英文摘要 |
Kyomachiya is designated as a tangible cultural asset by the Kyoto City Hall, the architecture itself is defined as the aligned and conjoined dwelling with a profound history, and not only does it inherit the traditional craftsman technique and chronicle the life and livelihood of Japanese commoners, but also does it witness the historical remains of the city, soundly, the Kyomachiya is a precious asset to the city of Kyoto. With the rise of the concept in regenerating the old architectures in 1970, this trend has created a craze of rehashing the old relics in both cultural heritage and architecture fields of Taiwan, however, the process of regeneration is often abridged as the applicability of the body of the relic, the preservation of the cultural asset, and the design of the relic are all under the scope of discussion, on the contrary, the contradicted issue associated with legal affairs over the regeneration of the old architecture against the modern regulation is rarely being raised. Despite the exerted endeavor onto any magnificent and representative historical building, it will all be halted once the rehashed historical architecture violates the building codes of modern time. Since the regulations of Taiwan exemplify some of those from Japan, the study conducts an in-depth probe and complement based on the conflicted issues for the infringement of modern laws over the regeneration of traditional building, using the Machiya situated on the Fukakusa campus of Ryukoku University in Kyoto as the subject for this study incorporated with the historical method, literature review methodology, interview method collaborated with Machiya experts, case study, and inductive analysis to study the historical culture and characteristic of Machiya. Finally, applying the preservation and regulation for traditional wooden buildings in Kyoto City as an auxiliary to propose a legitimate and alternative resolution to counterbalance the violation of regulation occurred on the regeneration of Kyomachiya. The result of the study shows 7 distinct building fashions along with 10 different styles and characteristics appeared on the exterior of Kyomachiya. Concerning the legitimacy for the revitalizing of traditional Machiya, the regulation stresses that the safety of human must override the preservation of the traditional architecture, thereof, the following 6 regulations must be abided by during and after the regeneration of traditional Machiya; 1) the sustainability of the building structure against earthquakes, 2) the prevention measures for fire, 3) the prevention measures for fire spreading, 4) the assurance for the renovation, 5) a clear direction for exit, 6) a collateral for an alternative plan. The study probes thoroughly into any contingent plans and procedures proposed by the government or the local official as the rehashed Kyomachiya infringes any regulation, and can be used as a resourceful information for the lawmakers to refer to and learn from in the future when any identical regulations are set to be amended or established for the old architectures in Taiwan. |