Design process of the Japanese pavilion in Venice Biennale (1956) by Takamasa Yoshizaka
Abstract The objectives of this study were to reconstruct the design process of the Japanese pavilion in Venice Biennale, Italy (1956) designed by Takamasa Yoshizaka and to reveal the architect's formal manipulations and underlying strategic design thinking. The study materials are the original...
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description | Abstract The objectives of this study were to reconstruct the design process of the Japanese pavilion in Venice Biennale, Italy (1956) designed by Takamasa Yoshizaka and to reveal the architect's formal manipulations and underlying strategic design thinking. The study materials are the original design sketches held in the National Archives of Modern Architecture, Tokyo, Japan. Initially, the chronological order of the design sketches was established by inspecting their dates and analyzing their formal similarities. The transformability (variations or changes of architectural form presented in a certain state of design) was analyzed and interpreted through a series of “studies” (partial problem‐solving processes). Finally, the architect's formal manipulations were reconstructed and presented and his relevant design intentions were revealed. |
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spelling | doaj.art-d932ee04d0ea4f01b8cc0d2ae89b48202023-11-20T10:50:43ZengWileyJapan Architectural Review2475-88762023-01-0161n/an/a10.1002/2475-8876.12305Design process of the Japanese pavilion in Venice Biennale (1956) by Takamasa YoshizakaYoshito Tomioka0Chikako Tabata1Tomoya Ojika2Division of Architecture, Graduate School of Engineering Mie University Tsu‐city JapanDivision of Architecture, Graduate School of Engineering Mie University Tsu‐city JapanDivision of Architecture, Graduate School of Engineering Mie University Tsu‐city JapanAbstract The objectives of this study were to reconstruct the design process of the Japanese pavilion in Venice Biennale, Italy (1956) designed by Takamasa Yoshizaka and to reveal the architect's formal manipulations and underlying strategic design thinking. The study materials are the original design sketches held in the National Archives of Modern Architecture, Tokyo, Japan. Initially, the chronological order of the design sketches was established by inspecting their dates and analyzing their formal similarities. The transformability (variations or changes of architectural form presented in a certain state of design) was analyzed and interpreted through a series of “studies” (partial problem‐solving processes). Finally, the architect's formal manipulations were reconstructed and presented and his relevant design intentions were revealed.https://doi.org/10.1002/2475-8876.12305Atelier Udesign methoddiscontinuous unityJyuichi OTAKEsynthesis of formtree conservation |
spellingShingle | Yoshito Tomioka Chikako Tabata Tomoya Ojika Design process of the Japanese pavilion in Venice Biennale (1956) by Takamasa Yoshizaka Japan Architectural Review Atelier U design method discontinuous unity Jyuichi OTAKE synthesis of form tree conservation |
title | Design process of the Japanese pavilion in Venice Biennale (1956) by Takamasa Yoshizaka |
title_full | Design process of the Japanese pavilion in Venice Biennale (1956) by Takamasa Yoshizaka |
title_fullStr | Design process of the Japanese pavilion in Venice Biennale (1956) by Takamasa Yoshizaka |
title_full_unstemmed | Design process of the Japanese pavilion in Venice Biennale (1956) by Takamasa Yoshizaka |
title_short | Design process of the Japanese pavilion in Venice Biennale (1956) by Takamasa Yoshizaka |
title_sort | design process of the japanese pavilion in venice biennale 1956 by takamasa yoshizaka |
topic | Atelier U design method discontinuous unity Jyuichi OTAKE synthesis of form tree conservation |
url | https://doi.org/10.1002/2475-8876.12305 |
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