@article{oai:komajo.repo.nii.ac.jp:00001348,
 author = {岩谷, 洋子 and IWAYA, Yoko},
 issue = {25},
 month = {Dec},
 note = {Francesco Boromini, one of the three greatest architects of Roman Baroque period in the 17
th century, realized a luxurious and ingenious large space of the Vallicella Library in the
institute of the Congregation of the Oratory. It responded to the idea of the Oratorians’, an open
and public library that accepts all visitors seeking knowledge. For visitors, Borromini arranged
available reading rooms to study freely, considering their use of terraces. Not only for visitors’
convenience but also for the Oratorians’ in order not to disturb the private life, Borromini
carefully examined the vertical and horizontal movement and the plans of the library and each
room related to it.
For the preacher as a guest staying in the building for a certain period, Borromini also made
him easy to use the library, secured a flow line that did not intersect with the area of the
Oratorians’ rooms, and arranged his rooms.
As a symbol of the Congregation of the Oratory of a high intellectual level, and with a huge
collection of books, Borromini creates a spacious view in the decorative and impressive main
room of the library surrounded only by book shelves equipped a book table.},
 pages = {229--248},
 title = {フランチェスコ・ボッロミーニによるローマのオラトリオ会における ヴァッリチェッリアーナ図書館の計画に関する考察},
 year = {2018},
 yomi = {イワヤ, ヨウコ}
}