Evolution of architecture in China during Neolithic period
By analyzing the characteristics of the formation and evolution of urban layout and architecture dur-ing the Neolithic period in China,this study reveals the development process of architectural complexes from a radial layout to an axis-controlled courtyard layout.It is found that individual buildings have undergone a trans-formation from single spaces to multiple separated spaces,gradually evolving from primitive cave and nest dwellings to elevated wooden structures.This evolutionary process reflects significant progress in Chinese archi-tectural art,especially in the late primitive society.Large-scale sites such as the Liangzhu and Taosi sites have already shown the embryonic form of cities and elevated palaces,laying a solid foundation for the magnificent development of Chinese architectural culture over thousands of years.This research enriches the study of archi-tectural history and is of great significance for understanding ancient Chinese urban planning,architectural de-sign concepts,and the development of architectural technology.It also provides historical references and inspi-ration for modern architectural design and practice.
cave dwellingnest dwellingarchitectural siteNeolithic periodelevated platform construction
国家科技期刊平台
NSTL
万方数据
维普
