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11	Modern Translation of GuanZhong Narrow Courtyard Chen, Yijian January 2019 (has links) Guanzhong narrow courtyard is a traditional architecture form of family house in Guanzhong area in China. This project will be dedicated to my grandmother. She used to live in such house for decades. Although she has moved to city long ago, she is still missing the life in such narrow courtyard house. Unfortunately the old house has been teared down just like most of them in Guanzhong area. So I would like to design a new house for her and explore a way to translate the traditional architecture form into a modern building. Family House Traditional Chinese architecture form Courtyard Architecture Arkitektur
12	Hsi Yang Lou Untersuchungen zu den "Europäischen Bauten" des Kaisers Ch'ien-lung. Schulz, Alexander, January 1966 (has links) Inaug.-Diss.--Würzburg. / Vita. Bibliography: p. 78-81.
13	Hsi Yang Lou Untersuchungen zu den "Europäischen Bauten" des Kaisers Ch'ien-lung. Schulz, Alexander, January 1966 (has links) Inaug.-Diss.--Würzburg. / Vita. Bibliography: p. 78-81.
14	IDS---Intelligent Dougong System: A Knowledge-based and Graphical Simulation of Construction Processes of China’s Song-style Dougong System Hao, Shilun January 2014 (has links) No description available. Civil Engineering Architecture Archaeology Art History Artificial Intelligence Art Education Engineering Wood Asian Studies Chinese architecture Chinese construction Chinese dougong construction dougong construction engineering graphic intelligent system roof construction Song-style dougong 3-D simulation
15	Shi in Architecture: the Efficacy of Traditional Chinese Doors Zhu, Qi 20 June 2008 (has links) This dissertation explores the concept of shi manifested in traditional Chinese architecture by examining the efficacy of the traditional Chinese house doors. Three connotations of the concept of shi derived from different philosophical schools of thought during the Warring States Period: the advantageous shi, the authoritative shi and the self-so-doing shi, are re-engaged as the theoretical framework for this study. The three categories of shi correspondingly shed light on the understanding of the craftiness in architectural constructions, the embodied cultural meanings in building elements and the aesthetics achieved by the artful arrangement of building elements. This study also further reveals the essential nature of shi as weak and amorphous in parallel with the weak ontology proposed by Gianni Vattimo. It is this weak and amorphous nature of shi that results in the complexity, diversity and richness of traditional Chinese house doors. This new perspective of examining architecture through the lens of shi also provides a way for looking at the future development of Chinese architecture beyond the limitations of internationalism yet within the realm of a critical local modernity. / Ph. D. Shi Chinese architecture Chinese house doors Chinese gardens doors advantageous shi authoritative shi self-so-doing shi amulet Confucian rites door orientations cosmology propensity Fengshui door amulets Huizhou Yin Yu Tang
16	Construction Simulation of Wudian Using 3-D Graphics and Animations Li, Jiyuan 21 May 2015 (has links) No description available. Civil Engineering Classical Studies Computer Engineering Conservation Ancient History Ancient Civilizations Architectural Architecture Archaeology Asian Studies Design Engineering Educational Software Educational Technology History Chinese Architecture Construction Simulation Dou Gong Graphic 3-D Models Qing Dynasty Architecture Three-dimensional Animation Three-dimensional Simulation Timber Structure Wudian Wudian Construction Wudian Roof

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