Main Achievements of Peng Yigang

Tianjin University Architecture Museum Wang Xuezhong Art Research Institute Tianjin Water Park Panda Pavilion Pingdu Park, Shandong Province, Shandong Province, Weihai City, Liugong Island Sino-Japanese War Memorial Museum

The Sino-Japanese War Museum was opened on March 21, 1985,

a commemorative site museum to the Beiyang Navy and the Sino-Japanese War

dispute as the theme of the rich historical sites and features distinctive

displays stand out in the forest of Chinese museums. China Town, London He has published more than 40 academic papers, such as "Exploration of Small-Size Residential Programs Suitable for China's Southern Regions", "Spiral Development and Stylistic Gradual Approximation", and "Cyclical Evolution of Spatial, Physical, and Architectural Forms", which have had a wide impact on the domestic and international architectural community. Six monographs written by Prof. Peng, such as Theory of Architectural Space Combination, Analysis of Chinese Classical Gardens, Analysis of Traditional Village Settlement Landscape, Creativity and Performance, have been highly praised by experts and scholars at home and abroad, and have been awarded the first prize of the First National Excellent Architecture Book, the second prize of the National Excellent Science and Technology Book, the second prize of the Scientific and Technological Progress of the State Education Commission, and the first prize of the Science and Technology Book of the Ten Northern Provinces and Municipalities. The Memorial Hall of the Sino-Japanese War on Liugong Island won the first prize of excellent architecture of the State Education Commission, the second prize of excellent architecture of the Ministry of Construction, and the bronze prize of excellent architecture of the whole country.

He was awarded the highest prize in the architectural field--Liang Sicheng Architecture Award and China Architecture Education Award

In 1991, the State Council issued him a special government allowance, and at the beginning of 1992, he was honored as a member of the Fourth Discipline Review Group of the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council, and his name has been honored by the American Academy of Sciences (AAAS) in 1989.

In 1989, his name was included in Who's Who in the World by ABI (Ameriran Biographical Institute), and in October 1995, he was elected as an academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences.