Dialogue Between Ancient And Contemporary-Comparative Analysis Of The Nanjing, Yunshantun, Beijing’s Architecture Of The Ming Dynasty

Ming Dynasty is a peak period of the history of ancient Chinese architecture development, to date, its evolution is still a certain influence on Chinese architecture. Ming-style buildings traced research can help build a more profound understanding of the essence of the building division of traditional Chinese architecture, the culture of fundamental, in order to better carry out building creation process in line with China’s national conditions, the Chinese traditional culture in the future. According to "Ming" logical time sequence, the researchers determined Willow Village Ming and Qing ancient buildings Jiangning District Nanjing, Yunshantunone of the Eight Villages in Yunfeng Anshun City Guizhou Province,Dongcheng District Ming Dynasty buildings in Beijing to study part object. Following is the main contents of the article:The first chapter proposed research status, purpose and significance, content and method of combing and research framework summarized on the formulation of research questions; the second chapter on the formulation of the theoretical basis of the process of finishing, the article determine architectural historians, Regional building, building typology, human settlements science as a theoretical basis for drafting; the third chapter from the historical reasons, the three macro elements of geography and spatial analysis of the three settlements Ming Dynasty; the fourth chapter from the architectural layout and function space form, structure and building construction, building materials, Beauty and the spirit of the idea of the four elements of the microscopic analysis of three buildings in Ming; chapter from the macro and micro factors two aspects of the three buildings in Ming-round depth comparison; s chapters in this paper as an example, the main elaborate on how to carry out building is under the protection of typological view specific methods and inheritance; the full text of Chapter VII summarizes two aspects building Conservation and Inheritance of the article reads angle and typological Perspective.