History and Theory of Architecture
RESTORATION OF THE FORMER YOSHIZAWA HOUSE IN NISHIJIN, KYOTO
As an example of Oriya-date Style in the late Edo period
2022 Volume 28 Issue 70 Pages 1535-1540
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2022 Volume 28 Issue 70 Pages 1535-1540
The former Yoshizawa House in Nishijin, Kyoto, had a floor plan of four rooms lined up along the Tori-niwa. “Oriya-date Style” is known as a form of townhouse unique to Nishijin area; its feature is the floor plan that uses the back room as a non-floored factory space. This paper clarified that the house originally was a weaving house built in the late Edo period, and consists of a factory space in the back, as well as two rooms next to it. This house is valuable as a concrete example of “Oriya-date Style”, which dates back to the Edo period.
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