Homes and neighborhoods should be planned for frictionless family life. So far, the relationship between the needs of the family and the physical residential structure has not been analyzed on a scientific level. In this field of observation, of practical importance for post-war planning, the sociologist has not yet made his contribution. The conceptual framework offered in this article tries to tie together the somewhat divergent thought patterns of architecture and sociology.
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Svend Riemer (1943) studied this question.