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  • ...uilding and arrangement of doors and windows have the simplicity of modern architecture while the curves of the balcony and window frames are influenced by the Bar [[category:architecture]]
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  • ...d concrete apartment building built in the simple style of European modern architecture with traces of Art Deco. [[category:architecture]]
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  • ...he study of traditional architecture. In 1946, he set up the Department of Architecture of [[Tsinghua University]], where he served as professor and dean of the de
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  • ...he northwest suburbs of [[Beijing]]. More than 100 examples of traditional architecture are to be found in the park, including pavilions, terraces, temples, pagoda
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  • ...he northwest suburbs of [[Beijing]]. More than 100 examples of traditional architecture are to be found in the park, including pavilions, terraces, temples, pagoda
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  • ...amples Garden Architecture in China. More than 100 examples of traditional architecture are to be found in the park, including pavilions, terraces, temples, pagoda
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  • ...amples Garden Architecture in China. More than 100 examples of traditional architecture are to be found in the park, including pavilions, terraces, temples, pagoda
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  • ...amples Garden Architecture in China. More than 100 examples of traditional architecture are to be found in the park, including pavilions, terraces, temples, pagoda
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  • ...amples Garden Architecture in China. More than 100 examples of traditional architecture are to be found in the park, including pavilions, terraces, temples, pagoda
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  • ...amples Garden Architecture in China. More than 100 examples of traditional architecture are to be found in the park, including pavilions, terraces, temples, pagoda
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  • ...amples Garden Architecture in China. More than 100 examples of traditional architecture are to be found in the park, including pavilions, terraces, temples, pagoda
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  • ...he study of traditional architecture. In 1946, he set up the Department of Architecture of [[Tsinghua University]], where he served as professor and dean of the de
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  • ...re of the city" was coined by Qi Jihua, a professor at Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology]] ...surroundings, was coined by Qi Jiahua, a professor at Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology. [[The Nature of the City|(More...)]]
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  • ...re of the city" was coined by Qi Jihua, a professor at Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology]] ...surroundings, was coined by Qi Jiahua, a professor at Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology. [[The Nature of the City|(More...)]]
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  • ...he study of traditional architecture. In 1946, he set up the Department of Architecture of [[Tsinghua University]], where he served as professor and dean of the de ...re'', ''The Annotated Yingzao Fashi'' and ''A Pictorial History of Chinese Architecture''.
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  • ...c structure and sparse decoration reflect the influence of modern European architecture of the 1920s and 1930s. [[category:architecture]]
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  • ...re of the city" was coined by Qi Jihua, a professor at Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology]] ...surroundings, was coined by Qi Jiahua, a professor at Xi’an University of Architecture and Technology.
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  • ...the Rotterdam-based Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA), a leading architecture firm in the world. [[Category: Architecture]][[Category: Landmarks of Beijing]][[Category: Attractions]]
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  • ...architecture in 1960, training under one of the pioneers of modern Chinese architecture, [[Liang Sicheng]].
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  • ...ciety, the first academic organization devoted to the study of traditional architecture. ([[Liang Sicheng|More...]])
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  • ...amples Garden Architecture in China. More than 100 examples of traditional architecture are to be found in the park, including pavilions, terraces, temples, pagoda ...0. The whole project was completed in 1764. Artisans reproduced the Garden Architecture styles of various palaces in China. Kunming Lake was created by extending a
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  • ...strict, the heritage site under city protection and the important historic architecture under the special protection area of [[Tianjin]]. [[Jingyuan Garden|(More)]
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  • ...strict, the heritage site under city protection and the important historic architecture under the special protection area of [[Tianjin]]. [[Jingyuan Garden|(More..
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  • ...ummer Palace, also known as Yiheyuan, is one of the finest examples Garden Architecture in China, and located in the northwest suburbs of Beijing. [[Summer Palace|
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  • ...A small sculpture, pictures of new urban areas, and models of traditional architecture symbolize the dialogue between tradition and future.
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  • ...ury, the '''Potala Palace''' ('''布达拉宫''') is considered a model of Tibetan architecture. It is also the highest ancient palace in the world. [[Potala Palace|(More.
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  • ...ury, the '''Potala Palace''' ('''布达拉宫''') is considered a model of Tibetan architecture. It is also the highest ancient palace in the world. [[Potala Palace|(More.
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  • ...ury, the '''Potala Palace''' ('''布达拉宫''') is considered a model of Tibetan architecture. It is also the highest ancient palace in the world. [[Potala Palace|(More.
