THE CHANGE IN THE CHARACTERISTICS OF KAZUO SHINOHARA’S RESIDENTIAL WORKS THROUGH PLANAR COMPOSITION AND OPENINGS (PART 3)： THE STUDY OF THE DIFFERENCES IN FORM BETWEEN THE MAIN AND SUBORDINATE SPACES CONNECTED BY INTERIOR OPENINGS IN KAZUO SHINOHARA’

This study clarifies the transition of the characteristics of Kazuo Shinohara's residential works based on the characteristics of the main and subordinate spaces. Focusing on the form of the main and secondary spaces, a cluster analysis is conducted using the presence or absence of differences between them to grasp the characteristics of each work, and to further clarify the characteristics of each style. In addition, we will clarify the relationship between the characteristics of the floor plan and the visual characteristics of the openings, which were clarified in the previous report.