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草平庵プロジェクト--川の記憶のデザイン The Sohei Project : -Design for Place and Time- 今井, 裕夫 イマイ, ヒロオ 船曵, 悦子 フナビキ, エツコ Imai, Hiroo Funabiki, Etsuko 親和力 地勢 蘇生 気風 水鏡 When considering what is important to the revitalization and attractiveness of a city, from an literary or artistic viewpoint, the novelist Morita Sohei (1881-1949) comes to mind. Born in the Sagiyama district of Gifu City, Morita was a leading disciple of the novelist Natsume Soseki. In 1973, the Morita Sohei Memorial Hall was constructed to honor his literary accomplishments. At the site are gardens and Sho-an, Morita's former residence. Due to deterioration of the buildings and surrounding gardens over the years, the author recently undertook a project to restore the site. Originally, Sho-an had been located on the banks of the Nagara River flowing through Gifu City. However, successive river management projects over the years have resulted in constraining the river to a single waterway. Consequently, Sho-an and its gardens are now located far away from the Nagara River. In order to restore the original riverside atmosphere of the site, a concept of a "Design for Place and Time" was adopted for this project. Rather than creating a new radical design, the guiding factor in the design was the recreation of the original, yet fresh sense of place and time. When considering what is important to the revitalization and attractiveness of a city, from an literary or artistic viewpoint, the novelist Morita Sohei (1881-1949) comes to mind. Born in the Sagiyama district of Gifu City, Morita was a leading disciple of the novelist Natsume Soseki. In 1973, the Morita Sohei Memorial Hall was constructed to honor his literary accomplishments. At the site are gardens and Sho-an, Morita's former residence. Due to deterioration of the buildings and surrounding gardens over the years, the author recently undertook a project to restore the site. Originally, Sho-an had been located on the banks of the Nagara River flowing through Gifu City. However, successive river management projects over the years have resulted in constraining the river to a single waterway. Consequently, Sho-an and its gardens are now located far away from the Nagara River. In order to restore the original riverside atmosphere of the site, a concept of a "Design for Place and Time" was adopted for this project. Rather than creating a new radical design, the guiding factor in the design was the recreation of the original, yet fresh sense of place and time. 岐阜市立女子短期大学 2003 jpn departmental bulletin paper https://doi.org/10.24516/00000398 https://gifu-cwc.repo.nii.ac.jp/records/418 10.24516/00000398 110004471224 AN10208264 09163174 岐阜市立女子短期大学研究紀要 Bulletin of Gifu City Women's College 53 145 151 https://gifu-cwc.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/418/files/soheian_imai.pdf application/pdf 470.7 kB 2020-11-30