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geyabari 下屋梁 | ||||||
KEY WORD : architecture / folk dwellings | ||||||
A beam
that spans the peripheral structural zone *geya
下屋, created by extending the roof down beyond the central main frame *jouya
上屋, in traditional vernacular houses *minka
民家, with thatched roofs. The geyabari is tenoned into the side of
the *jouyabashira
上屋柱, the post at the interface between jouya and geya, at
one end, and either jointed to the top of the *geyabashira
下屋柱, the post defining the outer edge of the geya, or lapped over
the eave purlin *geyageta
下屋桁, at the other. It varies in length from one bay *ken
間, just under 2m, to under half a bay. Also called a *tsunagibari
繋梁, particularly when its length is half a bay or less. In the vicinity
of Osaka the term is also applied to the eave purlin. |
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