ブックタイトル「近代の文化遺産の保存理念と修復理念」英語版

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「近代の文化遺産の保存理念と修復理念」英語版

46comparativeelementstemples and shrines folk houses modern Western-style architecture modern industrial heritage propertiesconstruction period (Asuka) Nara・Heian ～Mainly Edo period(Muromachi) ・Edo ～Mainly Edo period and Meiji eraMeiji・Taisho ～Mainly Meiji and Taisho erasMeiji・Taisho ～Meiji, Taisho, and even Showa erasstructure wood frame wood frame wood frame ／ brick masonry ／stone masonrywood frame ／ brick masonry ／stone masonry ／ steel frame ／reinforced concreteowner religious organization individual ／ local municipality local municipality local municipality ／ governmentargency ／ private organizationbuilding use afterrestoration unchanged unchanged ／ open to the public open to the public ／ multi-purposeunchanged ／ open to the public ／commercial facility, multi-purposefacility, etc.Specialist incharge of designand supervision ofrestoration sitechief architectural conservator（structural design）chief architectural conservator（structural design）chief architectural conservatorstructural designfacilities designchief architectural conservatorstructural designstructural analysisfacilities designsurvey of mechanismscale of restoration complete or partial dismantlement complete or partial dismantlement ／relocation partial dismantlement ／ partial repair partial repairpreservationprinciplerestoration to a certain time period ／maintenance of the present state・ Generally restored to the originalstate・ When the original conditions areunknown, they are restored to thetime when the entire premises wascompleted・ There are rare cases that arerestored to a certain periodin between when this time isconsidered to be significantrestoration to a certain time period・ In many cases, they are restoredto the original state "because theoriginal appearance has beenclarified・ Those to be opened to the publicoften undergo complete restoration.However, areas udes daily or thatwould be inconvenient if restoredare kept as is or a separate buildingis constructed for living or managingpurposesrestoration to a certain time period・ Generally restored to the originalstate・ However, they tend to be put toadaptive use and many areasare installed with new facilities oraltered for convenlence, regardlessof the fact that the building is being"restored to the original state"＊ In the futureIn many of the recent cases, thecondition at the time when theestablishment ceased operation orthe present state is retained＊ Based on data from restoration reportsChart 1　A Comparison of Elements of Restoration as Shown in figures 1 through 5