Architectural characteristics in late Qing dynasty

In the examples of architecture in Qing Dynasty, the level of group arrangement and decoration design has reached maturity. Landscape architecture, in particular, has a high level of modeling and change in combination with terrain or space.

During this period, building technology is still innovating, mainly in the introduction and use of glass and the progress of masonry. During this period, the residential buildings in China were rich and colorful, and there were many flexible freestyle buildings.

Tibetan Buddhist architecture with unique style flourished during this period. These Buddhist temples have various shapes, breaking the traditional single style of the original temple buildings and creating colorful architectural forms, represented by a number of Tibetan Buddhist temples built in Yonghe Palace and Chengde in Beijing.

In the late Qing Dynasty, some new architectural images combining Chinese and Western styles appeared in China.