TAILIEUCHUNG - Japan Style Architecture Interiors Design P2

Tham khảo tài liệu 'japan style architecture interiors design p2', kỹ thuật - công nghệ, kiến trúc - xây dựng phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Ỳ A - A Tea Master s Dream Lives On Sado or the Way of Tea seeks to extend the meditative simplicity of the tea ceremony or chanoyu into all aspects of life. The ideal of a mind in complete harmony with nature and free from tine turmoil of worldly affairs has blossomed in Japan since Zen Buddhism arrived here from India and China in the 13th century. From the Meiji Era 1868-1912 to the early Showa Period 1926-1989 many influential people in political and financial circles became paiticularly strong proponents of chanoyu as they searched for balance in their secular and spiritual lives. This helped the ideals of chanoyu strongly influence many arts in Japan including architecture painting pottery poetry calligraphy and flower arrangement. In architecture chanoyu has generated a special style called the Sukiya style known for its minimalism simplicity rusticity understatement and a restrained playfulness. The Takamatsu house was built in 1917 in the Sukiya style by Teiichi Takamatsu a renowned votary of chanoyu in Nagoya distinct located between Tokyo and Kyoto. The second-generation head of a wealthy family that owns substantial real estate he brought his profound love of chanoyu to the building of his house. After his son inherited the family business and his father s beloved residence this house became the setting for many dramas in the financial scene of Japan for the next several decades. This historic legacy nearly came to an end when the house was slated for destruction in 1985. Fortunately Teruyuki Yamazaki a businessman with a deep understanding of Japanese architecture helped save this invaluable Sukiya-style house by purchasing it as a guest house for his company. The new owner was moved by the fact that the Takamatsu house was nearly as old as his machine tool exporting company. Yamazaki Mazak Corp. which was founded in 1919 and had witnessed the same historic developments. Yamazaki relocated the Takamatsu house which was relatively easy to do since .

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