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  • ...ury, the '''Potala Palace''' ('''布达拉宫''') is considered a model of Tibetan architecture. It is also the highest ancient palace in the world. [[Potala Palace|(More.
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  • ...owned for its many bridges, small lanes and riverwalk canopies. The town's architecture, built during the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties, are well
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  • ...the northwest suburbs of [[Beijing]], is one of the finest examples Garden Architecture in China. ([[Summer Palace|More...]])
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  • ...m a unique texture. This kind of treatment was very common in early modern architecture of Tianjin. [[Knotty Building|(More...)]]
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  • ...ture, regarded as the 'living fossil'. The village is famous for its earth architecture, charming natural scenery as well as splendid culture. It has abundant well Special features: earth architecture, carving, natural scenery
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  • ...in the northwest suburbs of Beijing, is one of the finest examples Garden Architecture in China. It was included on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1998. [[Summer
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  • ...in the northwest suburbs of Beijing, is one of the finest examples Garden Architecture in China. It was included on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1998. [[Summer
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  • ...in the northwest suburbs of Beijing, is one of the finest examples Garden Architecture in China. It was included on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1998. [[Summer
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  • ...in the northwest suburbs of Beijing, is one of the finest examples Garden Architecture in China. It was included on UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1998. [[Summer
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  • ...rthwest suburb of Beijing, is one of the finest examples in Chinese garden architecture. It was included in UNESCO's World Heritage List in December 1998. [[Summer
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  • ...rthwest suburb of Beijing, is one of the finest examples in Chinese garden architecture. It was included in UNESCO's World Heritage List in December 1998. [[Summer
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  • ...rthwest suburb of Beijing, is one of the finest examples in Chinese garden architecture. It was included in UNESCO's World Heritage List in December 1998. [[Summer
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  • ...the northwest suburbs of Beijing, is one of the finest examples of garden architecture in China. It was included in UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1988. [[Summer
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  • ...the northwest suburbs of Beijing, is one of the finest examples of garden architecture in China. It was included in UNESCO's World Heritage List in 1988. [[Summer
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  • ...ch is being reconstructed and closed until 2010). With its striking modern architecture and impressive variety of exhibits, the museum has staked its claim as the
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  • ...e and Yale University as a graduate student. From 1930 to 1931, she taught architecture at Northeast China University in Shenyang, Liaoning Province. ...th Incident]], Lin left for [[Beijing]], where she studied ancient Chinese architecture. She moved to Kunming and Sichuan after 1937 but was confined to bed for a
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  • [[category:architecture]]
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  • ...rict]], the heritage site under city protection and the important historic architecture under the special protection area of [[Tianjin]]. Originally named [[Qianyu
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  • ...s well as countless talents. Liukeng Village is famous for its large-scale architecture as well as unique building layout. The architectural style differs from tha <br>Special features: architecture groups, ancestral halls, temples, scenery
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  • ...[[Shanghai]], Xujiahui Commercial City, this cathedral of medieval Gothic architecture looks very magnificent and appealing. It is generally considered the most f
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  • ...inning architects Herzog & de Meuron collaborated with ArupSport and China Architecture Design & Research Group to win the competition. Contemporary Chinese artist ...tional stadiums]][[category:Venues of the 2008 Summer Olympics]][[Category:architecture]]
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  • ...largest, dwarfed only by the [[National Museum]]. With its striking modern architecture and impressive variety of exhibits, the museum has staked its claim as the
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  • ...99-649) and was later changed to Daming Palace. It is an important work of architecture in an era when China’s economic, political and cultural developments reac [[category: architecture]]
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  • '''Nanguan Catholic Church''' in [[Shenyang]] is a typical Gothic-style architecture. Erected in 1878, this gray hulk of a building barely survived the [[Boxer
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  • ...(a style of Shanghai's traditional architecture) and modern Western-style architecture, a typical manifestation of "Hai Pai" (Shanghai Style) civilization.
