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Yasuhiko Nishizawa: Colonial architecture

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The historian Nissiz and Yashiko, a historian, called the “construction architecture" the architecture that was built in the region where Japan ruled by colonial, urban, railroad, or peer rule in the late 19th century. The author claims that architecture reflects the whole of the time, so that we can speak about history through architecture, and then by colonial architecture, we analyze Japanese rule ideology and networks.

Korean title: 식민지 건축

Korean author: 니시자와 야스히코

Korean publisher: 마티

ISBN-13: 9791190853378

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GK*******
June 18, 2024

It was fun. And we can see very carefully how much Japan is passionate about the West, and how much it wants to be represented in architecture.

AB*****
June 17, 2024

I read it. Three- Chapter material over the colonial "Pure.". Chapter five, I read the network part more interesting.

IA*****
March 18, 2023

I read about the history of the colonial days of architecture, and how I understood history by looking at the buildings!

니시자와 야스히코: 식민지 건축
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