Planning and Architecture (China Architecture and Expression 2003) (Includes CD-ROM)

Author: Xing Rihuan
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: In the editing of Chinese Architecture and Expression 2003, I believe that interpreting Chinese architecture is more beneficial for appreciating the Chinese architectural industry, so we emphasized Chinese architecture rather than expression. May more people understand the current dynamics of Chinese architectural design, see more progress and hope. Of course, the development of the Chinese architectural industry has contributed significantly to the advancement of architectural design. The history of Chinese architectural development will undoubtedly record the masterful expressions of architects from all parts of China. What truly deserves attention is Chinese architectural design, which is advancing at a high speed, showcasing various techniques. Some even joke: The teacher assigned homework, and for the past three years, everyone has been learning how to use the frame technique. As a result, the "hats" of KPF are everywhere, and the entire nation has been practicing accordingly. Reading 300 poems of Tang poetry may not make one a poet, but it can help one recite them. Copying a building is better than creating a piece of junk! While the number of truly realized buildings is limited, the absolute quantity is large, and there might still be some.