A Consideration of Local Character Through Roofed Exterior Spaces With Manifestations of Daily Activities

This study examines local character by analyzing occurrence patterns of elements, including manifestations of daily activities, in roofed exterior spaces facing alleys. In the northern area, Type A (spaces with accumulated maintenance/management manifestations) and Type B (full-length roofs with a small number of mobility/transport manifestations) are relatively common, whereas in the southern area Type D (eave spaces with few manifestations) is more prevalent, showing a shift across the main road. Rather than the plan making particular blocks distinctive, multiple patterns coexist across Komagabayashi-cho.