Report on Lighting of the Ceremonial Tea-Room

Ogiso, Sadaaki; Sugimoto, Koh‐ichi

doi:10.3130/aijsaxx.230.0_99

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“…Especially in the tea house, as a room specifically designed for holding a spiritual ritual. Ogiso and Sugimoto (1975) use a configuration factor method to calculate the light distribution in a tea house room and the light distribution diagrams are studied for discussion of tea house opening strategy. However, the calculation method used in these studies fell short in considering the property of material and change of daylight.…”

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A Study on Interior Light Environment in Japanese Teahouse and its Relation with Tea Ceremony

Keisen¹,

Fujii²,

Kobayashi³

2019

CAADRIA Proceedings

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A Study on Interior Light Environment in Japanese Teahouse and its Relation with Tea Ceremony

Keisen¹,

Fujii²,

Kobayashi³

2019

CAADRIA Proceedings

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Study on recognized space on plane surface and psychological evaluation in the tea ceremony room

Shio,

Suzuki

2023

Japan Architectural Review

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This study is aimed to clarify the characteristics of changes and psychological evaluation in guest's personal space and solidarity spaces during the tea ceremony. (1) The personal space hardly change, while the other's personal spaces increase. The solidarity space increases in the middle and decreases after exiting the tea ceremony. (2) The most influential factor of spatial recognition is “delivery of the tea and desserts.” (3) The common psychological factors that change simultaneously among thick tea and thin tea are spatial factor, variability factor, richness factor, and impression factor, while comfortable factor, tension factor, and peculiarity factor change differently.

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Study on Recognized Space on Plane Surface and Psychological Evaluation in the Tea Ceremony Room

Shio

Suzuki

2021

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Report on Lighting of the Ceremonial Tea-Room

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A Study on Interior Light Environment in Japanese Teahouse and its Relation with Tea Ceremony

A Study on Interior Light Environment in Japanese Teahouse and its Relation with Tea Ceremony

Study on recognized space on plane surface and psychological evaluation in the tea ceremony room

Study on Recognized Space on Plane Surface and Psychological Evaluation in the Tea Ceremony Room

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