Book (Practical) Home economics and life sciences The Design History of People Who Continue to Be Stored / Seiko Kitada

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Home Economics and life environment studies Studies by the author who teaches the history of design at Kuwasawa Design Laboratory
[Introduction to Contents]
The history of "storage" is the act that everyone takes for granted.
There is no end to the publication of books and magazines that mainly deal with storage related to housing.
Why there is no end to the topic of storage.
Also, why we keep trying to store things somehow.
In this book, the history of storage is organized into 3 chapters and 10 parts with the theme of "how storage in housing has been talked about."
We take up the meaning of storage that changes with the times and the context in which it appears with clues from words.
We take up the meaning of storage that is a product of design and put it somewhere in the house, hide it, decorate it, and sometimes make storage goods for it.
The history of storage is also the history of design by nameless people.
[Contents]
Introduction
Chapter 1 : The 2000 s
Experiments without end - Bloggers' storage
(Starting from a blog / I want to avoid "a sense of living" moderately, "living" is a context of storage, "living" is a context of storage, and "living" is a context of storage,> (Interior Magazine for Teens / Storage for "Space Production" / Children's Room / Making children's rooms into private rooms / Dream of "My Room")
Column Enchanting Wire Net
Saving Hand to "Storage Mat" - Professional storage
(From professional of moving to professional of storage / To become manual / To become entertainment of storage / To grow with storage)
Column Where did storage goods using waste go
From the late Meiji period to during the war
Prologue to talking about storage - Housewives storage
(Women in "Home" and housework / Who talks about storage / storage as a method / Women who are busy with housework / Formation of a place to talk about storage)
Column A4 Documents are stored in a bag
Everyday storage - Citizens storage
(From housewives to the "People" / Ingenuity in emergencies / Value of "simplicity" under wartime regime / "House" for "minimum living" / Storage is connected)
Summary
Author's brief history
Born in Osaka in 1975.
Doctor of Arts.
After working as a Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Special Researcher (DC2, PD) and part-time lecturer 2011