建築家ラルフ・アダムス・クラムの津田塾大学キャンパス計画に関する研究

抄録

A Bostonian architect, Ralph Adams Cram, proposed three architectural projects to Japan. Tsuda College project is the last one. The original drawings are lost but some reproductions are kept in the Cram and Ferguson Office. This study examined the relations between Cram and the college and the architectural features of these drawings. These are the precious historical materials which show Cram's consistent use of the Japanese architectural style as well as Art Deco detail. Cram's proposal was not adopted because of budgetary difficulties, but his basic concept of plot plan interestingly remains in the actual Sato Koichi's campus.