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Architectural History and Theory
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his paper aims to clarify the conception process of the “equipment” notion, which is one of the key notions of French creator Charlotte Perriand (1903–1999), using her articles. First, in chapter 2, this paper analyses Perriand’s notion of “equipment” during her Atelier Le Corbusier period. Next, chapter 3 treats her understanding of Japan and chapter 4 analyses the transformation of her notion of “equipment” during her stay in the country. Finally, chapter 5 discusses the characteristics of Perriand’s “equipment”, comparing them with Le Corbusier’s. By examining Perriand’s descriptions of “equipment”, it is found that Le Corbusier’s architectural ideas and her experience in Japan were deeply reflected in the “equipment” notion. However, in the formation of Perriand’s notion, contradictory subjects – industrial techniques and crafts, standards and diversity, and walls and para-walls – coexisted, so the influences of Japan and Le Corbusier cannot be separated. It is concluded that the formation of “equipment” was a process where Le Corbusier, Japan and Perriand herself interacted mutually.
Subject
Charlotte Perriande
quipment
wall
Le Corbusier
Japan
Journal Title
Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering
Volume
18
Issue
5
Start Page
430
End Page
438
ISSN
1346-7581
ISSN(Online)
1347-2852
Published Date
2019-11-02
DOI
Publisher
Taylor & Francis
NII Type
Journal Article
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PDF
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出版社版
Gyoseki ID
e36997
OAI-PMH Set
Faculty of Science and Engineering
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