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Analyzing the Inheritance and Development of “Landscape Complex” in Contemporary Local Architecture
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Abstract:
Objective: To discuss the embodiment and application of the “landscape complex” in modern architectural design and analyze the interpretation of the traditional landscape creation in the new era and the integration of subject and object under the principle of “the way of nature”. Method: Taking Wang Shu’s “Waterfront Mountain Residence” as an example, the application of landscape sentiment in the Taking Wang Shu’s “Waterfront Mountain Residence” as an example, the application of landscape sentiment in the process of building “Washan” is analyzed in depth through literature research method and case study method. Results: To summarize Wang Shu’s method of integrating the “landscape complex” into modern architecture. Conclusion: The use of traditional Chinese culture in local design is of paramount importance, with a view to providing a reference for the design of contemporary traditional cultural translations.
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