Architectural Environment and Chinese Home Concepts

Author: Ding Wenjian
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Based on summarizing, analyzing, and researching the correlation between architectural environments and ancient Chinese Feng Shui theory, this book has accomplished the following aspects. It aims to provide some concepts for the protection of ancient architecture and the modern revival and reconstruction of classical buildings. Additionally, it offers scientific references from ancient Feng Shui theory for modern architectural design and planning.
1. From a historical perspective, the book classifies and studies ancient Feng Shui theory, summarizing its philosophical and cultural connotations, numerical principles, and limitations. It systematically summarizes and analyzes the role and concepts of ancient Feng Shui theory.
2. From the perspective of architectural site selection, it focuses on summarizing the elements related to Feng Shui theory, such as soil and water flow. It uses modern scientific theories to verify the scientific validity of some Feng Shui concepts. It also analyzes the Feng Shui requirements for the layout of ancient cities and settlements, elaborating on the scientific factors that can be referenced in modern planning.
3. From the perspective of buildings, the book analyzes the form, spirit, and momentum of ancient architecture. It compares ancient Feng Shui theory with ecological architecture and landscape architecture, revealing the philosophical unity between ancient Feng Shui theory and modern construction science.
4. From the perspective of interior design, it combines some Feng Shui research findings from Hong Kong and Taiwan. It analyzes the Feng Shui requirements for the arrangement of homes and companies, using modern architectural floor plans and decorative design principles. It demonstrates that Feng Shui requirements and modern architectural requirements are ultimately aligned.