Interpreting the Spatial Structure of Alleyways in the Genealogical Image Liju Tu
Under the guidance of the theory of geometric projection,architectural drawings seem to have become the standard mapping for recording and analyzing village spatiality,with little analysis on the visual representation of village spatial descriptions and hidden spatial construction experiences in genealogies.This paper attempts to use the Lij u Tu of Yuliang Village depicted in the Yao Clan Genealogy of Shenan Wudan as an example to explore the orderliness of the village's alleyway spaces under the influence of geographical environment and production methods,combining surveying and mapping.Further more distinguish the"logic of specific things"exhibited by the villagers'group.
genealogical imageYuliangalleyway spatial structurescience of the concreteorder
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