COEXISTENCE OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION AND URBAN LIVING IN TOKYO’S NEIGHBORHOODS (PART 2): TYPOLOGICAL STUDY ON THE ARCHITECTURAL COMPOSITION OF RESIDENCE-COMBINED FACTORIES IN SUMIDA WARD

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  • CANONICA Kevin
    Graduate School of Science and Technology, Keio Univ.
  • ALMAZAN Jorge
    Dept. System Design Engineering, Fac. of Science & Technology, Keio Univ., Licensed Architect

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  • 東京における工業生産と都市生活の共存（その 2）:東京都墨田区における住宅併用工場の空間構成に関する類型的研究

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<p>Over the past decade, urban development in Tokyo has incentivized residential buildings’ creation rather than promoting a mixture of activities. An example of existing mixity in Tokyo is the classified residence-combined factory. However, those buildings are disappearing due to urban change. This paper draws upon fieldwork and interviews conducted in Sumida ward. It brings forward the socio-spatial aspects of living and working in the same building and investigates the spatial composition focusing on the connection between industrial and residential function. As a result, we obtained a series of typologies of residence-combined factories and discussed their potential for the contemporary city.</p>

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