대도시 인적자원의 창조성에 따른 주거환경 특성연구- 서울의 창조 및 비창조계층 비교를 중심으로 -

초록

The purpose of the study is to examine the features of residential environments for human capital living in seoul metro city according to creativity using korean housing survey data in 2014. For the empirical analysis, this study classifies the human capital into three categories; non-creative class, creative core class, and creative professional, and specifically analyzed how much is each class satisfied with current residental environments and which factors are closely related to the satisfaction based on ordered logistic regression model. The results show that each class living in the metro city has different interest in the residential environments. Specifically, creative class is more interested in the convenience and the relationship with neighborhood, while non-creative class is interested in living in apartment housing as well as neighborhood quality and physical environments. Especially, there is more similarity between non-creative class and creative professional from the perspective of residential environments. Based on the results, it is found that creativeness can be related to activation of neighborhood and local community. Moreover, it is also assumed that the creative class may have the important role when focusing on developing creative city.

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