Macau Architectural Cultural Heritage

Author: Liu Xianjue / Chen Zecheng (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book provides a systematic summary of the development of architectural cultural heritage in Macau over 400 years. It analyzes the characteristics of various architectural types, architectural styles, the coexistence and integration of architectural cultures, as well as the regional characteristics and achievements of Macau's architectural cultural heritage. It examines both modern Chinese traditional architecture and Western architecture, and also provides commentary on the Chinese-Western blended architectural phenomena. The book is divided into five chapters. In the investigation records, a total of 86 typical cases were collected and studied, which have been comprehensively compiled into a table, including location and date. Additionally, a map of typical case locations was specially created to facilitate readers in locating them. Each case includes a brief introduction and current photographs, with many also featuring measured drawings. The book contains approximately 600 illustrations, all of which are firsthand materials. The content is comprehensive and systematic, with rich illustrations, making it one of the most representative specialized works on Macau's architectural cultural heritage to date. This book is suitable for urban planners, architects, cultural heritage workers, historians, as well as general tourism enthusiasts for reference, reading, and collection.