Is there any naming method of traditional colors in China named after buildings?

yes. The discussion on the application of color in traditional buildings in China shows that although the buildings in China are called multicolor, the color application of buildings focuses on moderate embellishment, with solemn weather and elegance. The colors are mainly blue, yellow and red, with ink, white and yellow in between. Where the color is deepened or lightened, the method of overlapping halo is used. Its method is also common from the Tang Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty, and architectural color is also a symbol in China architectural culture. For example, in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the basic colors of the royal buildings in Beijing were yellow and red, with yellow tiles and red walls as the basic features, and yellow tiles could only be used in royal buildings or buildings built by emperors.