Journal of Architecture, Planning and Environmental Engineering (Transactions of AIJ)
Online ISSN : 2433-0043
Print ISSN : 0910-8017
ISSN-L : 0910-8017
SIZE AND LAYOUT OF STRUCTURAL MEMBERS ABOUT JAPANESE WOODEN BUILDING SYSTEMS : A research survey on carpenter's or builder's knowledges and skills to work about Japanese wooden building systems in Tokyo and Kanagawa (Part-2)
Takashi OONO
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1990 Volume 411 Pages 17-23

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Size and layout of structural members of Japanese wooden houses are usually decided by a carpenter or builder. But there are few design data and standards available to assist with these decision. The author got their methods of size selection and layout of structural members. Through these surveys, considerations in this paper are as follows : 1. One or two typical sizes are gained every span. 2. At most,it forms 60 or 70 % that the actual size is the same as the typical size. 3. Many opinions are that a round timber is stronger than a square timber for its size. 4. A layout of beam and girder is determined by the upper and under rooms, but a layout of roof is determined by the building outline.
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© 1990 Architectural Institute of Japan
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