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What is the definition of architecture?

Architecture is the general name of buildings and structures, and it is an artificial environment created by people to meet the needs of social life by using the material and technical means they have mastered and applying certain scientific laws, geomantic concepts and aesthetic laws.

The objects of architecture range from comprehensive environmental design, including regional planning, urban planning and landscape design, and related building processes before the formation of the community, to the production of indoor furniture and small objects. And its usual object is a unit in a site.

Construction services refer to the construction, repair and decoration of various buildings, structures and their ancillary facilities, the installation of lines, pipelines, equipment and facilities, and other engineering operations. Including engineering services, installation services, repair services, decoration services and other construction services.

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Living rooms, palaces and temples of China buildings, that is, different kinds of buildings, are mostly the same configuration. They are all big houses in the middle, with a yard in front and symmetrical rooms around the yard. It seems that we don't pay attention to the individuality of architecture, but this is actually the characteristic of China architecture.

China's architecture has long paid attention to "generality" and "standardization", which is in sharp contrast with western architecture's emphasis on "speciality". Therefore, there is little difference between the official residence and the mansion; Private houses can be donated to temples for religious enthusiasm. In other words, the place where God lives and the house where people live are very flexible in China people's concept.

Vocabulary related to architecture:

1, the so-called building is a multi-storey building, which was called "heavy house" in ancient times. Among the unearthed cultural relics of the Han Dynasty, many funerary funerary vessels are high-rise buildings.

2. The word "Tang" is often used with "Dian". In fact, the original meaning of "Tang" is a high platform, and later it refers to the magnificent buildings on the high platform.

Temple, originally meaning "town", the tall palace building gives people a feeling of awe and majesty, which is the origin of "temple".

4. The "palace" often used with the temple originally meant a cave with a roof, and later became the name of the temple.

The pavilion is also a building with more than one floor, but it is not as layered as the "building", which means that the internal space of the "pavilion" is unobstructed as a whole.

6. Xuan, a corridor or hut with windows. Declare and brighten your mind. When the ancients named their study, they liked to use the word "Xuan", such as Cao Xueqin's Mourning for the Red Xuan.

7. Pavilions and pavilions are usually built on high platforms, near water or near water. They were originally used for archery, so at least one side is open. Later, many "pavilions" appeared in garden buildings, suddenly facing the water, adding poetry to the garden.

8. Land was originally a temporary hut built by ancient farmers when they were farming in the fields. The ancients used this word to name their houses, taking its simple meaning.

9. Fasting, the original meaning is fasting, which is used to name the residence, but it has no distractions and dedication.

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