Architectural evaluation reveals spatial benefits and severe environmental restrictions in temporary child protection centers, highlighting the need for improved spatial design.
The purpose of this study is to clarify the characteristics and utilization of the plan of temporary child protection centers, and to grasp the evaluation by users. In the analysis, the characteristics of the floor planning and the trend of the area composition in the facilities in the local area were grasped. Through the evaluation of the living environment, it was clarified that the bedroom serves as a base for children to calm down and to have private conversation with staff. On the other hand, children are forced to spend time in limited space and daily routine.
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