ヴァナキュラー建築：基本文献集成（全4巻）
Vernacular Architecture Critical and Primary Sources
Editor: Howard Davis, Professor of Architecture at the University of Oregon, USA
2023:11 4 vols. 1,536 p. set ISBN 978-1-4742-8391-5 (Bloomsbury Academic) -GB-
GBP 660
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概要
ヴァナキュラー建築とは、その土地や風土に固有の地域の文脈に沿って受け継がれてきたデザインの系譜です。近年、持続可能性が求められる中で、その価値が新たに再発見され、注目を集めています。
本書は、「ヴァナキュラー建築」のテーマに特化して、近現代200年の多様な文献から精選した、75点の論文を収録する画期的なコレクションです。編者は、建築を通した都市の文化的多様性の実現や持続可能でレジリエントなまちづくりへの貢献への関心を収録文献の選択に反映するとともに、セット全体および各巻への序文にて、今後の探究のために研究史と今日的な文脈を解説します。
第１巻では、世界各地の土地の文脈に即した先住民建築を地理的にも分野的にも広く取り上げます。この巻の収録文献には、ヴァナキュラー建築概念の広まりに一役買ったバーナード・ルドフスキーの古典的論考を含みます。第２巻では、アメリカの建築家たちの論考を中心に、ヴァナキュラー建築と社会生活の関係を概観します。第３巻では、イスラーム法と建築の関わりなど、建築を文化の視点から読み解いた論文をまとめています。第４巻では、都市論の泰斗ジェイン・ジェイコブズや建築家クリストファー・アレグザンダーの思索から、都市の未来を変えるヴァナキュラー建築の意味と役割を探ります。
持続可能な都市と建築の在り方を考えるための共有基盤となる資料集として、おすすめいたします。
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全4巻の構成と収録文献明細（75点）
Volume 1: TAXONOMIES AND GEOGRAPHY
Introduction to Four Volume Work
Introduction
1. The Stone Sponge – Edward Allen
2. Of Dry Stone: Alberobello – Edward Allen
3. Of Mortared Stone: Cisternino – Edward Allen
4. The Tools Used in Building Log Houses in Indiana – Warren E. Roberts
5. Natural Place – Christian Norberg-Schulz
6. Man-Made Place – Christian Norberg-Schulz
7. Toward a Southwestern Architecture – David R. Williams
8. Louisiana House Types – Fred B. Kniffen
9. Building Dwelling Thinking – Martin Heidegger
10. Native Genius in Anonymous Architecture – Sibyl Moholy-Nagy
11. Turnovo – Le Corbusier, tr. Ivan Žaknic
12. Burgesses – Taut, Bruno, and Hideo Shinoda
13. Are They Men? / Earliest Settlements of the Aryas on the Upper Affluents of the Indus – Eugène-Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc, tr. Benjamin Bucknall
14. Introduction / Houses of the Sedentary Indians of New Mexico – Lewis H. Morgan
15. The House – Edward S. Morse
16. Walls – Charles Frederick Innocent
17. The Origin of Log Houses in the United States – Henry Mercer
18. The Natives of the Trobriand Islands – Bronislaw Malinowski
19. Bantu Homes and Kraals – James Walton
20. The Houses of the Second Period, 1675-1700 – Norman M. Isham and Albert F. Brown
21. Introduction, Précis of the Lectures on Architecture – Jean-Nicolas-Louis Durand
22. The Concept of Diffusion in Its Application to Vernacular Building – J. T. Smith
23. Preface, Architecture Without Architects – Bernard Rudofsky
24. On the Lack of Incentive to Labour in a Communist Society – William Morris
Volume 2: SOCIAL LIFE
Introduction
1. Eighteenth-Century Cultural Process in Delaware Valley Folk Building – Henry Glassie
2. Just Folks Designing: Vernacular Designers and the Generations of Form – Thomas Hubka
3. The Shotgun House: An African Architectural Legacy. Part I – John Michael Vlach
4. The Living House – Roxana Waterson
5. The Unselfconscious Process – Christopher Alexander
6. The Selfconscious Process – Christopher Alexander
7. The Architectural Competence – Henry Glassie
8. Counting Houses – Henry Glassie
9. The Mechanics of Structural Innovation – Henry Glassie
10. Wood, Earth, and Fiber (California) – Peter Nabokov
11. Assembly and Rearing of the House Frame – Abbott Lowell Cummings
12. Handed Down Architecture: Tradition and Transmission – Paul Oliver
13. Speaking to and Talking About: Maori Architecture – Michael Linzey
14. Stability and Change in Tradition – Edward Shils
15. Concepts of Space-Time – Christine Hugh-Jones
16. Recalling Things Forgotten: Archaeology and the American Artifact – Lewis H. Morgan
17. Aboriginal Signs and Architectural Meanings – Paul Memmott
18. Architectural Archetypes: Reflections on Housing in “Paradise” – Suzanne Preston Blier
19. Thinking and Doing – Joseph Rykwert
20. The Variety of Chinese Rural Dwellings – Ronald G. Knapp
21. Impermanent Architecture in the Southern American Colonies – Cary Carson & Norman F. Barka, William M. Kelso, Garry Wheeler Stone, and Dell Upton
Volume 3: THE CULTURE OF CONSTRUCTION
Introduction
1. Jacob W. Holt: An American Builder – Catherine W. Bishir
2. The Plan: Small Houses and Their Regional Varieties – Stefan Muthesius
3. The End of Artisan Production – Linda Clarke
4. Regulation Without Laws – Sam Bass Warner
5. Vernacular Gardens – John Brinckerhoff Jackson
6. The Wheelwright’s Shop – George Sturt
7. Form Follows Finance: Skyscrapers and Skyline in New York and Chicago – Carol Willis
8. The Wild Melody of Steam: The Mechanization of the Manufacture of Building Materials, 1850-1890 – Carl R. Lounsbury
9. Why Tobias Walker Moved His Barn – Thomas Hubka
10. The Power of Things: Recent Studies in American Vernacular Architecture – Dell Upton
11. The Art of Building – Fernando Varanda
12. Islamic Law and Neighbourhood Building Guidelines – Besim S. Hakim
13. Agreements, Contracts, and Control – Howard Davis
14. Knowing the Oriental – Edward W. Said
15. Disappearing Dichotomies: First World-Third World; Traditional-Modern – Janet Abu-Lughod
16. Contradictory Levels: The Phenomenon of ‘Both-And’ in Architecture – Robert Venturi
Volume 4: THE EMERGING URBAN VANACULAR
Introduction
1. Alnwick, Northumberland: A Study in Town-plan Analysis – Michael Robert Gunter Conzen
2. The Valuable Inefficiencies and Impracticalities of Cities – Jane Jacobs
3. Introduction, The Social Logic of Space – Bill Hillier and Julienne Hanson
4. Benavides and the Barriada Movement – John F.C. Turner and William P. Mangin
5. The Need for Aged Buildings – Jane Jacobs
6. The Kind of Problem a City Is – Jane Jacobs
7. Fugue, Architect, Peasant, and Bureaucrat – Hassan Fathy
8. The Reeducation of a Professional – John F.C. Turner
9. The Forgotten Architecture of the Strip – Robert Venturi, Robert, Denise Scott Brow and Steven Izenour
10. Urban Informality: Toward an Epistemology of Planning – Ananya Roy
11. Haussmann in the Tropics – Mike Davis
12. The City Is Not a Tree – Christopher Alexander
13. Speech to the Royal Institute of British Architects, 1984 – King Charles III
14. Charter of the New Urbanism – Congress for the New Urbanism
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