A Study on the Standard Design of Former Japanese Army Arsenal Facilities After Russo-Japanese War

Natsuo SHIRASU; Shunsuke KURAKATA

doi:10.3130/aija.91.892

March 31, 2026Journal of Architecture and Planning (Transactions of AIJ)Open Access

A Study on the Standard Design of Former Japanese Army Arsenal Facilities After Russo-Japanese War

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The aim is to reexamine the architectural standards used in military warehouses built by the Former Japanese Army.
Analysis of historical architectural designs
Review of military infrastructure from the Sino-Japanese War to World War I
Comparison of designs across different time periods
Identification of standard design features in brick-built military warehouses
Documentation of design evolution influenced by historical conflicts
Highlights the architectural heritage linked to Japan's military history

Implication

Examines architectural designs of military warehouses, indicating their historical significance in Japanese military history.

Abstract

This study reexamines the architectural standard design of brick-built military warehouses constructed by the Former Japanese Army between the Sino-Japanese War and First World Wars.

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