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['Finding Modern Japanese Bridges: Stone, Wood and Steel']

Norihide Imagawa, Shinsuke Suematsu

Docomomo Journal · 2011

doi:10.52200/45.a.b8dsptc7 (opens in a new tab)

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Abstract

In Japan where many earthquakes occur there is a certain standpoint about long–life architecture and bridges The relation between material and form is important for this standpoint. The reason is not only that materials have their own character, for example, physical and chemical properties, but also that form has its own individual character as load–bearing system. Without the relation between material and form, long–life architecture and bridges can’t be realized.

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