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1、 With its large round windows resembling two eyes and roof tiles appearing as a beak, the so-called chicken church is attracting an expanding fan club online。 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。 The congregation at the Church by the Sea in Tampa Bay, Florida

2、, say they regularly see passers-by stopping to get a memento of the unusual-looking building。 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。 Its birdlike appearance is completed by the roof that spreads out like red wings。 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。 Threads have appeared online dedica

3、ted to the building with hundreds of users wanting to find out more about the Chicken Church。 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。 Dee Dee Parker, a long term member of the Church by the Sea said the congregation is delighted that the building makes people happy but did not realise that they

4、had become so popular online。 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。 She said: Its so funny - we were completely unaware that it had become a hit on the internet. We see lots of people coming to take pictures of the church. 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

5、照。” The church on Madeira Beach was founded in in 1944 by a group of fishermen. Its light up cross has been used as a nautical landmark for the fisherman to guide them back to land. 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。 The churchs bird-like features are used as a compass to direct

6、sea workers - its wings represent East and West, while its beak and tail symbolise North and South。 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 Against my better judgment, I like this complex. Its sculptural, architectural abstraction to the extreme. At a distance, the scale of the skyline

7、 exudes a sense of identity and strength for Albany, while at the pedestrian level the Plaza plays an important role in the community. I know that others find it too brutal or forbidding, but I think its beautiful in its monumentality and starkness. Monumentality always suggests supreme power, and t

8、hats scary. I somehow think that if you could populate the Plaza with more gardens, and make it feel more part of everyday life which theyve tried to do with farmers markets and using the basin for ice skating then it wouldnt feel so hostile. Ultimately it has to do with the sense of feeling include

9、d and welcome. When life is allowed to enter, it makes a space feel alive. Then it becomes an outlet for the expression of our democratic values of assembly and freedom of speech. 高一关于建筑的英语作文3 Chinese architecture is an independent art featuring wooden structures. It consists of various roof molding

10、, upturned eaves and wings, dougong with paintings, vermilion pillars and golden roofs, ornament gates and gardening. All of these embody the maturity and artistic appeal of Chinese architecture. 7000 years ago, mortise and tenon and tongue-and-groove were used in Hemudu. The buildings of Banpo vill

11、age had the division of antechamber and back rooms. Great palaces were built in Shangyin period. Bricks and tiles were used and the layout of Siheyuan emerged in the Western Zhou. There are even building drawings in Spring and Autumn and the Warring States periods passed down. In Qin and Han, wooden

12、 building tended to be mature gradually. Complex buildings, like Epang Palace, were constructed. Temples and pagodas developed rapidly in the period of Weijin and Southern and Northern dynasties. Glass tiles used in Sui and Tang made the building more glorious. The city construction in the period of

13、 Five dynasties and Song was booming. Luxury restaurants and shops with lofts and railings were very beautiful. Many palaces and private gardens built in Ming and Qing are reserved today, which are more magnificent and stately than that of the Song Dynasty. 高一关于建筑的英语作文4 Garden building is considered

14、 a chief component of Chinese culture Some people say that if you have never walked through a Chinese garden, you cannot say that you have really visited China. The Chinese garden has a long history. It first appeared as early as the 11th century BC during the Zhou Dynasty in the form of a hunting p

15、reserve for emperors and nobles. During the Qin and Han dynasties, those natural preserves were made more beautiful and became places of recreation for imperial families. Garden building had its heyday during the Ming and Qing dynasties and the imperial garden Yuanmingyuan （the Garden of Perfection

16、and Light） was regarded as the masterwork of this period. Different from classical European gardens, in which geometric patterns dominate, Chinese gardensre made to resemble natural landscapes on a smaller scale. Traditional Chinese gardens fall into three categories: imperial, private，and landscape

