9-1 利根川中流域における養蚕集落と養蚕農家の架構について : 長沼・上蓮沼地区を中心に(計画系)

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The midstream location of the Tone river was known to silkworm egg production place where it was a prosperous silk-growing. This paper, based on field survey, will classify the architectural characteristics of the silk-growing house's around Tone river. Findings: In Meiji era, Naganuma and Kami-hasunuma villages were enclosed surrounding by the natural embankment. Those villages lost a rural settlement of the silk-growing view since Meiji-era that it results from farmland regulation. Naganuma village has 19 farmer's houses, and Kami-hasunuma village has 15 farmer's houses. Each traditional house has a living space in the first floor and a working space of silk-growing production in the second floor. Silk-growing farmer's houses wooden framework has 2 patterns. At first, Naganuma and Kami-hasunuma area's framework of the first plan is stability of the Sashigamoi, which it uses between room and room. On other hand, Shimamura is a stable framework that the all span of beam connected the main pillars to the Sashimono.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
2009-07-12