Abstract
The aim of this study is to analyze the phenomena of urban renewal of Dutch housing developments. This paper focuses on both physical and situational characteristics that distinguish exterior spaces. Firstly, 94 combinations of housing facades and open areas are classified into eleven types of sectional composition. Secondly, each of those sectional compositions is analyzed by examining exposed elements on the facade. As the result, it is revealed that the combination of housing facade and open area can be considered as the three-dimensional interrelationship that generates the situation of exterior spaces.
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