation by socity to less mobile living. 3) Where barriers have been removed, an individual, however disabled, may no longer be handicapped in using building and facilitied. 4) Though much costly, architectural facilitief should be accessible to handicapped as well as nonhandicapped. 5) Eligible criteria should be established for the handicapped to use buildingas and facilities. In this case legislation suitable to our country's own sense of values and needs should be grow out of. 6) Products should be produced in order to meet the pronciple of accessibility and usability to everybody.