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  • This ancient architectural complex is considered a model of [[Tibetan architecture]]. Located on the Red Hill in [[Lhasa]], [[Tibet]], '''Potala Palace''' (''
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  • ...ch is being reconstructed and closed until 2010). With its striking modern architecture and impressive variety of exhibits, the museum has staked its claim as the
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  • ...ch is being reconstructed and closed until 2010). With its striking modern architecture and impressive variety of exhibits, the museum has staked its claim as the
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  • This ancient architectural complex is considered a model of Tibetan architecture. Located on the [[Red Hill]] in [[Lhasa]], [[Tibet]], it is 3,700 meters ab
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  • This ancient architectural complex is considered a model of [[Tibetan architecture]]. Located on the Red Hill in [[Lhasa]], [[Tibet]], '''Potala Palace''' (''
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  • ...0px]]This ancient architectural complex is considered a model of [[Tibetan architecture]]. Located on the Red Hill in [[Lhasa]], [[Tibet]], '''Potala Palace''' (''
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  • ...0px]]This ancient architectural complex is considered a model of [[Tibetan architecture]]. Located on the Red Hill in [[Lhasa]], [[Tibet]], '''Potala Palace''' (''
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  • ...0px]]This ancient architectural complex is considered a model of [[Tibetan architecture]]. Located on the Red Hill in [[Lhasa]], [[Tibet]], '''Potala Palace''' (''
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  • ...0px]]This ancient architectural complex is considered a model of [[Tibetan architecture]]. Located on the Red Hill in [[Lhasa]], [[Tibet]], '''Potala Palace''' (''
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  • ...0px]]This ancient architectural complex is considered a model of [[Tibetan architecture]]. Located on the Red Hill in [[Lhasa]], [[Tibet]], '''Potala Palace''' (''
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  • ...0px]]This ancient architectural complex is considered a model of [[Tibetan architecture]]. Located on the Red Hill in [[Lhasa]], [[Tibet]], '''Potala Palace''' (''
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  • ...s, houses along rivers, mansions with a combination of Chinese and western architecture, and old pine and cypress trees in courtyards. ('''[[Nanxun|More ...]]''' )
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  • [[category:architecture]]
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  • ...ments found in Western architecture with traditional Lower Yangtze Chinese architecture and social behavior. All traditional Chinese dwellings had a courtyard, and [[category:architecture]]
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  • ...great number of treasures for the appreciation of visitors. Huizhou-style architecture and traditional handicraft enjoy a high reputation all over the world. Ston ...beauty. As a school of traditional [[Chinese]] architecture, Huizhou-style architecture amasses elegance, simplicity and dignity in perfect harmony.
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  • [[category:architecture]]
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  • ...[[Shilin]] of [[Taipei]] City. It is a solemn and magnificent palace-style architecture constructed along the mountain in reference to the design of Beijing [[Forb
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  • ...lace, ancient homes of literary men and folk houses. The expert of ancient architecture, Mr. [[Luo Wenzhe]], points out that the village is unique in "combining of
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  • ...the ballroom is of American style, which was a breakthrough in [[China]]'s architecture in the 1930s. On its top is a straight cylindrical tower installed with col
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  • [[category:architecture]]
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  • ...two courtyards. Compact yet with changing scenery, it is a masterpiece of architecture in Ningxia.
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  • ...Island''' covers an area of 1.78 sq km, reputed as a "garden on the sea," "architecture exhibition of ten thousand nations," "hometown of music" and "island of pia
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  • ...rict]], the heritage site under city protection and the important historic architecture under the special protection area of [[Tianjin]]. Originally named [[Qianyu [[category:architecture]]
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  • ...the powerful aesthetic which appeared to be recurrent in the cities newer architecture.
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  • [[Category:architecture]][[Category:2008 Summer Olympics]]
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  • ..., the island was included on the UNESCO World Heritage list for its varied architecture and multicultural history. According to UNESCO, the inscription serves as a
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  • ..., the island was included on the UNESCO World Heritage list for its varied architecture and multicultural history. According to UNESCO, the inscription serves as a
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  • ..., the island was included on the UNESCO World Heritage list for its varied architecture and multicultural history. According to UNESCO, the inscription serves as a ...8 sq km and is home to 20,000 residents.Reputed as a "garden on the sea," "architecture exhibition of ten thousand nations," "hometown of music" and "island of pia
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  • ...k Temple is meaningful to the research on ancient Yutian Buddhist culture, architecture, and painting.
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  • ...'鼓浪屿岛''') covers an area of 1.78 sq km, reputed as a "garden on the sea," "architecture exhibition of ten thousand nations," "hometown of music" and "island of pia
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  • ...per bells dangling from beneath the eaves. It is a masterpiece of Buddhist architecture by the ethnic Dai people.
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  • ...[[Shilin]] of [[Taipei]] City. It is a solemn and magnificent palace-style architecture constructed along the mountain in reference to the design of Beijing [[Forb
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  • ...ocation, the Eastern Church faces west. It follows the Romanesque style of architecture, with strong pilasters and one high and two low vaults displaying a grandio
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  • ...ges. Zhaoxing fascinates visitors by its unique Dong culture, folkways and architecture, such as drum towers, stages and stilted buildings.
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