AIJ Journal of Technology and Design
Online ISSN : 1881-8188
Print ISSN : 1341-9463
ISSN-L : 1341-9463
Architectural Planning and Design
THE COMPOSITION OF THE SUPPORTING SPACES AROUND THE NURSERY ROOMS AND THE PLACES FOR CHILDREN’S INDEPENDENT ACTIVITIES IN A CHILD CARE FACILITY
Aki HAYAKAWAHisashi KOMATSU
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2020 Volume 26 Issue 62 Pages 215-220

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This study aims to report the differences in childcare environment at a child care facility. The focus is on the composition of the supporting spaces and the places for children’s independent activities. The research methods are the questionnaire and the interview survey in child care facilities. By composition of the supporting spaces, it was found the type comprised of one nursery room, corridor and one multipurpose room was most common, but there were the cases where the range of children’s independent activities was small even though the composition of the supporting spaces was diverse.

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