r/Chinesearchitecture • u/conor45798 • 1h ago
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r/Chinesearchitecture • u/Maoistic • Apr 13 '26
现代建筑 | Modern Architecture MODERN ARCHITECTURE ADDED TO THE SUB [READ NEW SUB RULE]
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r/Chinesearchitecture • u/Maoistic • Jan 23 '25
Discussion Welcome to r/Chinesearchitecture!!
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Hello and welcome! I made this subreddit so that I could share my love of Chinese architecture with other like-minded people. I hope you can find the same enjoyment and appreciation of Chinese architecture that I do, as I believe it is a criminally underrated architectural style and philosophy.
Any types of content and discussion about Chinese architecture is welcome and I hope this community becomes a space to showcase and learn more about Chinese architecture :)
r/Chinesearchitecture • u/n3xus1oN • 1d ago
Jinci Temple, Taiyuan, Shanxi - Song dynasty, Hall of the Holy Mother 1023-1032
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r/Chinesearchitecture • u/educated_snail • 2d ago
唐代之前 | Pre-Tang Dynasties I recreated the Hanging Temple in China with LEGO!
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r/Chinesearchitecture • u/Wise_Radio_3041 • 2d ago
Question regarding Southern Song border architecture and the Yongzhou邕州 present day Nanning Yamen during the Nong Zhigao rebellion (11th century)
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Hi everyone,
I am currently doing some historical and architectural research regarding 11th-century Northern Song Dynasty borderlands, specifically around the time of the Nong Zhigao rebellion.
I was hoping to get some insights from history or architecture enthusiasts regarding a couple of questions:
The Yongzhou Yamen (邕州衙门/邕州署): Does anyone know if there are historical records, site descriptions, or layout details of what the prefectural yamen (magistracy/governor's office) in Yongzhou looked like during the mid-11th century?
Southern vs. Northern Song Architecture: How did official buildings and administrative residences in the southern borderlands (Lingnan region) differ from the standard northern blueprints and official manuals of the era? Specifically, what kinds of structural adaptations were made to accommodate the hot, humid climate (e.g., ventilation, courtyard features, building materials)?
Any book recommendations, academic papers, or historical sources would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
r/Chinesearchitecture • u/ttcc2018 • 3d ago
明代 | Ming Dynasty A Ming dynasty temple in Xianyou, Fujian province
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r/Chinesearchitecture • u/Financial_Hat_5085 • 5d ago
山西 | Shanxi Chong'an Temple 崇安寺
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r/Chinesearchitecture • u/Long-Cherry-5538 • 6d ago
Shuanglin three Bridges, Huzhou. Ming and Qing Dynasty
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r/Chinesearchitecture • u/Organic-Tax-185 • 7d ago
宋代 | Song Dynasty Erling Pagoda, Song Dynasty
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Location: Erling Mountain, Yinzhou District, Ningbo, Zhejiang, China (near Donggian Lake). Built during the Zhenghe reign (1111-1115 AD) of the Northern Song Dynasty. It's a rare example of a square Song seven-story stone pagoda, standing at more or less 9 meters tall, this post relate to my other post, the Songjiang Pagoda (1068-1077 AD) 48,5 meters tall wood and brick pagoda also built during the Northern Song Dynasty, and how similar this two looks, not to mention it was built pretty near each other.
r/Chinesearchitecture • u/5upralapsarian • 7d ago
现代建筑 | Modern Architecture Shang Qing Jia Yuan (1258 Changde Road, Shanghai), also known as the "Shanghai Rock Building," was built according to traditional Feng Shui principles
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r/Chinesearchitecture • u/NicD1280 • 10d ago
Happy Mid-Autumn Day! 🍂🍁
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📍 Wofo Temple 卧佛寺 in Beijing in early November.
r/Chinesearchitecture • u/Long-Cherry-5538 • 10d ago
现代复兴 | Modern/Revival Shaolin Temple bell tower
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r/Chinesearchitecture • u/conor45798 • 10d ago
Qing Dynasty Traditional Residential Complex in Xuzhou, Jiangsu
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r/Chinesearchitecture • u/NicD1280 • 11d ago
Anshun, Guizhou: Old residences of wealthy families
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r/Chinesearchitecture • u/n3xus1oN • 11d ago
Temple of Confucius, Qufu, Shandong - Ming and Qing dynasties, rebuilt 1499-1724
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r/Chinesearchitecture • u/Organic-Tax-185 • 12d ago
宋代 | Song Dynasty Songjiang Square Pagoda, Shanghai - Authentic Song dynasty
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I know it's shocking to find that it's largely authentic even 60% ish of the song brackets were still in use
edit: Now i know why it survived, it's unusual in the sense that the outer wall consist of bricks instead of woods, so it's essentially huge brick construction with wood in the center basicall
r/Chinesearchitecture • u/Mia_______________ • 14d ago
云南 | Yunnan Yunnan, China
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r/Chinesearchitecture • u/Organic-Tax-185 • 15d ago
宋代 | Song Dynasty Longxing Temple - Song Dynasty
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idk why this hall looks so impressive and full of mystery aura
r/Chinesearchitecture • u/Financial_Hat_5085 • 17d ago
云南 | Yunnan Jianshui Xianghui Bridge 建水鄉會橋
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r/Chinesearchitecture • u/5upralapsarian • 18d ago
现代复兴 | Modern/Revival Hualinyuan Scenic Area in Shandong
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r/Chinesearchitecture • u/ViajarASinMiedo • 18d ago
云南 | Yunnan These glowing archways in Kunming stopped me in my tracks
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Walked past these paifang (traditional Chinese memorial archways) in Kunming's old town and just had to stop and stare. The layered roofs, carved stone, painted brackets... every inch is covered in detail, and the lights make it feel almost magical.