ハムステッド・ガーデン・サバーブのバタフライ型住棟について : イギリスの田園郊外とその住宅に関する研究(I)

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Here is analyzed the syntactic relations between urban and housing designs in the English garden suburbs, which is epitomized in Hampstead Garden Suburb, Middlesex, planned by Raymond Unwin from 1906. The model designs of road junction illustrated in Unwin's book, Tom Planning in Practice,1909, are compared to the executed designs in Hampstead Garden Suburb, where most of the important road junctions are formed as hexagonal plazas surrounded by so-called butterfly houses. Cnwin wisely combined Sitte's idea of the plaza with the Edwardian experiments of butterfly house, while other architects, such as M.H.Baillie Scott, G.L.Sutcliffe and C. M.Crickmer, transformed Onwin's concept into various designs to create a series of characteristic nodes in Homestead Garden Suburb.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
1994-08-30