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En restant sur des exemples très anciens, les choix du jour s'avèrent généreux en chaume.
Selon les sites et les reconstitutions, d'autres styles s'imposent on l'a vu - de plus ou moins grosses épaisseurs.
"Constructional systems of early Japanese dwellings" in Measures and construction of the japanese house, Heino Engel, Truttle, 1985, p. 76.
"The history of European architecture is the history of the struggle with the window", commented Le Corbusier (1887-1965), a leading architect of our century. If I paraphrased his words to apply to Japan, I would have to say , "The history of Japanese architecture is the history of the struggle with the pillar." The European architect's confrontation with windows stemmed from the European reliance on stone and brick construction. Is is easy to build high walls, but it is hard to make opennings for windows because of the sheer weight of the stone and brick, which bears down on the lintels.
The Japanese, on the other hand, had to confront a problem witch at first glance seemed trivial, but in fact proved difficult. They found significant obstacles trying to erect perpendicular building elements, especially as the primary material used was almost always wood.
Since Japan was a country of forests, it was natural that wood was he basic building material. The reliance on wood necessitated sound pillars, especially since Japan is earthquake-prone and has high humidity most the year.
The begin with, there is a symbolic dimension to the pillar in Japanese architecture. (...)"
The inner harmony of the Japonese house, Atsushi Ueda, Kodansha international, 1990, p. 11.
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Enceinte de Yoshinogari (reconstitution).
"Yoshinogari Ruins was built 2400 years ago, and it has been Japan's biggest high academic rating ruin for about 700 years. Yoshinogari historical park has restored buildings, fences, it reproduces third century AD."
