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... only used for tiled roofs. Cone-shaped roof: a thatched roof used on circular huts. Hipped roof: a roof with sloped end instead of vertical ends, the gables being part of the roof. Either both gables or only one can be hipped. In the Archaic period this type of roof was apparently only used for that ...
... only used for tiled roofs. Cone-shaped roof: a thatched roof used on circular huts. Hipped roof: a roof with sloped end instead of vertical ends, the gables being part of the roof. Either both gables or only one can be hipped. In the Archaic period this type of roof was apparently only used for that ...
URBAN PLANNING SPECIAL COMMITTEE AGENDA
... The addition has masonry walls to the east and south. The west wall (facing Station Street) is timber framed and clad in cement sheeting. The addition has a tiled pitched roof with gable ends On the original permanent building, the roofs are all behind parapets. Comparative Analysis In Lodge circles ...
... The addition has masonry walls to the east and south. The west wall (facing Station Street) is timber framed and clad in cement sheeting. The addition has a tiled pitched roof with gable ends On the original permanent building, the roofs are all behind parapets. Comparative Analysis In Lodge circles ...
ARCHITECTURAL LANDMARKS IN DAVAO CITY: VALUE
... and to co-exist peacefully. One way to determine the “collective outlook and ideals” that have developed among the citizens of Davao City is by tracing of imprints of the city’s cultural heritage, particularly its architectural landmarks. This interpretive-historical study thus seeks to identify and ...
... and to co-exist peacefully. One way to determine the “collective outlook and ideals” that have developed among the citizens of Davao City is by tracing of imprints of the city’s cultural heritage, particularly its architectural landmarks. This interpretive-historical study thus seeks to identify and ...
The Architecture of the Imperial Cult in the Agoras of the Greek cities
... adopting the Roman culture became almost a commonplace to every research dealing with the Roman material culture6. The idea seemed to stay resilient for many years but modern research has gradually started to show that in many cases Roman cultural elements (like building types or methods) did actual ...
... adopting the Roman culture became almost a commonplace to every research dealing with the Roman material culture6. The idea seemed to stay resilient for many years but modern research has gradually started to show that in many cases Roman cultural elements (like building types or methods) did actual ...
AN ARCHITECTURAL AND CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS OF
... The impact of the temples on both natural and artificial environment (i.e., society) is also discussed. The environment of these temples is a subject that was never seriously taken under consideration. Here I intend to declare the importance of this subject matter, its impact on the temples and in c ...
... The impact of the temples on both natural and artificial environment (i.e., society) is also discussed. The environment of these temples is a subject that was never seriously taken under consideration. Here I intend to declare the importance of this subject matter, its impact on the temples and in c ...
Concept and Technique: How Traditional Japanese Architecture can
... manner."Although"this"method"is"a"viable"approach,"it"is"important"to"recognize"that" solutions"are"not"always"found"in"something"new."Human"history"offers"centuries"of" case"studies"for"our"benefit,"but"generally"there"is"a"propensity"to"overlook" important"traditional"building"methods,"even"though ...
... manner."Although"this"method"is"a"viable"approach,"it"is"important"to"recognize"that" solutions"are"not"always"found"in"something"new."Human"history"offers"centuries"of" case"studies"for"our"benefit,"but"generally"there"is"a"propensity"to"overlook" important"traditional"building"methods,"even"though ...
Yang Xiao-ming ＆ Gao Ce
... By our opinion, as well as the good insulating quality within themselves, the more important and more intensive capacity for natural elimination to lightning makes of the reason of being rarely struck for the group buildings in Wutaishan Mountain area for nearly 2000 years. From North Qi Dynasty to ...
... By our opinion, as well as the good insulating quality within themselves, the more important and more intensive capacity for natural elimination to lightning makes of the reason of being rarely struck for the group buildings in Wutaishan Mountain area for nearly 2000 years. From North Qi Dynasty to ...
A Distinctive Maya Architectural Format: The Lamanai Temple
... its very limited presence in other Mesoamerican sites, develop a definition, and briefly consider at least some possibilities that it may raise for ·interpretation of pyramidal components in .Mesoamerican temples generally. I proceed on the assumption that the term "temple" does not require·detmitio ...
... its very limited presence in other Mesoamerican sites, develop a definition, and briefly consider at least some possibilities that it may raise for ·interpretation of pyramidal components in .Mesoamerican temples generally. I proceed on the assumption that the term "temple" does not require·detmitio ...
Architecture of the Forest - Nordic Journal of Architectural Research
... Niiniluoto refers to the three-level Popperian world view as emergent materialism.13 Nature as a material reality represents the first level, while human and animal consciousness, developed through evolution, represents the second level. The third level comprises the man-made world including such cu ...
... Niiniluoto refers to the three-level Popperian world view as emergent materialism.13 Nature as a material reality represents the first level, while human and animal consciousness, developed through evolution, represents the second level. The third level comprises the man-made world including such cu ...
