1915年巴奈馬太平洋万国博日本館の建築意匠について

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Japanese Government erected its pavilion at Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco in 1915. This pavilion was modeled on Kinkaku-ji temple and designed by Goichi Takeda. He used historically different ornaments compared to the the original model. It was a new design arrangement, but his design attitude was positive that we have never seen before. In this work, we can see a new intension to create a new Japanese architecture style. This pavilion was also modeled on famous Japanese historical buildings like the precedents did in Meiji-era. However, after the international exposition, Japanese pavilion like this one has never been erected. This pavilion can be the compilation of the Japanese pavilion of Meiji-era. Takeda designed some temples based on historical styles with new arrangement after this pavilion. This pavilion can be a study model of temples that he designed.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2004-02-28