マネク・チョウク地区(アーメダバード,グジャラート,インド)における都市住居の空間構成と街区構成

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This paper discusses the spatial compositions of the urban tissues of Manek Chowk Area in the old walled city of Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. The Jain, the Hindu and the Muslim have been living together within the walled city from the beginning of establishment of the city. We can still see the mixed habitation and segregation of the religious groups. Manek Chowk is a typical Jain quarter. The neighborhood block has a hierarchical structure that is consisted of three levels of streets, i.e., pols, khancha (khanchos) and khadkis & galis. The objective of this paper is to clarify the relation between house form and block form. The authors carried out field studies in the area and found the typical house types and collective pattern. Based on the findings, we make the development process clear which the archetype of traditional rural house in north Gujarat was transformed into urban house prototype.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2000-09-30