Per un nuovo concetto di architettura : tradizione e modernità da Edo a Tokyo.

INTRODUZIONE

1. CAPITOLO 1 - PER UNA STORIA DELLA CITTÀ ANTICA GIAPPONESE

1.1. Le tipologie delle città storiche giapponesi

1.2. Le caratteristiche della città antica (secoli VII-IX)

1.3. Le caratteristiche della città medioevale (secoli X-XVI)

1.4. Le caratteristiche delle città premoderne (secoli XVI-XIX)

1.5. LE CARATTERISTICHE DELLE CITTÀ MODERNE

2. CAPITOLO 2 - L'APERTURA ALL’OCCIDENTE: IL PERIODO MEIJI (1868-1912)

2.1. L’occidentalizzazione della società

2.2. La politica di apertura del Paese

3. CAPITOLO 3 - IL PROCESSO DI URBANIZZAZIONE DELL’EPOCA MEIJI

3.1. Alla ricerca di strumenti di pianificazione (1868 -1919)

3.1.1. Ginza - Calamità naturale, trasformazione politica e primi tentativi di occidentalizzazione

3.1.2. L'Area di Marunouchi -La dismissione del sistema shogunale e la creazione di un quartiere

governativo e uno commerciale

3.2. Lo sviluppo di strumenti di pianificazione (1919-1930)

3.2.1. L'adozione di ordinamenti edilizi: l’esproprio e le linee costruttive

3.2.2. Ridefinizione dei terreni, la madre della pianificazione urbanistica giapponese

3.3. La ricostruzione delle città giapponesi

4. CAPITOLO 4 - ARCHITETTURA E PIANIFICAZIONE URBANA IN GIAPPONE NEGLI ANNI ’40 E ’50...

4.1. L’architettura del‘900

4.1.1. Il periodo prebellico in Giappone

4.1.2. La ricostruzione e l’architettura rappresentativa durante la prima metà degli anni '50 del '900

4.1.3. L'architettura giapponese durante la seconda metà degli anni '50 del ‘900

4.1.4. Tradizione e Modernità nell'architettura sociale di Kenzo Tange

4.2. Lo SVILUPPO URBANO DEL DOPOGUERRA

4.2.1. Le ricostruzioni post belliche

4.2.2. Criteri governativi per l'edilizia residenziale nel corso degli anni 1945 -1955

4.2.3. L'urbanizzazione delle città giapponesi

4.2.4. Edilizia economico popolare in Giappone

4.2.5. Progresso tecnologico nel settore edile del dopoguerra

5. CAPITOLO 5 - LA TRASFORMAZIONE DI TOKYO E L’ORIGINE DI MEGAPROGETTI IN GIAPPONE . ..

5.1. Introduzione sull’origine dell'ambiente urbano giapponese del dopoguerra

5.1.1. La crescita della popolazione urbana

5.2. Background storico del sistema urbano giapponese

5.2.1. La pianificazione tradizionale delle città

5.2.2. Cambiamenti sociali ed economici in Giappone durante gli anni della rapida crescita economica

5.3. LO SVILUPPO DELLE MEGALOPOLI GIAPPONESI NEGLI ANNI '60 DEL '900

5.3.1. La crescita delle aree metropolitane

5.3.2. La megalopoli di Tokaido nella visione di Kenzo Tange

5.4. I PIANI DEL DOPOGUERRA PER Tokyo

5.4.1. La baia di Tokyo e le terre bonificate

5.4.2. Miglioramento dell’ingegneria costiera

5.4.3. Progetti utopici perle aree bonificate della baia di Tokyo

5.4.4. Il progetto di Tange perla Tokyo Bay (1960)

6. CAPITOLO 6 - UN’ OCCASIONE DI CONFRONTO CON L’OCCIDENTE: LE ESPOSIZIONI

6.1. Mostre Internazionali all'estero

6.2. Le Mostre Industriali Nazionali

6.3. Espressione del nuovo concetto di architettura giapponese: Osaka '70 e il parco di Suita .

6.3.1. Il miracolo giapponese e lo sviluppo del Metabolismo

6.3.2. Il piano concettuale di Nishiyama

6.3.3. Il piano e padiglioni

6.3.4. L’architettura del consumismo

6.3.5. Il declino dell’utopia

6.3.6. Il parco oggi: l’esperimento forestale dell’Expo '70 commemorative Park

CONCLUSIONE

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