| Timber-Framed Buildings in Belgium |
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| Europe may call to mind images of stone buildings, yet splendid wooden structures and the techniques involved in their construction abound throughout the region. The Western European buildings of Germany and France are typical of this genre. In Belgium, however, the characteristic styles of both these countries have reached a synthesis. Through architectural drawings, video, models and tools, the current exhibition depicts timber-framed buildings and construction techniques in Walloon, introduces the region of southern Belgium and examines wooden structures throughout Europe. |
| Duration |
May 23 through August 11 |
Hours
Holidays |
10:00～17:00
（no admission after 16:30）
Sundays and national holidays |
| Admission |
Adults 200 yen
College Students 150 yen
Persons 18 and under Free |
| Inquiries |
Museum and Archives
Kyoto Institute of Technology
Ph.075-724-7924
E-mail：siryokan@kit.ac.jp
URL
http://www.cis.kit.ac.jp/~siryokan/main.html |
【Special Program】
■Symposium■
| Traditional European Timber-framed Buildings and Building Techniques |
| Time and date |
July 30, 2:00 to 4:30 pm |
| Venue |
60th Anniversary Hall
in Kyoto Institute of Technology
East Campus
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| Lecturer |
Dr. Christoph Henrichsen, Karl Jaspers Center, Heidelberg University |
| Panelists |
Dr. Christoph Henrichsen
Dr. Marcelo Nishiyama, (Director of Research, Takenaka Carpentry Museum, Kobe)
Ms. Eri Matsumoto（Board of Education, Tottori Prefecture）
Dr. Susumu Hyuga（KIT Graduate School of Science and Technology Professor）
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| Capacity |
200 persons（first come, first served on July 30 – no registration required） |
| Admission |
Free
(Exhibition is charged for admission to the exhibition, Timber-Framed Buildings in Belgium)
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