Japanese National Housing Corporation

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• Nagoya municipal housing authorityinstitute0.767
  The authority that ultimately refused the Chikusadai community housing project, forcing families into standard mass housing.
• Nagoya city housing agenciesinstitute0.744
  Public agencies in Nagoya that allegedly interfered with the housing survey, fearing its implications.
• Nagoya housing preference survey methodmethod0.712
  Survey instrument used by Hosoi to ask 100 families about preference and perceived life in low-rise vs high-rise housing.
• Japanese temple precinctconcept0.705
  Example of an overall asymmetrical layout built from rigidly symmetrical local buildings, placed exactly where natural centers asked.
• Co-housing processmethod0.687
  A housing development process where families meet, design houses with an architect, and share commons; partially living but constrained by existing professional norms.
• National Institutes Of Healthinstitute0.683
• High-Density Housingconcept0.677
  Housing at densities of 50–80 families per acre (approximately 200 households per hectare), the design challenge addressed.
• Nagoya survey: families overwhelmingly preferred low-rise housing and considered it to have more lifefinding0.677
  Survey result from 100 families in Japan, showing perceived greater life in low-rise, high-density housing vs high-rise.