ORGANIZING AN ARCHITECTURE DESIGN OF THE BANK OF JAPAN IN THE MEIJI ERA AND THE ARCHITECTS OF THE OTARU BRANCH (1912) : Relations between Kingo Tatsuno, Uheiji Nagano and Shinichiro Okada

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  • 明治期日本銀行の建築設計組織と小樽支店(明治45年)の設計者 : 辰野金吾,長野宇平治,岡田信一郎の関わり
  • メイジ キ ニホン ギンコウ ノ ケンチク セッケイ ソシキ ト オタル シテン メイジ 45ネン ノ セッケイシャ タツノ キンゴ ナガノ ウヘイジ オカダ シンイチロウ ノ カカワリ

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This paper is intended as a study of the buildings of the Bank of Japan in the Meiji era. The subject is the following two points . The first is to consider how the Bank of Japan changed the organization of an architecture design and the architects. The second is to analyze how the architects (Kingo Tastuno , Uheiji Nagano and Shinichiro Okada) participated in a planning and design of the Otaru Branch of the Bank of Japan. It was found that the various buildings of the Bank of Japan were related to the transition of organizing an architecture design. Moreover, it is concluded that the Otaru Branch is one of the important architecture. The main reason is that three prominent architects made a plan, and this building cost was third in the Bank of Japan.

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