The Conservation Reports of Religious Architecture Cultural Property:The Chulien Temple in Hsinchu City for Example

• Main Authors: Yu-Chun Chao, 游淳詔
• Other Authors: 林春美
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2010
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/54033127534977633284

碩士 === 國立臺南藝術大學 === 古物維護研究所 === 98 === The thesis is taking the conservation of the historical architecture of Chulien Temple in Hsinchu City as a research object. Nowadays, the reports of conservation are based on the cultural heritage preservation law, collecting necessary archives only. However, there are no complete records to describe the techniques and procedures of artisans but only pictures before and after treatment. The conservation reports are part of history which helps people appreciate the precious of historic monuments. The conservation reports are important not only for its research value, but also references for next conservation projects. Therefore, we need explicit investigation and documentation including text reports, pictures and mapping before and after conservation to help us record “history” and ”authenticity” of historic monuments. This thesis collected and generalized relative conservation engineering reports and theses to give references for following conservation work. Secondly, this paper discussed the theories and manners of European conservation reports. It also compared theories of the conservation processes of Japanese religious architecture cultural property, focusing on wooden structures and then reviewed the ways of writing conservation reports of historic monuments in Taiwan today.Finally, the paper took the conservation report of Chulien temple in Hsinchu city as an example comparing previous studies to establish a specific way and the contents for the conservation reports of religious architecture cultural property. Moreover, it discussed the remaining problems of present conservation report of religious architecture cultural property and then proposed a mode of conservation reports for following conservation work in Taiwan.