PPT 10 - Exam 3 Flashcards

(41 cards)

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China

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3rd largest country in the world

Largest population

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Great Wall of China

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Different parts of it were built under different feudal lords in northern China
Unified by the first Qin emperor in 221 BCE
Rebuilt during the Ming dynasty in 1368-1644 CE
4000 miles long
One of the greatest wonders of the world
Current finishing: brick

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Chinese philosophies

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Daoism (Taoism)

  • based on the classical writing - Tao te Ching
  • mainly used in the design of Chinese gardens

Confucianism

  • Confucius (551-479 BCE)
  • respect of authority
  • influenced the city planning and traditional house design
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Chinese religion

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Animism - a reverence of natural features and cosmic elements (trees, rocks, sky, sun, moon)

Yin and yang - complementary duality of the two energies

Buddhism - initiated in India
-Buddhist architectural ideas from India influenced Chinese buildings

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Indian cave temples

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Karli, India
Ca. 100 BC

Gigantic Buddha representation in the stupa

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Mogao caves

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System of 492 temples were a center of culture on the Silk Road and contain well preserved religious murals and carvings spanning 1000 Years

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Yungang caves

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20 large caves exhibiting Indian and Hellenistic influences

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Longmen cave

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1,350 caves and 40 pagodas, thousands of Buddhist statues carved out of the hard limestone cliffs

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Chinese Buddhist temple elements

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Hall for venerating images of Buddha

Pagoda- tapering tower with multiple roof levels, built by Buddhists particularly in China and Japan

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Stupas

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Small mounds of stone and earth raised over the relics

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Viharas

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Monasteries created by the Buddhist monks who settled around stupas

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Circumambulation path

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Circular processional path central to the Buddhist ritual

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Harmica

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The square railing at the top of a stupa

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Chatra

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A triple tiered umbrella form set atop a stupa, symbolic of the Bodhi tree under which Buddha gained enlightenment

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Songyue Pagado

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Dengfeng, China 
523
Oldest surviving brick structure in China 
Parabolic shape 
15 tiers of roof
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Longhua Pagoda

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Shanghai, China
977
part of the Longhua temple- the oldest and largest temple in shanghai
Brick body and wooden staircases
7 stories, each one smaller than the one below it

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Fogong Monastery

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Shanxi, China
1056
Oldest surviving wood pagado, and one of the tallest wood structures in the world
5 levels

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Chinese architectural principles

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Wood and post-and-beam

Roof structures

Jian- modular unit used in construction

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Yingzao-fasha

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Book of building standards (ca. 11th century)

Written by Li Jie during Song Dynasty

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Quin dynasty

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1644-1911

3 painting styles

  • hexi
  • xuanzi
  • Suzhou
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Feng shui

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The Chinese art of adjusting a design to site-specific conditions so as to promote harmony in accordance with daoist principles

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Jinci temple - hall of sacred mother

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1023-1032

Confucian tradition- hilly site with a running water system

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Beijing - city planning

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An excellent representation of the ancient city planning principles

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House design

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Typical design mostly constructed of a regime wood frame modules was used
Family’s privacy is very important and protected

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Tulou
Courtyard house built of clay in 18th century
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Landscape design
Applied daoist principles Because an art form that used the scenic values of the natural forms and explored the site natural settings Meant to be irregular and picturesque to create a relaxing atmosphere that would promote a meditative State upon nature
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Japanese architecture
Originally heavily influenced by Chinese, Indian, and Korean architecture
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Horta-ji temple complex
Nara, Japan 8th century Claims to have the oldest and tallest wooden structures in Japan Lecture hall - kodo- used for instructing monks within the monastery
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Shinto shrines- Ise Shrine
Uji-Yamada, Japan 690 Small and modest in design
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Minka
Wooden Japanese folk houses, typical of rural communities
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Tatami
Mats woven of rice straw, approximately three by six feet
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Fusuma
Vertical rectangular sliding panels that can act as dividing walls or doors They can easily redefine indoor spaces
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Shoji
Room divider similar to the fusuma, made of translucent paper
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Castles
Occupied a block; oriented towards the south; axial main hall flanked by side walls; facing a courtyard; pond and extensive landscaping
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Yoshimura house
Osaka, Japan Ca. 1620 One of the best known farmhouses Open for visitation 2 times a year
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Himeji castle (Egrets or the White Heron castle)
Himeji, Japan 1609 Most spectacular and best preserved Samurai fortress
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Zen Buddhism
``` Chan Buddhism - a meditative practice Rapidly adopted by the upper governmental class especially the leading class of warriors -the samurai ```
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Jizodo of shofukuji temple
Japan 1404 A one story building located on the grounds of that temple It is considered a national treasure
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Katsura imperial villa
Tokyo, Japan 17th century Considered one of the finest examples of Japanese architecture in existence
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Tea houses | Katsura imperial villa
Tokyo, Japan 17th century 5 tea houses separated from the main house, with a small entrance from a courtyard garden for practicing the art of tea ceremony
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Gardens | Katsura imperial villa
Tokyo, Japan 17th Century Definitely one of the most beautiful gardens in Japan