宫殿建筑（英文版）

宫殿建筑（英文版）
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作者简介

　　Ru Jinghua，graduated from Dept. of Architecture，Tsinghua University， Beijing. Since then she devoted herself to researches， designs， construction and historic preservation in the field of ancient Chinese architecture.As a senior architect， she has been working in the Palace Museum. Several dozens of articles on ancient Chinesearchitecture she wrote were published. She is one oftheauthors and compilers of the Palaces of the ForbiddenCity and the Palaces Volume of the Great Treasury ofChinese Fine Arts. She designed a 150-metre-longshopping street， known as the Ning-Rong Street， withover 40 early-Qing-style shops， stores and residentialmansions， which was built in Zhengding， HebeiProvince， for shooting TV serial ofA Dream of RedMansions.Peng Hualiang graduated from the Department ofArchitecture of Tangshan Engineering College ofJiaotong University. Thereafter， he worked in the Central Design Institute of the Ministry of Building Engineeringand the Editorial Department of the ArchitecturalJournal successiv...

内容简介

The sophistication of ancient Chinese architecture gives it a specialplace within the architecture of the world. There are magnificentimperial palaces， solemn and breathtaking imperial tombs，mysterious sacrificial and ancestral altars and temples as well asa variety of vernacular dwellings of natural simplicity. Religiousbuildings are dotted about the country， with a riotous profusionof Buddhist， Taoist and Islamic temples or mosques. On top of allthis， city walls and fortifications， civic buildings for miscellaneouspurposes are rich in variety and form impressive landmarks.The exceptional series offers wide coverage of themes pertainingto all aspects of Chinese architecture and is unrivaled both for itsextensiveness and accuracy as well as for the presentation of thematerial.

图书目录

Map of Historic Sites of Capital Cities and Palaces

The Forbidden City, Historic Sites and Scenic Spots in Beijing

Editor's Note

Preface 1

Preface 2

General Introduction

Historical Records on Palace Atchitecture——From Primitive Crude Houses to Magnificent Buildings

I.The Primitive Phase

II.Rise of the Impcrial Palace

III.Wciyang Palace

IV.Daming Palace

V.Bianliang

The Forbidden City in Beijing——A Bright Pearl as a Crystaljlzation of Wisdom and Hard Toil

I.Basis for Planning of the Forbidden City

II.Architectural Design

III.Architectural Construction and Decoration

IV.Construction Work

The Imperial Palace in Shenyang——A Jewel of Manchu, Han, Mongolian and Tibetan Architecture

I.General Lavout of the Impcrial Palace

II.Design of Individual Palatial Buildings

Notes on the Photographs

The Forbidden Cityin Beijing

The Forbidden City Viewed from the Prospect Hill

The Imperial Way to the Gate of Supreme Harmony and the HaLl of Supreme Harmony

Meridian Gate from the Perspective of the Inner Golden River

The Pavilion of Manifest Benevolence

The Inner Golden River

Corner Pavilion of the Meridian Gate and the Moat

Bronze Lion （upper） Guarding the Gate of Supreme Harmony

Bronze Lion （Lower） Guarding the Cate of Supreme Harmony

Stone Carving on the Imperial Ramp Fronting the Hall of Supreme Harmony

Facade of the Hall of Supreme Harmony

Southwestern View of the Hall of Supreme Harmony

Bronze Tortoise Fronting the Hall of Supreme Harmony

Dehorned Dragon Gargoyles on the Three-tiered Terrace of the Hall of Supreme Harmony

Golden-Dragon Hexi Decorative Paintings on Beams, Lintels and Bracket Sets

Caisson in the Hall of Supreme Harmony

Interior of the Hall of Supreme Harmony

Decorative Gable of the Hall of Preserving Harmony

A Corner of Eaves in the Palace of Heavenly Purity

The Hall of Union

HaLI of Complete Harmony, Hall of Preserving Harmony and Balustrades on the Three-tiered Terrace

Bridal Chamber in the Palace of Earthly TranquiLity

Interior of the Hall of Union

The Palace of Heavenly Purity

Throne in the Palace of Heavenly Purity

Pavilion of Imperial Prospect Atop the Hill of Piled Fxcellence

The PaviLion of Ten Thousand Springs

A Caisson in the Pavilion of Auspicious Clarity

Gate of Mental Cultivation

Portico of the Hall of Mental Cultivation

The Pavilion of the Rain of Flowers

The Room of Three Rarities

Rear bedroom Chamber in the Hall of Mental Cultivation

Interior of the Hall of Manifest Origin

The Palace of Eternal Spring

The Hall of Imperial Supremacy

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The Imperial Palace in Shenyang

Appendices