no24-30

[25] Effort and Issues of Spatial Utilization Experiment by Occupied Roadway for Coexistence of Pedestrians and Vehicles

- Case Studies in Park(ing)Day 2021 Kanda

○Shin NAKAJIMA¹, Rui IZUMIYAMA², Ryo SUGAHARA², Anna MORIMOTO³, Taiga ICHINOSE³, Mizuho ONODERA³, Tatsunosuke TOBITA³, Yuina HARA⁴ (1. Tokyo City University, 2. Nihon University, 3. Graduate School of Nihon University, 4. Graduate School of Tokyo City University)

Keywords:Occupied Roadway, Street, Parking Meter, Activity Survey, Consultation with Administration

This research clarifies the achievements and challenges of road space utilization by occupying roadways for the coexistence of pedestrians and vehicles, targeting the social experiment of Park(ing)Day 2021 Kanda. The social experiment was able to induce various actions of users by setting up a residence space as a verification of the practice aiming for a road where pedestrians and vehicles coexist by utilizing roads and on-street parking lots without restricting general cars.It clarified that the balance between ensuring safety and the comfort of the staying space is an issue because there was guidance to install fixtures with large spatial restrictions from the viewpoint of ensuring safety in consultation with the police and administration.