業種の観光化に伴う町家の外観の変化 : ベトナム・ハノイ36通り地区の保存に関する研究(総合教育センター特集)

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The conservation of Hanoi's "Old Quarter of the 36 Streets" has been an important town planning issue for over 10 years. The history of this area began when the capital was constructed in 1010. The town was formed gathering various kinds of craftsmen together from the surrounding villages. Since then the district has been flourishing as the downtown of Hanoi. The character is.unique and attractive since historic urban structures and historic houses. remain. In June 1999 the people's Committee of Hanoi provided regulations for preserving the historic houses. In 2004 the area was designated as a national conservation area. However, while the area is the center of economy and culture of Vietnam, it is also an international tourist spot. Therefore, many changes of employment to tourist businesses are performed causing the remodeling and reconstruction of the town houses. In this paper, the variety of the changes for the new tourism is examined. In addition, changes of the facades of town houses are analyzed and the contents of appearance of town houses when changed for tourist business are clarified. As a result, 1) The increase in the business of travel agencies is remarkable. 2) Most reconstructions are for hotels. 3) The effective regulation concerning signboards especially for travel agencies must be considered.
2007-05-01