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* 札幌市立大学 デザイン学部 専任講師・博士(工学) ** 北海道情報大学 情報メディア学部 教授・博士(工学) *** 北海道科学大学 工学部 専任講師・博士(工学) Assistant Prof., School of Design, Sapporo City University, Dr. Eng. Proff essor, School of Information Media, Hokkaido Information University, Dr. Eng. Assistant Prof., Faculty of Engineering, Hokkaido University of Science, Dr. Eng. In this study we conducted a fi eld survey on intergenerational communication at a building complex that contains a children’s hall and a nursing home, and the results revealed both soft and hard ways of effectively managing such facilities as an advanced case study. It became clear that essential ellements having enough common space for them to do their own activities, a watching system over the aged and children’s activities by staff, and proper arrangement of personnel are important condition. We had a discussion about the community, which has made its children become aware of the importance of taking care of the community encourages them to communicate elderly people by having them communicate not only with elderly people but also with care-giving staff, and volunteer staff from the community.

THE POSSIBILITIES AND THE MANAGEMENT OF A COMPLEX-FACILITY FOR CHILDREN AND ELDERLIES AS A HUB FOR INTERGENERATIONAL EXCHANGE