旧松本健次郎邸とその建設経緯に関する考察 : 住友本店臨時建築部と日本のアール・ヌーヴォー 1

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Art Nouveau came to influence Japanese architecture toward the end of the Meiji period. The Matsumoto Residence, designed by Kingo Tatsuno, is a well known example of the work typifying Art Nouveau in Japan. Other examples which could be said to have exerted a degree of influence, though displaying partial use of Art Nouveau characteristics, are the works of the Sumitomo Temporary Design Office. These two forms of Art Nouveau, coming from the office of different architects, appear to each have their own origins and character. This research investigates these forms of Art Nouveau in buildings which are little known about in the history of modern architecture. Providing a historical link between the two above mentioned forms of Art Nouveau, the Older Konoike-Gumi Main Office and attached residence are pivotal in the study of Art Nouveau in Japan. This research paper will also make clear the role of an anonymous architect Kosaburo Kubota and the craftsman Unraku Aihara.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
1998-09-30