J・コンドルが“AN ARCHITECT'S NOTES ON THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE OF OCTOBER, 1891.”において報告した名古屋の勧工場について

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  • STUDY ON “<i>KANKOUBA</i>” OF <i>NAGOYA</i> REPORTED IN “AN ARCHITECT'S NOTES ON THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE OF OCTOBER, 1891.” BY J. CONDER
  • J ・ コンドル ガ"AN ARCHITECT'S NOTES ON THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE OF OCTOBER, 1891"ニ オイテ ホウコク シタ ナゴヤ ノ カンコウバ ニ ツイテ

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<p> The author shows that J. Condor has traveled to the afflicted area after the Nobi earthquake occurred on October 28, 1891., he posted a survey report from the site on "The Japan Weekly Mail.", and later summarized it in "AN ARCHITECT'S NOTES ON THE GREAT EARTHQUAKE OF OCTOBER, 1891." (herein after referred to as "NOTES"). He progressed to Nagoya, Gifu, Neo Valley, Ogaki and Osaka as research sites in the disaster area of the Nobi earthquake. This article aims to clarify the building year of the building and the character of the building about “Kankouba” in Nagoya where Condor visited. No research on this building has been seen in the past, and the following points are obvious.</p><p> Condor said that in Nagoya's townhouse, the building called brickwork had been seriously damaged, among them, he reported the afflicted situation of Kankouba. Condor described the plane, the damage situation, the reason for the damage, about this building, and he called it Aichi-Kankouba. However, the damaged Kankouba in Nagoya, it was built in the east side of the former Tamaya-tyo 4 tyome, behind Nakamura-ya, this one built in 1889 suffered tremendous damage, and two photos were transmitted about this. The Kankouba that satisfied the conditions of location and construction year was Anei-kan. From the two photos, we can confirm that the third floor of wooden structure was set up on the brick upstairs. It is thought that Condor did not report this third layer because it was already finished cleaning up the third floor part.</p>

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