Modern design application of chinese traditional gardening theory of “man living in harmony with nature”
Jiangwen Huang
Abstract
Jiangwen Huang
Abstract
The traditional theory on Chinese gardens that man is integral part of nature has existed for a long time, reflecting Chinese ancestors/ attitudes towards nature formed in their production and life. This theory views that man and nature should live in harmony, and that Chinese traditional garden should learn from and be in harmony with the nature. Thereout is my study on study on modern landscape design.
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The traditional theory on Chinese gardens that man is integral part of nature has existed for a long time, reflecting Chinese ancestors/ attitudes towards nature formed in their production and life. This theory views that man and nature should live in harmony, and that Chinese traditional garden should learn from and be in harmony with the nature. Thereout is my study on study on modern landscape design.
Key concepts: Harmony (color), Harmony with nature, Aesthetics, Classical Chinese, Architectural engineering, Sociology, Computer science, Art