Transactions of the Architectural Institute of Japan

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Article type: Cover
1965Volume 118 Pages Cover1-
Published: December 30, 1965
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Article type: Cover
1965Volume 118 Pages Cover2-
Published: December 30, 1965
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Article type: Index
1965Volume 118 Pages Toc1-
Published: December 30, 1965
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Article type: Appendix
1965Volume 118 Pages App1-
Published: December 30, 1965
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THE DAMAGE OF THE NIIGATA J.N.R. HOSPITAL CAUSED BY NIIGATA EARTHQUAKE AND ITS RESTORATION WORKS

TAKASHI MORII, MITSUYA TAZAWA

Article type: Article
1965Volume 118 Pages 1-9
Published: December 30, 1965
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This paper summarizes the restoration works of Niigata J. N. R. Hospital Building which was damaged by Niigata earthquake. The building is reinforced concrete construction with 6 stories and 1 floor basement. Building area : 1269.7m^2 Total area : 8137m^2 The building was inclined by 3°24′to the transverse direction and by 29′to the longitudinal direction. The crackings of the concrete structure which was caused by the seismic vibration were hardly observed in the building. Restoration work was carried out by following way that is, the subsoil under the foundation slab was partially digged out to increase the contact pressure, at the same time, in order to take away a instability facter caused by the excavation, the building was pushed down by the jacks which was fixed on both sides of the building, therefor building was rotated slowly. In those conditions, the restoration work was carried out within 50 days. During the restoration work, the measured maximum joint translation angle of the structure was 1.7×10^<-3> Rads but generally it was about 0.5×10^<-3> Rads. When the maximum joint translation angle was measured only a few crackings was observed. The maximum difference of the floor level around the building is only about 20mm and the building was completely restored.

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THE MINIMUM WEIGHT DESIGN OF A CLASS OF TOLL MULTI-STARY FRAMES SUBJECTED TO LARGE LATERAL FORCES I

RYO TANABASHI, TSUNEYOSHI NAKAMURA

Article type: Article
1965Volume 118 Pages 10-18
Published: December 30, 1965
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THE LOCALITY CONSTITUTION OF NIJO TOWN IN FUKUOKA PREFECTURE : Relationship of mutual dependance in daily life

YOSHIFUMI NOMURA, ISAO FUJINAMI, MASAO SUZUKI

Article type: Article
1965Volume 118 Pages 19-24
Published: December 30, 1965
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Generally speaking, it is desirable to plan and decide the incorporation of the towns and villages in concideration of the uniformity of the community functions. We tried to survey, from this point, the daily life of the inhabitants at Nijo town in Fukuoka Prefecture, in 1964. We delivered the investigation cards to the middle school boys and girls, which inquire the places of shopping, the means of the traffic, the number of times and the reasons of shopping. N.-town was incorporated by gathering the former town and villages in 1955. There are two centres in which concentrated many shops and offices and most of the inhabitants depend upon these facilities. Ikizan district, a part of N.-town, is situated in the half way between N. and M.-town and it's inhabitants have had relations with N.-town in the historical and administrative scope, but recently the traffic communication by bus increased and the area of the living activity has extended beyond the former. The dependent center of the inhabitants in shopping has changed from the centre of the their own town to the centre of the neighbor town, Maebaru. In conclusion, the difference of the distance and the economical function between the centre locality and the outer locality is the most important factor that decides the relationship of the dependance in their daily life.

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STUDIES ON THE SIZE OF CITY (3)

TAKAMASA YOSIZAKA, KOICHI TONUMA

Article type: Article
1965Volume 118 Pages 25-30
Published: December 30, 1965
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This report is the third part of the series of studies on the size of city. On the first half, the study focusses on the minor blocks of city area which are enclosed by streets of 4m up to 10m width, on the latter half takes up the major blocks which are enclosed by trank line of road of 10m or more width. We have discribed the relationship between the distribution of size of minor or major blocks with the figures showing the potentical strength of city, making thus also, more precise the classification of the grading of physical structure of city.

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ON SUPPLY CONDITION OF WOOD IN BUILDING FARM HOUSES IN THE PERIOD FROM THE 16TH CENTURY TO THE 19TH CENTURY AT THE DISTRICT OF SAKU : NAGANO PREFECTURE AND OF OJIYA, NIIGATA PREFECTURE

SATOSHI MIYAZAWA

Article type: Article
1965Volume 118 Pages 31-36
Published: December 30, 1965
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There was of great difference on supply condition of wood between in the town and in the village and moreover in (case of) the villages in depends upon places where they are located. For example, at Imai-cho in Nara prefecture it was conjectured that the establisnment of order in the circulation of standard wood was already prevalent during the latter half of the 17th century. However, in case of Akiyama-go in the northern end of Nagano prefecture, people did not standerdize the parts of building wood, during the middle part of the 19th century, much less marketing. Here, in this treatise, by comparing the documents of these two districts (Saku and Ojiya districts) related to the farm houses, where we could get documents comparatively well, I want to make it clear that there was of great difference between them. At Saku district sawing timbers were prevalent 18th century hence, but at Ojiya district logs were still widespread at the end of Meiji period (1868/1912) and that sawing timbers were used in a small part (for example, as ground sille and pillars) and not widely used. Such being the case, at Ojiya district the standard of wood could not be seen even at the end of Meiji period. But on other hand, at Saku district, there shows sign of it to some extent in the begining of 19th century. As one of the elements that cause local colors and regional differences found in farm houses and as on of the conspicous characteristics. I think that the difference of supply condition of building materials participates in.

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ON THE OLD DRAFT OF THE BUDDHA HALL OF ENGAKUJI

KINYA SEKIGUCHI

Article type: Article
1965Volume 118 Pages 37-44
Published: December 30, 1965
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A REPORT OF THE RESEARCH ON MYO-SHIN-JI (A BUDDHIST TEMPLE OF ZEN SECT) IN 1964-1965 YEARS

[in Japanese], MITSUGU KAWAKAMI

Article type: Article
1965Volume 118 Pages 45-49
Published: December 30, 1965
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This researches have been done by a groupe of scholars, which are composed of the architectural historians, landscape architect and art historians under a director Dr. Toshio Fukuyama, in 1964-1965. Myoshin-ji are a buddhist temple of Zen sect at Kyoto and having many more cultural properties. On this researches, we have made clear the date of built about many buildings in the buddhist monk's dwelling quarters. These buildings are compose of Kyaku-den (main dwelling house includ the highest monk's chapel), Shoin (Secondary dwelling house) and Kuri (the kitchen and office), and its existence does not the notable until now. Yamely, these are Kyakuden in Yogen-in, Kobai-in Shotaku-in, Tenju-in, Rinsho-in etc. and Shoin in Ryosen-in and Tokai-an. Also we have discoverd a fact that Co-hojyo (a secondary dwelling house of the abbot) have built at 1656 by remold a Kyakuden of Gyokuho-in and this original building have built in A. D. 1603. Next, we have researched many old documents on the balance sheet that date back to A. D. 1533, and on the buildings works in A. D. 1653-1656. These documents show the process of expansion on the grounds of all Myoshin-ji from founded time to present time.

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Article type: Article
1965Volume 118 Pages 50-52
Published: December 30, 1965
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Article type: Article
1965Volume 118 Pages 53-55
Published: December 30, 1965
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Article type: Bibliography
1965Volume 118 Pages 56-58
Published: December 30, 1965
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Article type: Bibliography
1965Volume 118 Pages 58-
Published: December 30, 1965
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DOIhttps://doi.org/10.3130/aijsaxx.118.0_58

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