Study on modern Japanese style residence

本报告中的“日式住宅”是指传统风格和技术的大型住宅。这些住宅是传统生存的结果。同时，这些都是现代社会的产物。在现代化进程中积累财富的新富阶层，更喜欢以传统风格的住宅作为身份。因此，近代的“日式住宅”应该作为近代社会的产物来分析。基于以上观点，本研究以东京近郊典型的现代日式住宅--朝仓住宅为研究对象。与此同时，通过明治、大正、战前昭和时期的建筑，努力构建现代日式住宅的全球视野。从日本现代化的第一阶段开始，第一位建筑设计教授Josiah Conder就对传统建筑产生了浓厚的兴趣，现代日本住宅在城市中占据了广泛而宝贵的地盘。在朝仓住宅的情况下，连接地点被开发到希尔赛德露台。从城市社会学的角度来看，近代日式住宅在城市现代化的过程中始终具有重要的价值。

The term "Japanese style residence" in this report means large scale residence in traditional style and technique. These residences are the results of the survival of tradition. At the same time, these are the products of the modern society. New riches who accumulate wealth on the process of modernization, preferred to have traditional style residences for their identity. Therefore, "Japanese style residence" in modern age should be analyzed as a product of modern society. That means the study must be done as sociological analysis as well as stylistic and technological analysis.Upon above standing points, this study was concentrated on the research of Asakura residence, typical modern Japanese style residence in the suburb of Tokyo. At the same time, effort was done to construct global perspective of modern Japanese style residence through Meiji, Taisho, pre-war Showa period. From the first stage of Japanese modernization, Josiah Conder, the first professor of architectural design, had strong interest in traditional architecture.Modern Japanese residences occupied wide and valuable sites in the city. In case of Asakura residence, connecting site was developed to the Hillside terrace. From urban sociological point of view, modern Japanese style residences had great value all through urban modernization.