What is the pursuit of high level in the spatial art of traditional Chinese architecture

About what is the pursuit of high level in the spatial art of traditional Chinese architecture is as follows:

The traditional Chinese architectural design concepts are completely different from the Western geometrical-based architectural design concepts, which is essentially due to the difference between Chinese and Western cultures. According to the general understanding, Chinese culture emphasizes on human beings, while Western culture emphasizes on objects;

Chinese culture emphasizes on morality and art, while Western culture emphasizes on science and religion; Chinese culture emphasizes on integration, unification, and coexistence and oneness, while Western culture emphasizes on the unique spirit of different eras or multiple genres. The article focuses on analyzing the traditional Chinese architectural design concepts, and on this basis, it studies the influence of traditional Chinese architectural design concepts on modern architectural design concepts.

Traditional Chinese architecture; design conceptsA building is a place built for people to use or live in using building materials such as wood and stone, and from this definition, architecture includes and is not limited to the types of houses, bridges, and gardens.

With the continuous development of human society and civilization, architecture gradually transcends its own function, accumulates profound cultural connotations, grows to be an important part of the diversified cultures of mankind, and vividly preserves the historical development process of different countries, regions, and nationalities with its material existence, and is an important material carrier of people's civilization.

Traditional Chinese architecture is characterized by the common use of wooden frames, which forms the unique style of Chinese architecture. There are several types of wooden structure depending on the region and the type of building, but the raised beam type is the most important. The so-called "raised beam type" is the arch structure that people usually see with beams and pillars as the skeleton. This kind of arch structure is most used in palaces, temples and other high-level buildings.

In the layout of the "room" as a unit to form a single building, and then a single building to form the courtyard, and then the courtyard as a unit to form a group of buildings. However, regardless of the single building or a group of buildings, the design is often north-south as the vertical axis, east-west as the horizontal axis of the main building and secondary building arrangements, take the square or rectangular, with corridors and walls to form a closed whole.