History of the Fusion of Chinese and Western Architectural Cultures in Modern China

Author: Yang Bingde
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: Chinese architectural culture is a multi-faceted cultural crystallization forged over a long period by various ethnic groups. Whether in literature or physical artifacts, it demonstrates a profound cultural heritage. However, research on architecture from a cultural perspective, covering multiple and comprehensive dimensions, is still in its early stages. This library is a collection of systematic research achievements on Chinese architectural culture in China. It encompasses architectural culture studies, ideological origins and evolution, architectural etymology, the examination of canonical institutions, the cultural and artistic perspectives of tombs, gardens, decorative elements, the external spatial structure of buildings, environmental ecology, the fusion of Chinese and Western architectural cultures, as well as famous architectural works, master craftsmen, military and bridge construction art across dynasties. This book is one of the works in the library, published in international large 16K format with a hardcover binding, full-color printing, and is a valuable collectible. It combines extensive materials and illustrations to provide a visually rich introduction to the emergence and development of modern Chinese cities, the cloning, dissemination, and transformation of Western architectural culture in China, and the exploration of architects in Chinese architectural national forms.