Abstract
Japanese architectural reference books "KIWARI-SHO" are known as the method of architectural design for Japanese traditional architecture used by the rules of proportional relationship and module. In this design technique, there is the inevitable problem that one model is not application to various scales of architecture. This paper traces the contents of "KIWARI-SHO" from this point of view, in order to understand its method for various scale of architecture.
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