This paper explored the signifi cant impact of Taoist views on stone-piled rockeries in Jiangnangardens (Jiangnan refers to southern region of the Yangtze River) in Ming and Qing dynasties from theperspectives of morp...This paper explored the signifi cant impact of Taoist views on stone-piled rockeries in Jiangnangardens (Jiangnan refers to southern region of the Yangtze River) in Ming and Qing dynasties from theperspectives of morphology (Xing ), meaning (Yi ), pneuma (Qi ), including the view for life “modeling afterthe nature and valuing authenticity” in Taoist aesthetics , view of space “only Tao gathering nothingness”,and ecological ethical view of “everything as the same”. Moreover, it disclosed the process of gardenrockery design’s simulation of nature and aesthetic renovation, reviewed aesthetic value of garden rockeries,and contributed to the further understanding of garden design.展开更多
Traditional Jiangnan garden architecture in China offers distinct spatial impressions that hold significance in contemporary architectural expression.Yet,the understanding and analysis of these spaces have historicall...Traditional Jiangnan garden architecture in China offers distinct spatial impressions that hold significance in contemporary architectural expression.Yet,the understanding and analysis of these spaces have historically relied on subjective,sensory experiences,often lacking precise,quantitative research.Consequently,establishing clear logical connections between visual cognition and emotional perception within these spatial experiences has been a challenge.This study introduces virtual reality spatial simulation and quantification techniques,summarizing key Jiangnan garden spatial characteristics and prototypes.It includes a series of virtual reality experiments focusing on cognitive experiences within Jiangnan garden spaces.A comprehensive analysis of isovisit quantitative data,questionnaires,and behavioral information explores the logical relationships between emotional perceptions(calmness,surprise,interest,confusion)and visual cognition qualities(openness,complexity,theatricality)in garden space impressions.This research aims to reveal deeper connections between garden space qualities,visual cognition,and emotional experiences,offering valuable insights for the application of historical traditional spatial features in contemporary architecture.It bridges the gap between sensory experiences and rational analysis,enhancing our understanding of the intricate spatial narratives within Jiangnan gardens.展开更多
文摘This paper explored the signifi cant impact of Taoist views on stone-piled rockeries in Jiangnangardens (Jiangnan refers to southern region of the Yangtze River) in Ming and Qing dynasties from theperspectives of morphology (Xing ), meaning (Yi ), pneuma (Qi ), including the view for life “modeling afterthe nature and valuing authenticity” in Taoist aesthetics , view of space “only Tao gathering nothingness”,and ecological ethical view of “everything as the same”. Moreover, it disclosed the process of gardenrockery design’s simulation of nature and aesthetic renovation, reviewed aesthetic value of garden rockeries,and contributed to the further understanding of garden design.
文摘Traditional Jiangnan garden architecture in China offers distinct spatial impressions that hold significance in contemporary architectural expression.Yet,the understanding and analysis of these spaces have historically relied on subjective,sensory experiences,often lacking precise,quantitative research.Consequently,establishing clear logical connections between visual cognition and emotional perception within these spatial experiences has been a challenge.This study introduces virtual reality spatial simulation and quantification techniques,summarizing key Jiangnan garden spatial characteristics and prototypes.It includes a series of virtual reality experiments focusing on cognitive experiences within Jiangnan garden spaces.A comprehensive analysis of isovisit quantitative data,questionnaires,and behavioral information explores the logical relationships between emotional perceptions(calmness,surprise,interest,confusion)and visual cognition qualities(openness,complexity,theatricality)in garden space impressions.This research aims to reveal deeper connections between garden space qualities,visual cognition,and emotional experiences,offering valuable insights for the application of historical traditional spatial features in contemporary architecture.It bridges the gap between sensory experiences and rational analysis,enhancing our understanding of the intricate spatial narratives within Jiangnan gardens.