近世期の加賀藩御蔵所の空間構成原理と地方性

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  • PRINCIPLES OF SPATIAL STRUCTURES AND REGIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF <i>OKURA- SYO</i> OWNED BY THE KAGA DOMAIN IN THE EDO PERIOD
  • －By the analysis of the extension method－
  • －増築手法の分析による－

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 Chapter 1: The purpose of this study is to identify the principles of spatial structures and regional characteristics of okura-sho owned by the kaga domain, which had territories across three different provinces.<br> Chapter 2: Previous researches and the procedure of this study are shown. The author has studied okura-sho owned the kaga domain in each Province and identified 7 different types. This paper focuses on regularity seen in the extension of okura for the domain and storehouses for the people. To extend a site, three different methods can be thought of. So the author decided to proceed with this study in the following procedures. First, illustrate the extension process of each okura-sho to see any trend (regularity) in the extension method from three viewpoints. Then, consider any influence that the extension of storehouses for the people had on the type formation. Next, discuss the meaning of the aforementioned regularity, the principles of spatial structures and regional characteristics of okura-sho owned by the kaga domain.<br> Chapter 3: The following regularity is clarified. Firstly, extension methods case 1 and 2 are adopted in most cases. This is evident in a type forming process. Secondly, the case 3, the outward extension method, is notable in a type developing process, which is often seen “parallel A” of Etchu Province in particular. Thirdly, the inward extension method is also seen in a type developing process, but almost all the cases happened in Noto Province. Fourth, storehouses for the people will be an enclosure type when it is expanded in a type forming process.<br> Chapter 4: As it is clarified in the previous chapter that different regularity is seen between a type forming process and a developing process, the meaning of the regularity in each process is studied for each type. As a result, the following principles of spatial structures and regional characteristics are identified.<br> Principles of spatial structures: It becomes clear that the parallel type and garden-detached type adopted the extension method to form the type until the type has been established and were developed in a different method after that, while L type and enclosure type were formed and developed by the same extension method (case 1 and 2) consistently. The L type, however, made okura very large including case 3, while the enclosure type just added a building by expanding the site after the type was established. Therefore, the spatial structures were significantly different between the two, although they were based on the same principles.<br> Regional characteristics: The ”parallel A” of Etchu Province and garden-detached type of Kaga Province were developed with case 3 extension method after the type was established. The L type of Etchu Province had structures suited to be made large scale. As shown here, while Etchu Province and Kaga Province adopted an outward extension method, which expanded the area of buildings outward, it was notable that Noto Province expanded the area inward within the affected range of the existing facilities.<br> Chapter 5: The discussions made above are summarized. It concludes that okura-sho owned by the kaga domain had 2 principles of spatial structures and different regional characteristics between Noto Province and the other two.

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