STUDY OF DESIGNS FEATURING MULTIPLE TERRITORIES IN A SINGLE ROOM IN JAPANESE HOUSES IN THE POSTWAR PERIOD (PART 2) : CLASSIFICATION AND CHRONOLOGICAL TRANSITION OF EFFECTS OF DESIGN METHODS

Abstract

This study focuses on designs featuring multiple territories within a single room in contemporary Japanese houses. The purpose of this study is to analyze the effects of methods used to create a relationship between the territories in a single room and the territories that are related. The effects are categorized through the KJ method and their chronological transition are analyzed. The results showed that the effectiveness of the methods became more sophisticated as well as more diverse toward the present times.