旧松本健次郎邸の意匠とその歴史的展開に関する研究 : 住友本店臨時建築部と日本のアール・ヌーヴォー 2

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Former research investigated a historical link between the two Art Nouveau buildings, the Matsumoto Residence and the Konoike-Gumi Main Office. The research paper will also make clear the role of the architect, Kosaburo Kubota and the craftsman, Unraku Aihara, who both employed Art Nouveau. This research treats the extensive examples of such Art Nouveau in buildings which are known through the works of Sumitomo Temporary Design Office usually known as the Sumitomo School. Finally, this paper attempts to define the historical meaning of Art Nouveau in Japan. In particular, the works of the Sumitomo School contain unique features characterized by the simplicity of both their curves and edges as well as the use of natural timber finishes which seemingly derived from traditional Japanese sources. These characteristics can be said to have paved the way for a departure from historical style in the subsequent period of modern architecture in Japan.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
1999-03-30