Overview of western architecture

Western architecture refers to mud, bricks, tiles, stones and wood used by people in western countries; Building materials (modern reinforced concrete, profiles) are built into a space for westerners to live and use according to the composition concept of westerners, such as houses, bridges, gymnasiums, caves, water towers, churches, temples and so on. There is a saying in western philosophy: architecture is solidified music. Architecture is a stone history book. Ten Books of Architecture, a classic masterpiece of ancient Roman architect Victor Runje, puts forward three standards of architecture: firmness, practicality and beauty. These three standards have always influenced the development of later buildings. The traditional buildings in the west are mainly masonry structures. Modern western architecture is mainly reinforced concrete.