Study on Operational Policies and Architectural Characteristics That Generate Frequent Content Turnover

This paper aims to analyze an experiment project led by Seki City, Gifu Prefecture, in which a private parking lot was turned into a place managed by the city and architectural designers and joined by the citizens as short-term tenants. Since the citizens’ tenants were ruled to work within one week, they were changed frequently. In conclusion, the characteristics and values created by the frequent change of contents in the experiment project were clarified based on the analyses of the interrelationship between the nature of the social experiment, its management policy, architectural characteristics, and the frequent change of contents.