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[27] Study on the Locational Characteristics of Urban Function Induction Facilities from Differences in Improvement of the Station Square

○Yuki TAKABATAKE², Masaharu OOSAWA¹, Hideo NAKAMURA¹ (1. Nihon University, 2. Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism)

Keywords:Station Plaza, Space of Station and its Surroundings, Urban Improvement Project, Urban Agglomeration, Store Location

In areas where the station plaza and its surroundings have been developed systematically, it can be seen that urban function facilities such as stores, restaurants, hospitals, schools, and city halls are concentrated. On the other hand, in some station squares and its surroundings, urban functions are not concentrated.
This study aims to show the locational characteristics of urban function induction facilities from differences in improvement of the station square.
As a result, it was shown that the number of urban function induction facilities increased when the station square was developed. Besides if the station square is developed by urban development projects such as land readjustment projects and urban renewal projects, the number of facilities increased compared to other patterns.