住宅に刻まれる家族の歴史 : バンコク郊外の高床式住宅の変容に関する一考察

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This paper examines patterns of spatial change among high-pillar house in suburban Bangkok. Until now, most research by Thai and Japanese architectural scholars has focused on the correspondence between increasing family members and expanding residential space through the addition of new buildings. They tend to assume a simple explanation of spatial change through the addition of buildings and an increase in family members. Following my field survey of a Bangkok suburb, however, it is clear that there is also another important and contrasting pattern--that of decreasing residential space through the moving and reconstructing of houses such as when a son marries into another family. Furthermore, following the birth of children and their marrying out of or marrying someone into the family, the residential space for a single two-generation family can simultaneously decrease and increase.
2008-04-30