中国江南沿海村落の民家について : 淅江省寧波市象山県東門島の民家を中心に

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From 2003-5, as a part of the Folkloric Study of Coastal Villages in Jiangnan, China (Chugoku Konan Enkai Sonraku Minzokushi), I received the opportunity to investigate private homes in two fishing villages facing the East China Sea in Zhejiang Province, (Dongmendao and Ruoshan). I will therefore focus on the homes of Dongmendao and, while comparing them with the homes of Ruoshan, report on the condition of private homes in fishing villages in Jiangnan. At the time of liberation (1949), tile-roof houses and thatched-roof houses were of approximately equal proportion. However, there is no longer a single thatched-roof house in the middle of the town of Dongmendao, where the private homes are concentrated Therefore, with the private homes of the very rich, or the class immediately below them, while there were differences in scale, traditionally the pattern was of thick brick walls surrounding the outside, the inside surrounding an enclosed courtyard, and a tile-roof wooden building forming a siheyuan or a sanheyuan. However, with the private homes of regular fishing people and people of lower class, traditionally there was no courtyard and instead one story houses of simple construction with walls only 1-1.5m in height and the area above that concealed by thatched roofing.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2008-03-30