Table 8.

Scenarios for One-person and Two-person Households.

Type of Residents	First Scenario: One-Person Household		Second Scenario: Two-Person Household
Common issues	Lead a monotonous life between work and home Lack adequate space to exercise in city dwellings Lack space to invite friends Desire to live with neighbors, but do not know the residents in the neighborhood. Do not often use a community center or community service. Do not attend community activities, clubs, or gatherings Need to work from home
Key concerns	20s male	Exercise Company and work Hobbies or activities, such as soccer, sports, or games	30s woman	Community facilities within the complex Hobbies and cultural activities for couples
	30s woman	Exercise Company and work Cultural performances, such as films, shows, and exhibitions Self-development for success Conservation of resources and the environment	50s woman	Exercise for health Green space for a walk Friends to speak with openly Free time to learn new things Interested in energy saving and environmental conservation Experience loneliness
	40s male	Tired of company work Discover what sparks his passion Perceived relationships with others while living alone
Perceived value	Exercise, fitness, hobby, sport Community, gathering place Occupation, work, remote Self-development, education Entertainment, friendliness, shared information Social communication, connected people