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英国建筑风格Englisharchitecturalstyle
英国建筑风格(Englisharchitecturalstyle
Romewind(Romanesque)
EarlyChristianarchitectureisalsodevelopedwiththe
Byzantinearchitecture.ThescaleisfarlessthantheancientRomearchitecture,designandconstructionaremorerough,butmostlyfromAncientRomeruinsbuildingmaterials,architecturalartinheritedthesemi-circulararchstructureofancientRome,formslightlyancientRomestyle,calledRomestylearchitecture.
Romewindarchitectureinthe11-12centuryinWesternEuropedevelopedtothepeak.Itlookssimilar,closedthecastle,doorsandwindowsarethesemicircle,oftenthroughartgalleryeven,lightandlively.
InsidethelambCathedralinEngland,builtintwelfthCentury,theperfectRomewindstylecanbeseen.
Gothic(Gothic)
ThefurtherdevelopmentoftheRomewindarchitectureisthe
GothicarchitecturecenteredonFranceinWesternEuropeinthe12-15century.
"Gothic"istoparticipateintheeliminationofRomeslavery
Germanic"barbarian"offifteenthCentury,theRenaissancemovementagainstthefeudaltheocracy,advocatingrevivaloftheancientRomeculture,butatthetimeofthearchitecturalstyleknownas"Gothic",toexpressnegationofit.Thisperiodisstillinthechurchbuilding,architecturalstylecompletely
outoftheinfluenceofancientRome,butbythesharpcoupons(fromtheEast),pointedarches,ribsteepsloperoofandtwochurchtower,buttress,beamcolumn,floweremptylatticeetc.foritscharacteristics.
WestminsterAbbey,england.Asthemainrepresentativeof
Britishmedievalarchitecture,WestminsterAbbeyarchitecturalstyleandfeatures,althoughconstantlychangeinthemarathonwasbuilt,fromtheNormanstyle,Gothic,untiltheearlyRenaissancestyle,butitstillbelongstothebasicfeaturesoftheGothic,soafter700yearsofrepairandstillcankeeptheoriginal.ReallythankstoScottthatthearchitect.
ChurcharchitectureforGothic,anumberofstainedglassinlaidbythespiretiedtogether,itlookschic.Themiddleofacrowdedchurchandcemetery,buriedmanygreatfigures.Owingtothelargepopulation,thecoffinhadtobestoodupandburiedintheground.Finally,therewasnopintostarttransferringthegreatmentotheChurchofStPaul.
BritishGothicbuildingsappearedlaterthanFranceandbecamepopularinthe12~16century.TheChurchofEnglanddonotliketheFrenchchurchstandsinthecrowdedcitycenter,tolarge,thecontrolofthecity,andisoftenlocatedintheopencountrysideenvironment,aspartofacomplex,themonasterybuildingsarelow,andthewateralongthestretchdirectionofthousandsmonastery.TheydonotattachimportancetostructuraltechniquesasFrenchchurchesdo,buttheyaremorefreeanddiverse.ThedurationofthechurchinEnglandisverylong,andduringtheperiodofrebuildingandconstruction,it
isdifficulttofindaunifiedwholestyle.
ClosetoSalisburyCathedralinEnglandandFranceinAmiensduringtheconstructionofthecathedral,deepinthelowerchamber,arrangedonbothsidesofthesidehall,moreprominentcrosswing,andafterashorthorizontalwing,canaccommodatemorepriests,thisisthewaytheBritishcommonlayout.Thefacadeofthechurchisalsotothewest.Thefirsttoendsquarehall,rarelywiththecentralhall.TheChurchofSalisburyalthoughthereareflyingbuttresses,butnotsignificantly.
ThespiresofEnglishchurchesatplaneintersectionstendtobehigh,formingthecenterofthecomposition,andthewestsideofclocktowerisrelegatedtoasecondaryposition.ThecentralminaretoftheChurchofSalisburyisabout123metershigh,thehighestintheEnglishchurch.ThechurchisofBritishinterest,buttheinteriorisstillFrenchandsimpletodecorate.Laterinsidethechurch,therewasastrongEnglishstyle.ThewestwindowoftheChurchofYorkiscomplex,latticeformedbythemanycurvesandvividpatterns.Thevaultsoftheperiodwererich,andtheribsoftheChurchofExeterwereaslargeasthebranchesofabigtree.Theywereverypowerful,andthecolumnsweremadeofmanycolumns.
TudorStyle(TudorArchitecture)
ThefirsthalfofsixteenthCentury,theoutlineofthemanorhousestillbeatingtowers,battlements,chimney,shapeismorerugged,thearrangementisalsoverycasual.
Structure,doors,fireplaces,decorativeandothercommonlyusedfourcentercoupons,thewindowismostlysquare.IntheNetherlandsundertheinfluenceoflove,builtofredbrick,masonrymortarisverythick,waist.Stampfeet,lintel,top,windowandsoon,withgraywhitestone,verysimple.Therearenotmanyfactorsinthecolumn,andtheyarefairlyfreetohandle.Theinteriorismadeofdarkwood,andtheboardsaremadeofBASrelief.Theceilingismadeoflightcoloredplastering,madeofcurvesandstraightlines,withacentralbellhangingfromthecenter.Someimportanthallsaredecoratedwithornatehammerrooftrusses(Hammer,beam).Thisisawoodenframeverydecorative,fromtwosidestothecentrallevelup,graduallyincreased,supportandacarvingdelicatedroopingdecorationanarcofeachlevel.Thisstyleofarchitecture,whichwasthestyleoftheMedievalRenaissanceperiod,wasnamedafterthe"TudorStyle",becauseitwasthentheEnglishTudordynasty.
