RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE STRENGTH OF ANTICIPATION, THE SPACE CONSTITUTION AND THE VISUAL EFFECT OF A SLOPING STREET : A study on anticipation toward a sloping street

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  • MATSUMOTO Naoji
    Nagare College, Human Space Field, Graduate School of Socio Engineering (Architecture), Nagoya Institute of Technology

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  • 期待感の強さと坂道空間構成および視覚的効果 : 坂道空間における期待感に関する研究
  • キタイカン ノ ツヨサ ト サカミチ クウカン コウセイ オヨビ シカクテキ コウカ サカミチ クウカン ニ オケル キタイカン ニ カンスル ケンキュウ

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This study aims to elucidate the relationship between the sense of anticipation, the space constitution and the visual effect of a sloping street. Field surveys were conducted along with tests regarding the strength of anticipation and the visual effect of sloping streets using photographs. The test results led to an estimation equation for anticipation and the following conclusions: Anticipation is stronger uphill than downhill; it is strongest with curved slopes, followed by cornered slopes, and straight slopes; stronger when there is an extended street farther ahead; and stronger with distinctive and comfortable slopes.

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