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... I had never imagined that there would be 30 handchiselled caves nestled amidst the mammoth horseshoeshaped rocks in the Sahyadri hills of Aurangabad. They were apparently cut into a semi-circular scarp of a steep rock about 76 metres high, overlooking a narrow gorge. Standing amidst the massive expa ...
... I had never imagined that there would be 30 handchiselled caves nestled amidst the mammoth horseshoeshaped rocks in the Sahyadri hills of Aurangabad. They were apparently cut into a semi-circular scarp of a steep rock about 76 metres high, overlooking a narrow gorge. Standing amidst the massive expa ...
Spis tresci A
... wall and dating from the Early dynastic Period are known from Southern Mesopotamia.1 one (at Khafajah) is located in the diyala valley, the remaining two have been discovered at the southern sites of Al-Ubaid and Al-hiba. due to their general similarity, these structures are often seen and discussed ...
... wall and dating from the Early dynastic Period are known from Southern Mesopotamia.1 one (at Khafajah) is located in the diyala valley, the remaining two have been discovered at the southern sites of Al-Ubaid and Al-hiba. due to their general similarity, these structures are often seen and discussed ...
Investigation of the Compliance of ... Sustainable Architecture in the Traditional ...
... clear that all local buildings, are absolutely designed and constructed based on climate and energy in order to make maximum use of natural resources and confronting cold and hot weather, harmony with nature and the environment by taking advantage of the inherent location (relying on indigenous mate ...
... clear that all local buildings, are absolutely designed and constructed based on climate and energy in order to make maximum use of natural resources and confronting cold and hot weather, harmony with nature and the environment by taking advantage of the inherent location (relying on indigenous mate ...
editor - Tyndale House
... Three Room Buildings (Fig. 1) Megiddo, Stratum VIIA Area AA, Early Iron Age. G. Loud, Megiddo II (O.I.P. 42. Chicago, 1948) 3137, fig. 384. Hama, Strat E Building IV, Iron Age. E. Fugman, Hama II.1 (Copenhagen: Wendt and Jensen, 1958) ...
... Three Room Buildings (Fig. 1) Megiddo, Stratum VIIA Area AA, Early Iron Age. G. Loud, Megiddo II (O.I.P. 42. Chicago, 1948) 3137, fig. 384. Hama, Strat E Building IV, Iron Age. E. Fugman, Hama II.1 (Copenhagen: Wendt and Jensen, 1958) ...
Here - World Heritage Watch
... So violently have the earthquakes hit Nepal in April and May 2015 that even remotest areas have been effected badly. 39 districts in the Western and Central regions, out of 75 districts have been affected; nine of them, - from Rasuwa to Solukhumbu (the Mount Everest region), including the three dist ...
... So violently have the earthquakes hit Nepal in April and May 2015 that even remotest areas have been effected badly. 39 districts in the Western and Central regions, out of 75 districts have been affected; nine of them, - from Rasuwa to Solukhumbu (the Mount Everest region), including the three dist ...
vastu-pantheon – rock hewn architecture of egypt
... fused with the Corinthian capitals.They support an entablature which carries the inscription and pediments which may originally have had a bronze eagle relief. The circular building is built with brick and concrete but was originally faced with white marble stucco to match the porch in appearance. T ...
... fused with the Corinthian capitals.They support an entablature which carries the inscription and pediments which may originally have had a bronze eagle relief. The circular building is built with brick and concrete but was originally faced with white marble stucco to match the porch in appearance. T ...
Wooden Structures of Liao Dynasty—Wooden Pagoda of Yingxian
... The pagoda is a stereoscopic temple which is built along the vertical space. The pagoda takes the shape of an octagon in the plane with five stories and six eaves and is proped by two circles of columns. The external peripheral column is surrounded by corridor columns, a layout known as Jinxiangdou ...
... The pagoda is a stereoscopic temple which is built along the vertical space. The pagoda takes the shape of an octagon in the plane with five stories and six eaves and is proped by two circles of columns. The external peripheral column is surrounded by corridor columns, a layout known as Jinxiangdou ...
Presentation PDF - International Women`s Conference
... • 5000 yrs ago in Mahabharata, Demon Mayan had designed palace Mayasabha as per Vastushastra. • In the cities of Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa the application of Vastushastra can be seen. • Vastu finds mention in Ramayana as well. The construction of the holy city of Ayodhya, where Lord Rama was born and ...
... • 5000 yrs ago in Mahabharata, Demon Mayan had designed palace Mayasabha as per Vastushastra. • In the cities of Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa the application of Vastushastra can be seen. • Vastu finds mention in Ramayana as well. The construction of the holy city of Ayodhya, where Lord Rama was born and ...
JSS_077_2c_Dumarcay_.. - Siamese Heritage Protection Program
... It can be seen that if Borobudur is going to be discussed in this context, one can talk about other monuments as well, in particular Candi Sewu, where, after entering the enclosure the visitor is confronted with two hundred and forty shrines, all alike. In their first state they had no doors and the ...
... It can be seen that if Borobudur is going to be discussed in this context, one can talk about other monuments as well, in particular Candi Sewu, where, after entering the enclosure the visitor is confronted with two hundred and forty shrines, all alike. In their first state they had no doors and the ...