NowtherealestatedevelopersarealsospeculationTudorStyle(historically,manorandotherresidentialstyleoftheupperclass,andnowthepropertydevelopersshouldbeaimedatthemiddleofthecommunity).
Renaissancearchitecture(Renaissance,Architecture)
ItisastyleofarchitectureaftertheGothicarchitectureinthehistoryofEuropeanarchitecture.BorninItalyinfifteenthCentury,itwasspreadtootherpartsofEuropeandformedaRenaissancearchitecturewithitsowncharacteristics.TheRenaissancearchitectureofItalyoccupiesthemostimportantplaceinRenaissancearchitecture.
RenaissancearchitectureispopularinEurope15-19centurybuildingstyle,sometimesincludingBaroquearchitectureandclassicalarchitectureoriginatedinItaly,Florence.IntheorytheRenaissancethoughtbasis;intheformofexclusivesymboltheocraticGothicarchitecturalstyle,advocatingtherevivalofancientRomearchitecturalforms,especiallytheclassicalcolumnratioofthesemicircle,withdomeasthecenterofthearchitecturalformetc..Forexample,theItalyFlorencemansion,VicenzavillarotundaandFrenchpalaceinFontainebleau.
buildingtechnology
ThemixedapplicationofLiangZhusystemandarchstructure;largewallbuildingwithstone,brickorstoneinside,thelowerandupperbrick;withthedrumseatandthedomeinthesquareplane;thetopofthedomeinsidetheshellandribs;thesearereflectedinthestructureandconstructiontechnologyhasreachedanewlevel.
Cityandsquare
Urbanrenewalisoftenpursuedwithsolemnsymmetry.TypicalexamplessuchasFlorence,Venice,Romeandsoon.SomelateRenaissanceidealcityplan,themostrepresentativeistheidealcityV.scamozzi.Thesquarewasgreatlydevelopedduringtherenaissance.Accordingtoitsnature,itcanbedividedintomarketactivitiessquare,MemorialPlaza,decorativeplazaandtrafficplaza.Accordingtotheform,therearerectangularsquares,roundorovalsquares,irregularsquaresandcompoundsquares.Thesquaregenerallyhasatheme,surroundedby
ancillaryconstructionfoil.Earlyaroundthesquarelayoutmorefree,moreclosedspace,ofteninthesideofthesquarestatuesquare;latestrict,commonopenspacearoundthecolonnade,oftenplacedinthecenterofthesquare,thestatue.
Gardens
SincefourteenthCentury,theconstructionofgardenshasbecomeafad.InfifteenthCentury,thearistocraticwealthyGardenVillaalmostalloverFlorenceandNorthernItalycity.InsixteenthCentury,gardenartdevelopedtoapeak(seegardensinItaly).
ThemostobviousfeatureofRenaissancearchitectureistheabandonmentoftheGothicstyleofthemedievalperiod,whilethereligiousandseculararchitecturereuseselementsofcolumncompositioninancientGreeceandRome.RenaissancearchitectsandartistsbelievedthatGothicarchitecturewasthesymbolofChristiantheocracy,andthatthearchitectureofancientGreeceandRomewasnonchristian.Theybelievethattheclassicalarchitecture,especiallytheclassicalcolumncomposition,seesharmonyandreason,andhassomethingtodowiththebeautyofthebody,
Theseareinlinewiththehumanisticideasoftherenaissance.ButtheItalyRenaissancearchitectisnotancientpeople.
Althoughsomepeople(suchasPalladioandVignola)setstrictstandardsforclassicalcolumnsintheirwritings.Butthearchitectsofthattime,includingPalladioandVignolahimself,werenotfetteredbythenorm.Ontheonehand,theyusedclassicalcolumns,andontheotherhandtheywereflexible,
boldandinnovative,andevenfusedthearchitecturalstylesofvariousregionswithclassicalcolumns.TheyalsoappliedmanyofthescientificandtechnologicalachievementsoftheRenaissance,suchasmechanicalachievements,perspectivelawsinpainting,newconstructiontools,andsoon,tothepracticeofarchitecturalcreation.
InfluenceonBritain
InthemiddleofthesixteenthCentury,theRenaissancearchitecturewasgraduallyestablishedinEngland,andthearchitecturewastransitional.ItinheritedboththeTudortraditionofGothicarchitectureandthedetailsoftheRenaissancearchitectureinItaly.MedievalEnglandwaskeenonbuildingmagnificentchurchesandbegantopayattentiontoseculararchitectureinthesecondhalfofthesixteenth
Century.Largeluxurymansion,wealthynobles,gentrybuiltinthevillage,therearetowersandgables,entablature,parapet,handrailsandchimneywallsoftenopenmanywindowsprotrudewindow