Hozon: Architectural and Urban Conservation in JapanSiegfried R. C. T. Enders, Niels Gutschow The architecture of Japan, both historic and contemporary, has attracted architects from all over the world since the early sixties. However, only recently has the Japanese approach to conservation emerged as an intriguing issue. For the first time, a Western publication attempts to portray the Japanese practice of repair--Hozon --of historic structures. |
Contents
Section 1 | 4 |
Section 2 | 37 |
Section 3 | 44 |
Section 4 | 45 |
Section 5 | 53 |
Section 6 | 111 |
Section 7 | 118 |
Section 8 | 174 |
Section 9 | 175 |