The aim of this study is to clarify the design method of “Biodiversity-Friendly Architecture” all over the world. Biodiversity-Friendly Architecture is defined as the architecture and the construction that cares for both animals and people. 99 samples of Biodiversity-Friendly Architecture were collected and this BFA includes animal life such as, mammals, birds, insects, and so on (Table 1).
First, the background viewed from habits of the animals, the composition of the animal space, the corresponding to habits of the animal, the adjustment to the relation between people and animal, the purpose of BFA construction, the surroundings, and construction material are extracted from the articles and drawings. The habits of animals can be classified <fragmentation of habitat>, <deficiency of nesting place: top, chink, narrow space, cave, on cliff, below cliff, precipice, combination> (Fig 2). The composition of BFA is defined by the features of space and life. The features of space can be classified <rope>, <vertical>, <horizontal>, <U-shaped>, and <enclosure> (Table 2). The features of animal life can be defined by space usage and layout. The space usage can be classified <individual> and <common>, and the layout can be classified <single>, <aggregation>, and <dispersion> (Table 3). The corresponding habits of the animals can be classified as <surroundings>, <internal environment>, <shelter from rain and wind>, <height>, <posture>, <territory>, <entrance>, and <shelter from natural enemy> (Table 4). The adjustment to the relation with people which are reflected in the BFA can be classified as <townscape/landscape>, <adding human use>, <recycle material>, <management>, <mass production> and <visual attraction> (Table 5). The purpose of BFA construction can be classified as <work>, <product>, <observation> and <collision avoidance> (Table 6). The surroundings around BFA can be classified as <buildings>, <buildings and nature>, <farm> and <nature> (Table 7). The main material can be arranged as <stone>, <brick>, <wood>, <metal>, <concrete>, and <excetera> (Table 8).
Second, all samples are investigated with integrating the corresponding to habit of animal with the composition, based on the background viewed from habits of animal life and the types of animals (Table 9).
Finally, the design method for “Biodiversity-Friendly Architecture” were clarified as the unification of considerations for animal life and people; I Controling the distance between animal and people, II Linking the networks of things around people and animal by material, III Making sustained mutual benefit for people and animal, IV Maintaining without people, V Making animals obvious, VI Adapting animals to people's living environment.
抄録全体を表示