What are the advantages of symmetrical design of buildings?

The symmetry of architecture is firstly called beauty because of people's traditional aesthetic theory. In addition, strict symmetry will enhance the sense of ceremony and weaken the interest. So generally speaking, large-scale projects, such as government office buildings, office buildings, national museums and other office buildings and commercial buildings, are mostly symmetrical, while buildings that pay attention to space interest, such as exhibition buildings and small activity centers, pay attention to the communication between people and space, and are rarely symmetrical, paying more attention to block modeling.

Symmetry has aesthetic value. People's experience of symmetrical beauty comes from their perception of external beauty such as human body, animals, plants and mountains and rivers. The external expression of natural beauty is the formal beauty of natural beauty, the internal law of natural beauty is the content beauty of natural beauty, and scientific aesthetics is to study the dialectical unity relationship between content beauty and formal beauty. The beauty of nature is an endless treasure. It gives people with aesthetic standards a steady stream of excellent gifts. If we appreciate gifts from a scientific point of view, we can give full play to the aesthetic value of objects. Here is an example of the "golden section" pioneered by ancient Greek philosophers. French philosophy and aestheticians further elaborated the golden section in the book Aesthetic Studies published by 1855. It is found that navel is the golden point of vertical height of human body, and kneecap is the golden point of brain and calf. The golden section is a structural principle of human and animal and plant morphology.