英文摘要 |
This study is based on the blueprints of 150 Japanese style civil houses, which were nominated by the Taipei-Chien-Yo Association in a house design competition held in 1942 requesting for the adaptation of Japanese style houses to the culture and climate in Taiwan. Through study of these house projects, this paper attempts to realize that the concerns of architects in Japanese colonial period and the characteristics of planning regarding the issues of the adaptability of Japanese style house to the circumstances of Taiwan. This paper has four conclusions as follows. 1. Influenced by the western culture, western style design became a tendency in house plan at that time. However, it was mostly adopted in reception room. Most living spaces remained Japanese style. 2. Most of these civil houses have central corridors for separating living and dining space. 3. In order to reflect the local circumstances in Taiwan, architects in Japanese colonial period addressed mostly on the control of sunshine and the adjustment of interior physical environment. 4. Ponds, sand area and asylums in the yard, which were built for air defending, indicated the special design requirements of that period. |