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ARCHITECTURE

Albert E. Dien

Six Dynasties Civilization, 2007, p.46

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Título:
ARCHITECTURE
Autor: Albert E. Dien
Assuntos: Anthropology ; Applied arts ; Applied sciences ; Architectural elements ; Architecture ; Arts ; Asian history ; Asian studies ; Behavioral sciences ; Brick buildings ; Building construction ; Buildings ; Chinese history ; Civil engineering ; Construction engineering ; Dwellings ; East Asian history ; Eaves ; Engineering ; Ethnography ; Ethnology ; Flooring ; Institutional buildings ; Masonry buildings ; Minor structures ; Murals ; Pagodas ; Palaces ; Religious buildings ; Residential buildings ; Roofing ; Roofs ; Six Dynasties ; Temples ; Tiles ; Timber frame buildings ; Towers ; Visual arts ; Wood buildings
É parte de: Six Dynasties Civilization, 2007, p.46
Descrição: Architecture in China was extremely conservative. The commitment to the timber-frame building, based on the principle of post-and-lintel structure, and to wood as the primary building material meant that any change was within relatively narrow limits. Still, the Six Dynasties period was an important one in the history of Chinese architecture because of the impact of Buddhism on the native tradition. It was also during this period that certain typical features appeared, such as an increased commitment to wooden structures, a greater emphasis on the roof, a start toward greater depth of eaves, a more complex bracket system, and the
Editor: Yale University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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