高一关于建筑的英语作文Word文档格式.docx

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Withitslargeroundwindowsresemblingtwoeyesandrooftilesappearingasabeak,theso-called'

chickenchurch'

isattractinganexpandingfanclubonline。

教堂的圆形窗户就像是两只大眼睛，屋檐的瓦片形态有些像尖嘴，这个教堂被大家戏称为“鸡仔教堂”，吸引了许多网友关注，还为它组成了粉丝团，而且数量还在不断扩大。

ThecongregationattheChurchbytheSeainTampaBay,Florida,saytheyregularlyseepassers-bystoppingtogetamementooftheunusual-lookingbuilding。

这座教堂坐落于美国佛罗里达州的坦帕湾，教堂会众表示，经常看到路过的人驻足观赏这个外型特殊的建筑。

Itsbirdlikeappearanceiscompletedbytheroofthatspreadsoutlikeredwings。

教堂的屋顶延长出去，看上去仿佛红色的翅膀，让这种教堂的整体外观更像一只小鸟。

Threadshaveappearedonlinededicatedtothebuildingwithhundredsofuserswantingtofindoutmoreaboutthe'

ChickenChurch'

。

在网络上已经出现了前往这座教堂的阅读路途，许多用户都想了解更多关于“鸡仔教堂”的事情。

DeeDeeParker,alongtermmemberoftheChurchbytheSeasaidthecongregationisdelightedthatthebuildingmakespeoplehappybutdidnotrealisethattheyhadbecomesopopularonline。

迪迪-帕克是教堂的长期成员，她表示对于这座建筑给人们带来快乐，当地居民也表示很快乐，不过大家都没有意识到这座教堂会在网络上如此受欢送。

Shesaid:

'

It'

ssofunny-wewerecompletelyunawarethatithadbecomeahitontheinternet.Weseelotsofpeoplecomingtotakepicturesofthechurch.'

她表示：

“真的很好玩，我们都完全没有意识到教堂会在网络上火起来，我们经常看到很多人来教堂这边拍照。

”

ThechurchonMadeiraBeachwasfoundedinin1944byagroupoffishermen.It'

slightupcrosshasbeenusedasanauticallandmarkforthefishermantoguidethembacktoland.

这座位于马德拉岛海滩的教堂是在1944年由一群渔民建立的。

渔民们把教堂的灯火当做航海路标，指引他们回家的路。

Thechurch'

sbird-likefeaturesareusedasacompasstodirectseaworkers-itswingsrepresentEastandWest,whileitsbeakandtailsymboliseNorthandSouth。

教堂的鸟类外形也是海上工人们的指南针：

翅膀代表东西方向，喙和尾巴象征着南北方向。

高一关于建筑的英语作文2

Againstmybetterjudgment,Ilikethiscomplex.It’ssculptural,architecturalabstractiontotheextreme.Atadistance,thescaleoftheskylineexudesasenseofidentityandstrengthforAlbany,whileatthepedestrianlevelthePlazaplaysanimportantroleinthecommunity.Iknowthatothersfindittoobrutalorforbidding,butIthinkit’sbeautifulinitsmonumentalityandstarkness.Monumentalityalwayssuggestssupremepower,andthat’sscary.

IsomehowthinkthatifyoucouldpopulatethePlazawithmoregardens,andmakeitfeelmorepartofeverydaylife—whichthey’vetriedtodowithfarmers’marketsandusingthebasinforiceskating—thenitwouldn’tfeelsohostile.Ultimatelyithastodowiththesenseoffeelingincludedandwelcome.Whenlifeisallowedtoenter,itmakesaspacefeelalive.Thenitbecomesanoutletfortheexpressionofourdemocraticvaluesofassemblyandfreedomofspeech.

高一关于建筑的英语作文3

Chinesearchitectureisanindependentartfeaturingwoodenstructures.Itconsistsofvariousroofmolding,upturnedeavesandwings,dougongwithpaintings,vermilionpillarsandgoldenroofs,ornamentgatesandgardening.AlloftheseembodythematurityandartisticappealofChinesearchitecture.7000yearsago,mortiseandtenonandtongue-and-groovewereusedinHemudu.ThebuildingsofBanpovillagehadthedivisionofantechamberandbackrooms.GreatpalaceswerebuiltinShangyinperiod.BricksandtileswereusedandthelayoutofSiheyuanemergedintheWesternZhou.ThereareevenbuildingdrawingsinSpringandAutumnandtheWarringStatesperiodspasseddown.

InQinandHan,woodenbuildingtendedtobematuregradually.Complexbuildings,likeEpangPalace,wereconstructed.TemplesandpagodasdevelopedrapidlyintheperiodofWeijinandSouthernandNortherndynasties.GlasstilesusedinSuiandTangmadethebuildingmoreglorious.ThecityconstructionintheperiodofFivedynastiesandSongwasbooming.Luxuryrestaurantsandshopswithloftsandrailingswereverybeautiful.ManypalacesandprivategardensbuiltinMingandQingarereservedtoday,whicharemoremagnificentandstatelythanthatoftheSongDynasty.

高一关于建筑的英语作文4

GardenbuildingisconsideredachiefcomponentofChinesecultureSomepeoplesaythatifyouhaveneverwalkedthroughaChinesegarden,youcannotsaythatyouhavereallyvisitedChina.

