明治後期の古社寺修理にかかわる技術者の出自について

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This paper considers the architectural positioning of the restoration of the ancient shrines and temples in the latter half of Meiji era, by following the personnel organization and the origin of the engineers. In this undertaking, architects who belonged to a generation awakened to the Japanese-style of architecture were employed as supervisor, and carpenters who gathered from the whole country in order to participate in the construction works of the large-scale traditional architecture in Kyoto in 20's of Meiji era. From the point of view of their origin, we can place the undertaking not only as the early stage of architectural restoration, but as the watershed between the traditional architecture in 20's of Meiji era and the formation of the modern Japanese style architecture after 30's.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2002-08-30