A STUDY ON THE PROPORTIONAL SYSTEM IN THE JAPANESE TRADITIONAL STYLE : On the Correlational system of dimention at the Buddist temple in the Kamakura period. No.3 : Statistical Analysis of the Specimens. No.8

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  • 鎌倉時代寺院建築における寸法関係について (その 3) : 和様建築における寸法比例の研究 : 実測数値による統計学的研究 No.8
  • 鎌倉時代寺院建築における寸法関係について-3-(和様建築における寸法比例の研究--実測数値による統計学的研究-8-)
  • カマクラ ジダイ ジイン ケンチク ニ オケル スンポウ カンケイ ニ ツイテ 3 ワヨウ ケンチク ニ オケル スンポウ ヒレイ ノ ケンキュウ ジッソク スウチ ニ ヨル トウケイガクテキ ケンキュウ 8

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Conclusion. 1. In the relation of column surrounding aisle and Kashiranuki, the correlation of H(Height) B(Breadth) of Kashiranuki and H of Kashiranuki the Diameter of column aisle have more close correlation than the relation of B-φ. Where φ is Diameter of column. These relation are reverse of the proportional Tendency in zen style. 2. In the dimentional relation of H, B of Kashiranuki surrunding Central Area-φ, we can find out a proportional sumple about the relation of H-φ. 3. We can find out the proportional relation between H, B of Uchinorinagachi and Diameter of Column surrounding the aisle, to the relation of H, B-φ surrounding the Central Area. 4. At the table of the 35th, in the dimentional relation H, B of the Kashiranuki and Uchinorinuki-φ, the Temple with proportional systemis always the main Hall of Chojuji, and always include next temples. ie Hondo-Daihoonji, -Buddist Temple Hondo-Taisanji-Buddist Temple Jikido-Kongoji-Buddist Temple 5. Samples that apart from the main Group in proportional relation, always, are next the buddist Temple. That is to say. Yakushiji Hall Getsurinji Hondo-Yashimaji Budist Temple. Hondo-Daizenji Buddist Temple. Hall of Amitabha, Myodoji Budadist Temple. 6. In the dimentional relation of Uchinorinageshi-column, the group including Daihoonji Buddist Temple are included next sumple of the Buddist Temple, That is to say, Yakushido, Jyuzenji Buddist Temple, Hondo-Chozuji-Buddist Temple.

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