TheChinesegardenhasalonghistory.Itfirstappearedasearlyasthe11thcenturyBCduringtheZhouDynastyintheformofahuntingpreserveforemperorsandnobles.DuringtheQinandHandynasties,thosenaturalpreservesweremademorebeautifulandbecameplacesofrecreationforimperialfamilies.GardenbuildinghaditsheydayduringtheMingandQingdynastiesandtheimperialgardenYuanmingyuan（theGardenofPerfectionandLight）wasregardedasthemasterworkofthisperiod.DifferentfromclassicalEuropeangardens,inwhichgeometricpatternsdominate,Chinesegardensαremadetoresemblenaturallandscapesonasmallerscale.TraditionalChinesegardensfallintothreecategories:

imperial,private，andlandscapegardens.

MostimperialgardensarelocatedinnorthChina:

Beihaipark;

theSummerPalace;

theImperialGardenoftheForbiddenCityinBeijing;

theImperialSummerResortinChengde,HebeiProvince;

andHuaqingPalace,presentlyknownasHuaqingHotSpring,inXi'

an,ShaanxiProvince.Imperialgardensoccupylargeareas.TheSummerPalace，forinstance,hasanareaof290hectareswhiletheImperialSummerResortinChengde,whichcoversmorethan560hectares,isthelargestimperialgardeninChina.Mostofthesegardenshavethreesectionswhichserveadministrative,residential,andrecreationalpurposes.Inlargeimperialgardens,themainbuildingsareconnectedbyanimaginarylineinthemiddleofthegardenonanorth-southaxis.Otherbuildingsscatteredamonghillsandwatersarelinkedbysubordinatelines,formingawell-designedsymmetryandaddingmorebeautytothechiefarchitecturalcomplex.

Othercharacteristicsofimperialgardensarecolouredpaintings,man-madehillsandlakes,andingeniously-designedbuildings.Structuresforartisticappreciation,suchaspagodas,balustrades,screenwalls,stonetablets,bridges，anddecoratedarchwaysaboundinthose 

Mostprivategardensarefoundinthesouth,especiallyincitiessouthoftheYangtzeRiver.Privategardensweremostlybuiltatonesideoratthebackoftheresidentialhouses.Inalmosteverycase,thereisalargespaceinthegardensetinalandscapeofartisticallyarrangedrockeries,ponds,pavilions,bridges,treesandflowers.Surroundingthebeautifulscenearesmallopenareaspartitionedbycorridorsorwallswithlatticedwindowsorbeautifullyshapeddoorsthroughwhichvisitorscanenjoythesights.Buildingsinthegardenwereusedforreceivingguests,holdingbanquets,reading,orwrittingpoetry.Theyareopenonallsidesandareoftensituatesnearthewatersothatthewholescenecanbeenjoyed.Thewindingcorridorsconnectvariousbuildingsandalsoprovideacoveredverandaasshelterfromtherainandshadefromthesun.

Suzhou,knownasthelandofgardens,displaysthemostandthebestChinesetraditionalprivategardens.Amongthem,thePavilionoftheSurgingWavesisknownforitsrusticcharm,LionGroveforitsstrangerockeries,theHumbleAdministrator'

sGardenforitstranquilwatersandelegantbuildings，andtheGardenforLingeringinforitsancientarchitecturalartandthearrangementofhills,waters,andplants.TheyareexamplesofthegardenstylesoftheSong,Yuan,Ming,andQingdynastiesrespectively.

GardensinYangzhouarecharacterizedbytheirarchitecturalstyleandartisticrockeries.IntheGeGarden，forexample,differentformationsofrocksareusedtoshowdifferentseasons.TheZhanGardeninNanjing,theJichangGardeninWuxi,andtheYuGardeninShanghaiarealsowell-known.

Guangdongstylegardensaredistinguishedbylargeponds,brightlycolouredbuildings，andluxuriantplants.TheQinghuiGardeninShunde,theKeGardeninDongguan，theTwelveStoneStudioinFoshan，andtheYuyinMountainHouseinPanyuaregoodexamples.

Landscapegardensaredifferentandareplacesforpublicrecreation.Thelandscapegardenscontainanumberofpleasantnaturalscenes.Withafewman-madedetails,itlooksmorenaturalthanartificial.TheancientChineseusedtocallgardenlandscaperingwhichmeans"

scene"

inEnglish.GoodexamplesincludethetenWestLakescenesinHangzhou，thetwenty-fourslimWestLakescenesinYangzhouandtheEightDarningLakescenesinJinan.Inaddition,eachsceneisendowedwithabeautifulname,andeachnameinonlyafewwordscanexpresstheprincipalthemeofthesceneryandgiveitasoul.TheWestLakeistypical.Offthesouthernshoreofanislandstandthreestonepagodas,eachtwometershigh.Fiveopeningsformastrikingfeatureofthepagodas.Fromthecentreofthe"

MutualAffinityPavilion"

atthesoutherntipoftheisland,reflectionsofthemooncanbeviewedthroughtheopeningsandtheyaredividedintothreepart.

Thus,thename"

sanTanYinYue"

or"

ThreePoolsReflectingtheMoon"

iscreated.

InancientChina，templesandmonasterieswereusuallybuiltinbeautifulplaces;

consequently,thosebuiltwithgardenshavebecomeplacesforpublicrecreation.

Manyfamouspoetsandpainterscontributedgreatlytothedevelopmentoflandscapegardens.Theyeitherleftpoeticin 

ionsforthosegardens,ordesignedthegardensthemselves.Inordertocommemoratethosepoetsandpainters,latergenerationshadtheirpoemsandinonsengravedontablets,pavilions,orpagodas，thusenrichingthegardensandinspiringvisitors.

InlandscapegardensthereareoftenremindersofChinese