no118-123

[120] A Study on the Disaster Prevention Measures by Management Associations of Super-high-rise Condominiums

○Yusuke Kimura¹, Mihoko Matsuyuki², Shinji Tanaka², Ryo Ariyoshi² (1. Yokohama National University, Graduate School of Urban Innovation, Department of Infrastructure and Urban Society, 2. Yokohama National University, Faculty of Urban Innovation)

Keywords:super-high-rise condominiums, management associations, disaster prevention measures

This study aims to clarify the current status of disaster prevention measures by management associations of super-high-rise condominiums and their impact on the disaster preparedness of surrounding areas and to understand the characteristics of super-high-rise condominiums with/without advanced disaster prevention measures. As a result of a questionnaire survey of management associations of condominiums, about 40% of management associations do not have a disaster prevention manual. Furthermore, management associations that stockpile food and drinking water account for about 30% and 50%, respectively. Therefore, it is expected that the disaster response in the surrounding areas will be burdened when a disaster occurs. Furthermore, it became clear that, in general, there are differences in the disaster preparedness of management associations between regions, that there are differences depending on the size of the condominium, and that condominiums built in the latest year tend to be less advanced in disaster preparedness.