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    Attitudes toward historical preservation in Kyoto and Venice based on the different world views of Buddhism and the Western metaphysics of continuous presence.

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    都市計画と当て外れ

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    Attitudes toward historical preservation in Kyoto and Venice based on the different world views of Buddhism and the Western metaphysics of continuous presence.

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    1.

    The streaming river


    ever flows,
    and yet, the water
    never is
    the same.

    Foam floats upon the pools,


    scattering, re-forming,
    never lingering long.

    So it is with man
    and all his dwelling places
    here on earth.

    1155-12161212

    transiency

    1730-1801

    Heraclitus

    architecture

    formasah
    shapingAdam
    adamah

    Benjamin Disraeli, 1804-1881


    Coningsby, or The New Generation, 1844

    Vitruvius BC- ADAugustus,


    63BC-14AD

    firmitas
    ultilitasvenustas


    magnificence = great making

    3. Kyoto is Burning

    Henry Stimson

    ICOMOS

    2005
    52.3% 74.6%

    25.6%
    6644%

    4. Venice is Sinking
    475

    1486-1570

    1819-1900

    Aqua Alta

    MOSE = Modulo Sperimentale Elettromeccanico


    MosesMose

    Buddha taught
    we must not be
    attached.

    Yet the way


    I love this hut
    is itself attachment.

    To be attached
    to the quiet and serene
    must likewise be a burden.

    No more time shall I waste


    speaking of useless pleasures.

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