What are the characteristics of modern architecture in China?

Modern China architecture has triple architectural cultural concepts of western classical architectural culture, China traditional architectural culture and modern architectural culture, which is the contradictory unity of these triple architectural cultural concepts.

Modern architecture in China refers to modern architecture in China, which is a building activity since the establishment of 1949 People's Republic of China (PRC). It is divided into five periods: the recovery period of national economy (1949 ~ 1952) and the first five-year plan period (1953 ~ 1952).

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Tangshan reconstruction

1In the early morning of July 28th, 976, a strong earthquake of magnitude 7.8 occurred in Tangshan and Fengnan areas of Hebei Province, and 94% of the civil buildings and 90% of the industrial buildings in the urban area were destroyed by the earthquake. After 1978 was prepared, 1979 began to resume construction. At 1986, a brand-new Tangshan city rose from the ruins.

After the transformation of Tangshan, the industrial area, living area, commercial area (Figure 27, Tangshan Department Store, designed by Shi, Yu Jiafeng and Chen Guixiang) and warehouse layout are reasonable, the living environment is beautiful, and the living service facilities are relatively perfect. The urban roads are widened and straightened, and the road system consists of more than 50 primary and secondary trunk roads with a total length of 150 kilometers.

By June 1986, the investment in rebuilding Tangshan was 4 1.5 1 billion yuan, with a total construction area of 1.8 million square meters, including residential buildings 1 1.22 million square meters. In the process of Tangshan's restoration and construction, the anti-seismic technology of architectural design is discussed in many aspects, which provides experience for the national anti-seismic work and valuable information for the countries in the earthquake-stricken areas of the world. Modern architecture in China

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-China Modern Architecture