Today, I’m gonna share the unspoken tensions between workers that emerged in the home care agencies I investigated. I think it's a really important story for designers. When our team interviewed workers at two home care agencies, similar statements came up. They said there was nowhere to
Fieldwork to Musashino Place (武蔵野プレイス) on 29 Aug 2026 Field Note 1. Who is here? People of different ages use the space in different ways—from children and families to teenagers, adults, and civic groups. 2. What brings them here? Easy access, a walkable neighbourhood, and plenty of affordable ways
Fieldwork to 52間の縁側 (52-Bay Engawa) on 27 Aug 2026 Field Note 1. Who is here? Older people and staff share the space with their children, local residents, people with disabilities. 2. What brings them here? It operates as a day service for older adults, but everyday life extends beyond
Reflections from Sejong and Banghak-dong, Seoul Why do some places naturally draw residents while others stay quiet despite all the planning? Walking around both areas, I noticed a few small but super interesting differences. There is no single definition of a community space. In Korea, however, the term is