The Origin of Classical Architectural Style

Characteristics of Classical Architectural Style

classic building in classicist architectural style

Modern applications of classical architectural styles

The influence of classical architectural style on architectural history

The cultural connotation of classical architectural style

The development trend of classical architectural style

Protection and inheritance of classical architectural style

Overview

Design Principles

architectural elements

Famous cases

Modern applications and developments

Originated in Europe in the early 18th century

Inspired by ancient Greek and Roman architecture

Experienced the spread and development from France to Britain

Focus on symmetry and proportion

Use classical elements and decoration

Emphasis on solemnity and majesty

Attention to detail and craftsmanship

Palace of Versailles in France

Buckingham Palace in England

The White House of the United States

Influenced the aesthetic and design style of modern architecture

Provides a wealth of architectural elements and design inspiration

Promoted the development of construction technology and craftsmanship

Too much emphasis on form and decoration, lack of innovation and individuality

Ignoring the functionality and practicality of the building

Sparked the debate between retroism and modernism

Integrate modern construction technology and design elements to achieve innovation and breakthroughs

Pay attention to the functionality and practicality of the building to meet the living needs of modern people

Advocate green buildings and sustainable development to achieve harmonious coexistence between buildings and the environment

Originated from the Mediterranean region

Emphasis on simplicity, brightness and nature

Pay attention to space utilization and lighting

Incorporates a variety of cultural elements

Arched doors and windows

terracotta roof

decorative ironwork

Yards and gardens

open layout

Blue and white are the main colors

Emphasis on natural and bright colors

Integrate local culture and traditional elements

Stone

wood

Terracotta

iron art

Glass

Influence on modern architectural design

Influence on other architectural styles

Impact on lifestyle

residential building

Commercial Building

public building

tourist architecture

garden architecture

Originated in Britain at the end of the 18th century

Emphasis on practicality and functionality

Use modern materials such as reinforced concrete and glass

Focus on innovation in structure, space and form

Crystal Palace

Eiffel Tower

Empire State Building, New York

functionalist principles

Simplicity, practicality and economic principles

Technological Innovation Principles

Environmental protection and sustainable development principles

reinforced-concrete structure

Glass curtain wall

steel structure

Prefabricated components

Influence on modern architectural design

Impact on urban planning and construction

Impact on modern lifestyle

Green Buildings and Sustainable Buildings

Smart Building and IoT Technology

3D printing and modular construction

Application of virtual reality and augmented reality technology in architectural design