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... ments into their daily lives. In Francisco’s Chinatown. In a few Japan, families registered with their years this organization would give of students established the Japanese Gospel Society in 1877. local Buddhist temple and also ob- AThegroup rise to various Christian churches first Japanese organi ...
... ments into their daily lives. In Francisco’s Chinatown. In a few Japan, families registered with their years this organization would give of students established the Japanese Gospel Society in 1877. local Buddhist temple and also ob- AThegroup rise to various Christian churches first Japanese organi ...
Japanese Architecture in Hebrew The influence of Japanese
... modernism and the vocabulary further developed by the Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier. Its influence reached Israel and Japan simultaneously during its forming years from the late1920’s to its pick influence after World War II. Architects from both countries were deeply influenced by the "intern ...
... modernism and the vocabulary further developed by the Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier. Its influence reached Israel and Japan simultaneously during its forming years from the late1920’s to its pick influence after World War II. Architects from both countries were deeply influenced by the "intern ...
View/Open - Digitised Collections
... symbolic city fire which was kept continuously alight. Here is a plan of the Round Temple in the Forum Romanum (AD 205) at Rome, 18 columns surrounding a circular cella. But the entrance is placed before the opening, again revealing the Roma tendency to assert the frontal aspect of their temples. He ...
... symbolic city fire which was kept continuously alight. Here is a plan of the Round Temple in the Forum Romanum (AD 205) at Rome, 18 columns surrounding a circular cella. But the entrance is placed before the opening, again revealing the Roma tendency to assert the frontal aspect of their temples. He ...
Vasudha A. GOKHALE
... The concepts underlying Indian architecture can be traced back to the worldview articulated in the Vedas and the metaphysics of the Upanishads (2). The earth on which the temple is built must be consecrated, the water tested, and the consistency of soil examined (6). The chief factor that gives thes ...
... The concepts underlying Indian architecture can be traced back to the worldview articulated in the Vedas and the metaphysics of the Upanishads (2). The earth on which the temple is built must be consecrated, the water tested, and the consistency of soil examined (6). The chief factor that gives thes ...
Presentation on Greek Architecture
... generally took place outdoors. • Even the altar, upon which sacrifices were made, was outside the temple structure. ...
... generally took place outdoors. • Even the altar, upon which sacrifices were made, was outside the temple structure. ...
Deakin Research Online
... system, incorporating D aoism, Confucianism, Buddhism and ancestor worship, Chinese temples, known as 'joss houses', were established in many goldmining towns and other places of Chinese settlement. The temple in Bendigo, Vic. is a well-preserved example. Constructed in the 1860s, the building is di ...
... system, incorporating D aoism, Confucianism, Buddhism and ancestor worship, Chinese temples, known as 'joss houses', were established in many goldmining towns and other places of Chinese settlement. The temple in Bendigo, Vic. is a well-preserved example. Constructed in the 1860s, the building is di ...
Japanese Buddhist architecture
Japanese Buddhist architecture is the architecture of Buddhist temples in Japan, consisting of locally developed variants of architectural styles born in China. After Buddhism arrived the continent via Three Kingdoms of Korea in the 6th century, an effort was initially made to reproduce original buildings as faithfully as possible, but gradually local versions of continental styles were developed both to meet Japanese tastes and to solve problems posed by local weather, which is more rainy and humid than in China. The first Buddhist sects were Nara's six Nanto Rokushū (南都六宗, Nara six sects), followed during the Heian period by Kyoto's Shingon and Tendai. Later, during the Kamakura period, in Kamakura were born the Jōdo and the native Japanese sect Nichiren-shū. At roughly the same time Zen Buddhism arrived from China, strongly influencing all other sects in many ways, including architecture. The social composition of Buddhism's followers also changed radically with time. In the beginning it was the elite's religion, but slowly it spread from the noble to warriors, merchants and finally to the population at large. On the technical side, new woodworking tools like the framed pit saw and the plane allowed new architectonic solutions.Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines share their basic characteristics and often differ only in details that the non-specialist may not notice. This similarity is because the sharp division between Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines is recent, dating to the Meiji period's policy of separation of Buddhism and Shinto (Shinbutsu bunri) of 1868. Before the Meiji Restoration it was common for a Buddhist temple to be built inside or next to a shrine, or for a shrine to include Buddhist sub-temples. If a shrine housed a Buddhist temple, it was called a jingū-ji (神宮寺, lit. shrine temple). Analogously, temples all over Japan used to adopt tutelary kami (chinju (鎮守/鎮主) and built shrines within their precincts to house them. After the forcible separation of temples and shrines ordered by the new government, the connection between the two religions was officially severed, but continued nonetheless in practice and is still visible today.Buddhist architecture in Japan during the country's whole history has absorbed much of the best available natural and human resources. Particularly between the 8th and the 16th centuries, it led the development of new structural and ornamental features. For these reasons, its history is vital to the understanding of not only Buddhist architecture itself, but also of Japanese art in general.