86% of 100 surveyed families desired a private garden, even a tiny one

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• Do you want a private garden?question0.798
  Survey Question 1.
• Top 8 rated housing desires by 100 families: (1) private garden, (2) low-rise, (3) user design, (4) low-traffic street, (5) more sunshine, (6) park near house, (7) direct entrance, (8) nearby small shopsfinding0.788
  Independent rating by families of what they want most.
• At 40-80 families per acre, the same geometry gives larger gardens, and there is no need for underground parking.claim0.781
  Claim that the many-parallel-lanes configuration adapts well to slightly lower densities.
• 60% wanted individual private entrance or stairs with direct approach from streetfinding0.752
  Answer to Question 4.
• Nagoya survey: families overwhelmingly preferred low-rise housing and considered it to have more lifefinding0.711
  Survey result from 100 families in Japan, showing perceived greater life in low-rise, high-density housing vs high-rise.
• Private Gardenconcept0.708
  A small, private outdoor space belonging exclusively to one family, identified as highly desired.
• The small garden at the end of the terrace helps the terrace as a whole by forming a turning point, making it more of a living center.claim0.700
  An example of a larger-scale helping relation.
• Does each door, building, fence, garden actually reflect human beings, individuals, families, passion, reality?question0.700
  Phenomenological test for whether an environment supports belonging