福岡市における昭和戦後期の都市独立住宅の展開 : 都市独立住宅の配置・平面原理に関する計画史的研究(その3)

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In the present study, we have investigated the changes and developments of the arrangement of houses and rooms of urban independent residences built after the World War II in Fukuoka City. Conclusions; It was during the post-War Showa Period when the "front facing style" had been replaced by a new one. The old principle, originated in the samurai residences of Edo Era, lasted through the Meiji and Taisho Eras until right before the World War II. The process of this change was quick. The new principle characterized by "a style that respects south facing" is the root of the housing plan of these days. Zashiki rooms, which used to face the north due to the north entrance of the house designed according to the "front facing principle," moved to the south which used to be the family space. The idea underlying this change was the house planning principle that respects south facing.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
1997-08-30