Methods in Restoration for Adaptive Use Case Studies and Establishing Restoration Guidelines

通过继续使用来维护历史建筑是一种有效的保护方法。在这情况下，根据建筑物的用途，建筑物的结构必须保持稳定，以配合现代生活方式的转变，或为改善用途而作出改变，或引进新设施，或增加附属功能，以维持建筑物的功能，无论采用何种修复方法，建筑物的历史价值都不能因此而降低或丧失。本研究的重点是寻求适合历史建筑继续使用的修复方法。索引一现代建筑第一章历史建筑修复的理念第二章德国适应性使用修复的实例II住宅第一章重要文化建筑修复的现状日本的住宅第2章东北和北海道地区的地方指定文化遗产保护现状第3章滋贺江户时代住宅的现代生活理念

Maintenance of historic buildings through continued use is an effective preservation method. In such cases, according to the buildings' use, structural stability to meet changes in present day lifestyles, changes for improved use, introduction of new facilities, or additions for subsidiary functions will be necessary for buildings to function.Regardless of what restoration methods will be taken on the building, its historic value must not be decreased or lost. The fundamental concepts for preservation should be followed and at the same time the project should allow flexibility in satisfying new needs.This study focuses in detail on seeking suitable restoration methods for continued use of historic structures.IndexI Modern BuildingsChapter 1 Ideals for restoration of historic buildingsChapter 2 Examples of restoration for adaptive use in GermanyII ResidencesChapter 1 Present conditions of restoration of Important Cultural Property residences in JapanChapter 2 Present status of preservation of locally designated cultural properties in Tohoku and Hokkaido regionsChapter 3 Ideas for modern living in Edo period houses in Shiga Prefecture