土浦亀城の戦前の独立住宅にみる外観と起居様式の特徴について

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This article discusses Tsuchiura Kameki's use of International Style and traditional dwelling style elements in his prewar houses. Of the 56 houses he designed in the prewar period, 32 have International Style exteriors, 3 are Japanese style, and 11 incorporate elements of both. 11 of the houses' interiors are designed for chairs and tables, 5 for tatami, and 37 for both Japanese and Western-style living. Only 9 of the houses use the "International Style exteriors and chair-style living arrangements" Tsuchiura preferred, and 21 of them mix chairs and tatami mats behind an International Style facade. This demonstrates the difficulty of insisting on International Style exteriors and chair-style living arrangements. In reality, most of Tsuchiura's houses had individual Japanese-style rooms, but these were designed to be unrecognizable from the exterior.
2005-12-30