∬This s¢ ries of studies aims to clarify Case StUdy House Program ' s ( CSHP )pursuit of hollsing to " dwell in viewT ' as te 悟 umph tho stat¢ of rootlessness in modem houses. The generation of " areas " was the key to this typc of living . Space was considered as " area " , a field of activity with a view towards the distant , rather than " room " in CSH , Diverse activity areas were s 廿uctured by effective use of furnitUre . 恥 miture was an esscntial method to organize inside and outs 重 de of the CSH with living ( activity > areas posscssing magnlficent views , This stUdy discloses the generation of areas in CSH as a method tr ) ' ' dwell ln vicw
The purpose of this paper is to analyze specialization of puppet play in rural community theaters with Funazoko − butai forms ;temporary and pennanent . We set Katsuura River bas血 area as the object of the field survey . As a result , it was found that the forms of the Funazoko − butai eXist and the rural community theaters can be classified into three types ; Hira − butai , temporary F1ユnazoko − butai, and pemanent Funazoko − butai. We revealed 血 e changing . mechanism of five elements within each theater type . ln spite of becomilg exclusive for puppet play, 』 nlral community theaters continued to mailltain five elements to make spatial changes in accordance with each use of plays ahd annUal events . KeywordsrUral COmmUnity tlea ter' Nouson − butai) , Changing mechanism , Fロ nazoko − butai, 跏 一 b ロ tai, Awa ' Tokus 血 a 丿 , puppet play
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