Characteristics of Urban Open Space based upon the Human Behavioral Approach

Abstract

The object of this article is to recognize the characteristics of Urban Open Spaces based upon the Human Behavioral Approach. The five different features of Urban Open Spaces in the Tenjin area were chosen as case studies. A video was taken of these areas and used as a medium for the evaluation.
The methods used in recognizing the characteristics in this study were method of Successive Categories and the Chi-square test. By these two methods, the conparative indicators between the five Urban Open Spaces were derived.
The result of this analysis was that each Urban Open Space was clearly identified. In the future this may be used in the development of conceptual guidelines for urban landscape planning and design.