AIJ Journal of Technology and Design
Online ISSN : 1881-8188
Print ISSN : 1341-9463
ISSN-L : 1341-9463
History and Theory of Architecture
EVOLUTION OF VENTILATION WINDOW ON SECOND FLOOR OF SERICULTURE FARMHOUSES BUILT IN THE LATE 19TH CENTURY IN GUNMA PREFECTURE SHIMAMURA
Satoshi ONOTakayuki KUROTSUMasanori TAKAHASHINaoya ISHII
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2016 Volume 22 Issue 51 Pages 777-782

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Abstract
Shimamura was the area that was prosperity in high-quality silkworm eggs production.
Through study of the improvement of the windows in the second floor on typical sericulture houses, we obtained the following conclusions,
1) In seven cases, the front windows had been converted to doorways. This is not only effective in ventilation; it was useful for sericulture work.
2) The north side windows had increased and the opening area of the windows had been widened.
3) Although Yahei Tajima proposed to provide windows to four sides of second floor, the west side windows did not dissemination.
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© 2016 Architectural Institute of Japan
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