Characteristics of the Spatial Composition Focusing on the Occluding Edge and Elements That Appear From the Edges in the Traditional Townscape

Tanaka, Yuna; Okazaki, Shigeyuki; Sugiura, Noritoshi

doi:10.3130/aija.84.1155

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2019

DOI: 10.3130/aija.84.1155

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Characteristics of the Spatial Composition Focusing on the Occluding Edge and Elements That Appear From the Edges in the Traditional Townscape

Yuna Tanaka

Shigeyuki Okazaki

Noritoshi Sugiura

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Quantitative Streetscape Notation Focusing on the Occluding Edge in Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings in Order to Evaluate the Impact of Renovation (Part 1): Extraction of Objects and Measurement Conditions for Notation

YAMASHITA,

SOEDA,

NASU

et al. 2024

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As an initial step towards creating a quantitative notation for visual changes in order to assess streetscape of the preservation districts for groups of traditional buildings, we studied video images of four streets and analyzed the appearance of occluding edges at different scales. Based on this study, we could clarify the criteria for treating occluding edges according to their position and scale, and narrow down the measurement conditions for obtaining the data necessary for notation.

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Quantitative Streetscape Notation Focusing on the Occluding Edge in Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings in Order to Evaluate the Impact of Renovation (Part 1): Extraction of Objects and Measurement Conditions for Notation

YAMASHITA,

SOEDA,

NASU

et al. 2024

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Characteristics of the Spatial Composition Focusing on the Occluding Edge and Elements That Appear From the Edges in the Traditional Townscape

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Quantitative Streetscape Notation Focusing on the Occluding Edge in Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings in Order to Evaluate the Impact of Renovation (Part 1): Extraction of Objects and Measurement Conditions for Notation

Quantitative Streetscape Notation Focusing on the Occluding Edge in Preservation Districts for Groups of Traditional Buildings in Order to Evaluate the Impact of Renovation (Part 1): Extraction of Objects and Measurement Conditions for Notation

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