Motoki KATSUHARA

Hideto Kishida's Philosophy of Modern Architecture from the end of Taisho Period to the Prewar Showa Period 

Mar, 2016  

THE LECTURE POLICY AND ITS THEORETICAL CHARACTERS OF HIDETO KISHIDA'S "KENCHIKU KEIKAKU" CLASS IN SHOWA PREWAR PERIOD - Based on analysis of the lecture manuscripts "Introduction to the architectural design" (1937) and the syllabus on the engineering department of the Tokyo imperial university - 

The Architectural Institute of Japan’s Journal of Architecture and Planning, (702) 1819, Aug, 2014  Peer-reviewedLead author

HIDETO KISHIDA’S DESIGN ACTIVITIES FOUND IN DRAWINGS AND DOCUMENTS OWNED BY KANAZAWA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND TOKYO METROPOLITAN ARCHIVES 

AIJ Journal of Technology and Design, 20(45) 779-784, 2014  Peer-reviewedLead author

HIDETO KISHIDA'S FORMATIVE IDEAS IN ARCHITECTURE DESIGN, ANALYSIS THROUGH HIS LECTURE MANUSCRIPT "ISHO AND SOSHOKU" (1937) - The amplification on comments to Cyureito and works of tombstone and statue pedestals in the early Showa period - 

The Architectural Institute of Japan’s Journal of Architecture and Planning, (694) 2597, Dec, 2013  Peer-reviewedLead author