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Japanese detail : architecture / Sadao Hibi.

LIBRA NA7451 .H4313 1989
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Hibi, Sadao, 1947- photographer.
Standardized Title:
Nihon no dentō iro to katachi. English
Language:
English
Japanese
Subjects (All):
Architecture, Domestic--Japan.
Architecture, Domestic.
Decoration and ornament, Architectural--Japan.
Decoration and ornament, Architectural.
Architectural design--Japan.
Architectural design.
Japan.
Local Subjects:
Architecture, Domestic--Japan.
Penn Provenance:
Atkin, Tony (donor)
Physical Description:
142 pages : chiefly illustrations (some color) ; 30 cm
Other Title:
日本の伝統・色とかたち : 住
Place of Publication:
San Francisco : Chronicle Books, 1989
Language Note:
Text in English, translated from Japanese.
Summary:
The author surveys the essential elements of the Japanese aesthetic. From rough hewn flagstone paths to intricate latticework and ornate furnishings, this beautiful sourcebook draws together all the exquisite details of a style that is as timeless as it is contemporary. Full-color images throughout.
Contents:
Nostalgia for color and form
Roofs
Kaerumata
Walls
Latticework
Windows
Gates
Doorways
Design of Japanese architecture
Sliding doors and sliding paper doors
Alcoves and staggered shelves
Furniture
Shop curtains and signboards
Flagstone paths
Washbasins
Garden lanterns
Walls and fences
Beliefs.
Notes:
Translation of: Nihon no dentō iro to katachi.
Translation of: 日本の伝統・色とかたち : 住.
ISBN:
0877015465
9780877015468
9780811836753
0811836754
OCLC:
18016810

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