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Which buildings are the combination of tradition and modernity? What are the characteristics of the two?

The first era

1945 (Liberation)–1970

The embryonic form of modern architecture-two pillars

Jin Zhongye (disciple of French le corbusier)

Pay attention to styling and personal activities

Swoo geun Kim (Apprentice of Kanz Ge Tan)

Pay attention to space and organize activities.

(Space Architecture Design Office)

Jinzhongye

Masterpiece:

French embassy in Korea

Xinjiang university

Institute of educational development

second generation

1970- 1992

-The era of military dictatorship: emphasizing national self-esteem

-Accepting advanced foreign cultures.

-& gt； A period of contradiction and opposition

Historicism-Inheriting Korean Tradition

Contextualism

the practice of formalities for formalities' sake

classicalism

Historicism-Inheriting Korean Tradition

1. Retro ancient building form

Blind patriotism is combined with stylism.

Step 2 Use materials, decorations and details

3. Inherit the principle of architectural design-pay attention to space.

Blessing Memorial Church-Li Xitai (1967)

Sejong Culture Club-Yan (1977)

Quanzhou Municipal Government Hall-Jin Jixiong (1983)

Jin Taizhu National Museum of Modern Art (1986)

Independence Memorial Hall-Kim (1987)

Art Exhibition Hall-Concert Hall (1988)

2. Contextualism

Be in harmony with the surrounding environment

Consider the background of urban development.

Zhao Chenglong Renhe University Student Activity Center (1986)

3. Formalism

Attach importance to the formal beauty of architecture.

Combinatorial geometric form

Catholic Zheng (1989)

4. Classicism

Retro western classical style

Olympia Center-Park Shang Dun (1989)