THE "SPACIOUSNESS" IN THE CASE STUDY HOUSE PROGRAM : As a key concept of the postwar house with the sense of rootedness

章江, 山中; 正人, 川向

doi:10.3130/aija.71.203_3

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“…Studies on the CSHP by Satoshi Nasu et al. or Fumie Yamanaka et al 8,9,10 . discussed the three works by Ellwood among the CSH, namely CSH #16, #17, and #18.…”

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Investigation of space and its composition in Craig Ellwood's residential buildings with focus on material and modular system

Masuoka

Suekane

2022

Japan Architectural Review

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This study investigates the type and transformation of spatial composition in Craig Ellwood's residential buildings and focuses on the material and modular systems. Herein, 28 works and structures, primary exterior finishing materials, primary interior finishing materials, and modular systems on both plan and section are analyzed. This analysis derived the following points: when standardization of construction paved the way for uniform spaces in the 1950s, Ellwood countered this trend by spatially arranging the materials with texture in one modular system and controlling them with the exposed beams. Through this approach, he created an architecture that gave rhythm to the space. In the 1960s, Ellwood used various column spans, defining the appearance of buildings by exposing beams and columns on the outside and creating compositions that gave rhythm to the outside.

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“…Studies on the CSHP by Satoshi Nasu et al. or Fumie Yamanaka et al 8,9,10 . discussed the three works by Ellwood among the CSH, namely CSH #16, #17, and #18.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Investigation of space and its composition in Craig Ellwood's residential buildings with focus on material and modular system

Masuoka

Suekane

2022

Japan Architectural Review

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“…Studies on the CSHP by Nasu et al 8 . or by Yamanaka et al 9,10 . discussed the three works by Ellwood among CSH, namely CSH #16, #17, and #18.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Space and composition of Craig Ellwood's residential buildings, focusing on structural systems

Masuoka

Suekane

2022

Japan Architectural Review

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Spatial Continuity of Open Bed Rooms in Japanese Contemporary Houses

能作¹,

坂根²,

塚本³

2011

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The aim of this study is to clarify the rhetoric of composition on open bedrooms in Japanese contemporary houses. Continuity of spaces including open bedrooms is more complex because of the necessity of privacy and time-sharing. Thus new relationships emerge from the conflict of spatial continuity within private space. In this study, the compositional characters of open bedrooms are analyzed in terms of certain components: articulation, transparency, circulation, and relation to architectural elements. As a result, compositional patterns are defined by the combination of these components of the open bedrooms. Finally, the rhetoric of composition is revealed from overlapping of programmatic distinction and spatial contrast in the continuity of the common and bedroom areas.

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THE "SPACIOUSNESS" IN THE CASE STUDY HOUSE PROGRAM : As a key concept of the postwar house with the sense of rootedness

Cited by 5 publications

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Investigation of space and its composition in Craig Ellwood's residential buildings with focus on material and modular system

Investigation of space and its composition in Craig Ellwood's residential buildings with focus on material and modular system

Space and composition of Craig Ellwood's residential buildings, focusing on structural systems

Spatial Continuity of Open Bed Rooms in Japanese Contemporary Houses

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