What are the architectural features of Japan?

The architectural features of Japan are: simple appearance, less decoration, especially the wide use of fair-faced concrete; I like modular building blocks and simple geometric shapes to make building blocks, which gives people a quiet, clean and elegant feeling. Ancient buildings: Learn from the ancient buildings in China, but the style is unique, unlike many red and green buildings in China, which are colorful. Japanese architecture is much more elegant and simple, giving people a sense of beauty and elegance. The grandeur of China, which combines the sad feelings of Buddhism, gives rise to a dry landscape courtyard, which is solemn and even lacks a high-spirited style. It highlights the quiet, beautiful and subtle decoration.

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The development of modern Japanese architecture has experienced various styles, such as total westernization, crown style of traditional revival, gentle style, etc. Finally, through the continuous exploration of the deep culture of the Japanese nation, we can find the convergence point between tradition and modernity from the aspects of dialogue between architecture and environment, grasp of spatial image and understanding of material expression.

The indoor space in Japanese architecture, especially the public part of the building, is very harmonious and coherent with the external space, which means that the "gray space" is a very distinctive space in Japanese architecture. The so-called "gray space" refers to the transition space between indoor and outdoor, which weakens the boundary between the inside and outside of the building to a certain extent and combines the two into an organic whole.