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Through the development process of collective housing sites in Senri New Town, planted areas in residential lots have been established as a component of natural and artificial environment of the area. Facing a challenge of restoring old collective housings, we intended to clarify characteristics of existing arbores in collective housing sites developed by Japan Housing Corporation. Applying data of tree height, branch spread, and trunk circumference, the characteristics of tree figure and its changes were investigated by comparison of arboreal vegetation of two selected sites. Not only layout of buildings and open spaces but also maintenance practice of vegetation critically affected figures and growth of the trees. Among the findings, it was noted that development process, land formation in particular, of housing lot also affected their growth. In terms of decision making on whether to conserve or transplant existing trees in restoration procedure, significance of those trees on the site should be reorganized through evaluation on trees themselves, context of landscape and development process by revealing archival records. Updating the records is also important to inherit the values of open spaces in collective housing sites as natural environmental structure.

A Study of Characteristics of Existing Plants Established in Collective Housing Sites of Senri New Town