17、 gardens. Most imperial gardens are located in north China: Beihai park; the Summer Palace; the Imperial Garden of the Forbidden City in Beijing; the Imperial Summer Resort in Chengde, Hebei Province; and Huaqing Palace, presently known as Huaqing Hot Spring, in Xian, Sha anxi Province. Imperial gar

18、dens occupy large areas. The Summer Palace，for instance, has an area of 290 hectares while the Imperial Summer Resort in Chengde, which covers more than 560 hectares, is the largest imperial garden in China. Most of these gardens have three sections which serve administrative, residential, and recre

19、ational purposes. In large imperial gardens, the main buildings are connected by an imaginary line in the middle of the garden on a north-south axis. Other buildings scattered among hills and waters are linked by subordinate lines, forming a well-designed symmetry and adding more beauty to the chief

20、 architectural complex. Other characteristics of imperial gardens are coloured paintings, man-made hills and lakes, and ingeniously-designed buildings. Structures for artistic appreciation, such as pagodas, balustrades, screen walls, stone tablets, bridges，and decorated archways abound in those Most

21、 private gardens are found in the south, especially in cities south of the Yangtze River. Private gardens were mostly built at one side or at the back of the residential houses. In almost every case, there is a large space in the garden set in a landscape of artistically arranged rockeries, ponds, p

22、avilions, bridges, trees and flowers. Surrounding the beautiful scene are small open areas partitioned by corridors or walls with latticed windows or beautifully shaped doors through which visitors can enjoy the sights. Buildings in the garden were used for receiving guests, holding banquets, readin

23、g, or writting poetry. They are open on all sides and are often situates near the water so that the whole scene can be enjoyed. The winding corridors connect various buildings and also provide a covered veranda as shelter from the rain and shade from the sun. Suzhou, known as the land of gardens, di

24、splays the most and the best Chinese traditional private gardens. Among them, the Pavilion of the Surging Waves is known for its rustic charm, Lion Grove for its strange rockeries, the Humble Administrators Garden for its tranquil waters and elegant buildings，and the Garden for Lingering in for its

25、ancient architectural art and the arrangement of hills, waters, and plants. They are examples of the garden styles of the Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing dynasties respectively. Gardens in Yangzhou are characterized by their architectural style and artistic rockeries. In the Ge Garden，for example, differ

26、ent formations of rocks are used to show different seasons. The Zhan Garden in Nanjing, the Jichang Garden in Wuxi, and the Yu Garden in Shanghai are also well-known. Guangdong style gardens are distinguished by large ponds, brightly coloured buildings，and luxuriant plants. The Qinghui Garden in Shu

27、nde, the Ke Garden in Dongguan，the Twelve Stone Studio in Foshan，and the Yuyin Mountain House in Panyu are good examples. Landscape gardens are different and are places for public recreation. The landscape gardens contain a number of pleasant natural scenes. With a few man-made details, it looks mor

28、e natural than artificial. The ancient Chinese used to call garden landscape ring which means scene in English. Good examples include the ten West Lake scenes in Hangzhou，the twenty-four slim West Lake scenes in Yangzhou and the Eight Darning Lake scenes in Jinan. In addition, each scene is endowed

29、with a beautiful name, and each name in only a few words can express the principal theme of the scenery and give it a soul. The West Lake is typical. Off the southern shore of an island stand three stone pagodas, each two meters high. Five openings form a striking feature of the pagodas. From the ce

30、ntre of the Mutual Affinity Pavilion at the southern tip of the island, reflections of the moon can be viewed through the openings and they are divided into three part. Thus, the name san Tan Yin Yueor Three Pools Reflecting the Moon is created. In ancient China，temples and monasteries were usually

31、built in beautiful places; consequently, those built with gardens have become places for public recreation. Many famous poets and painters contributed greatly to the development of landscape gardens. They either left poetic in ions for those gardens, or designed the gardens themselves. In order to commemorate those poets and painters, later generations had their poems and in ons engraved on tablets, pavilions, or pagodas，thus enriching the gardens and inspiring visitors. In landscape gardens there are often reminders of Chinese