伝統的な住宅における個体域の環境特性と生活行動 : 戸建住宅の隣棟空隙の再構築に関する環境デザイン的研究(その1)

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Japanese houses are surrounded by an open space. In the traditional house, this space used to be wide, with a very important role in the performance of the daily life and its thermal environment which is reflected in the architecture of the house that creates a soft spatial relation; Indoors-outdoors called Ambit space. Even though the terrain area of the houses has become reduced nowadays, detached houses are still built like the traditional house. The surrounding open space has become a "Narrow Space" between neighbouring houses. This research analysed the Ambit space in an old farm house in Fukuoka; through 3-dimensions; i) space by observation survey, ii) thermal environment by measurement, iii) human living life by observation survey in order to interpret Ambit as an environmental design concept, for the spatial reconstruction of the "Narrow Space" between neighbouring buildings in detached houses.
1994-06-30