戦前の日本における先端設備としての床暖房・パネルヒーティングの住宅への導入

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A floor heating system was equipped at Japanese style room in 1931. This first installation was designed by Yanagimachi, a building services engineer. At the same time Kondo developed Honetsu-tatami(Tatami with hot water coil). Following those trials Yamakoshi, an architect, applied the floor heating system to his own house DOMO DINAMIKA in 1933. Yanagimachi and Yamakoshi and Imai collaborated designing and construction with Imai, a company engineer. Some of architects followed them and used the floor heating/ceiling panel heating in their designed houses. There were two kinds of utilization of the floor heating, i.e. installation in Japanese style room and western style room. Tsuchiura and Murata tried a ceiling panel heating system. Taniguchi compared two types of floor heating systems in the same house. Fujioka, Yoishi, Yamawaki and Amido adopted the floor heating systems. However, they did not necessarily become popular in housing design before the world war II.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2000-08-30