THE SPATIAL COMPOSITION OF ZAIGO-MACHI FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TOWNSCAPE AND CONFIGURATION OF BUILDINGS IN THE PREMISES : A case study on "Tuzawa" in Oyabe city

弘靖黒野 · Shigetomo KIKUCHI

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Architectural and Urban Studies Japanese History and Culture Urban Design and Spatial Analysis

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In this study we made clear the spatial composition of "Zaigo-machi" in the Tonami Plain by a case study on "Tuzawa." This small town is a typical Zaigo- machi established to accumulate property tax from neighbouring villages in 17th century. We analyzed the town in terms of compositions of the premises, roads and watercourse networks and townscape. We came to understand that the town was divided into two districts, and that the planning of watercourse and road had been a regulating factor bringing those two districts consistency in their townscapes.

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