Y家住宅(世田谷区・昭和26年)にみる戦後小住宅の特徴ならびに民芸運動の影響について

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In September and November 2010, Professor Horiuchi and his Architectural History seminar students surveyed a private house built in Ohara, Setagaya Ward in 1951. The goal was to ascertain this private house's place in architectural history. In order to do this the current owner was interviewed and the content of the extant architectural specifications was examined closely. In addition, literature from the late 1940s and early 1950s was examined. The results are as follows.・Since the building was expanded in 1952, this private house has been chiefly used for serving visitors.・There has been no major remodeling except that the kitchen was changed into a closet. As a whole, the house is well-preserved.・This private house's room arrangement is similar to that of many small houses built in the postwar recovery years.・The initial decoration of the parlor with toko, tana and shoin(decorative alcove, shelf and attached writing table)were changed to European style, and the external design was modeled on a traditional private house.・This private house is a typical example of a house influenced by the folkcraft movement which began before World War II.
2011-07-01