Study On The Protection And Utilization Of Wu'an Pavilion

As the new urbanization advancing step by step,many historic buildings destroyed,the traditional architectural culture is gradually lost.Under this big background,thus worth thinking about how to adapt to its development.Ancient architecture is an important part of traditional Chinese culture.Pavilion as a class of ancient architecture,the structure shows a superb level of construction,which is the perfect combination of technology and art,which embodies the unique charm of ancient architecture in China.However,in some villages with large numbers of ancient buildings to promote the construction of beautiful villages or the construction of traditional characteristics of villages and towns,they can expect a dialogue with the historic buildings,and is located in the city of Wu'an in hebei pavilion with distinctive local characteristics,and other historical buildings in type,shape,there are many different construction techniques,etc.Taking Wu'an pavilion as the research object,through the literature research method,the field research method,the comparative induction method and the system research method,from the regional characteristics and cultural characteristics of Wu'an pavilion,proceed to understand the architectural thoughts of the ancient people at that time.And then in-depth analysis of the role and function of Wu'an pavilion,in order to its spatial form,construction skills and cultural connotation of more in-depth study.The types of Wu'an pavilion are abundant and widely exist in various villages and towns,and the characteristics of Wu'an pavilion are summarized according to the kind of space,the space form,the framework system and the artistic conception of poetry.Through the study of the Wu'an pavilion,you can better understand its technology and local cultural characteristics,so that people feel the history of its architectural culture,and then continue it.The architecture and culture of Wu'an pavilion can also be applied to modern architecture,so that modern architecture can create more regional buildings on the basis of absorbing and utilizing its technology.