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Thank you! You will shortly receive a welcome email so please check your inbox. In this way, whether in the shape of the frame or the pattern inside it, the culture of the literati and their way of life is reflected in the windows of Jiangnan gardens. As a result, the motifs of the windows are extremely diverse, and since each one is born through the creativity and technique of a skilled craftsman, there are no two of the same window.

That said, of particular note is the fact that the overall balance of the space is subtly maintained when these windows are brought together, despite the fact that the shape of each one is different. There are many methods through which this is accomplished, such as when the shapes and patterns of windows differ and they are lined up at specific intervals, or when their intervals are irregular but their shapes and patterns look similar, and through these arrangements a subtly negotiated relationship between chaos and order is born.

As already mentioned, windows in China are of an extremely unique design, and so are gates. It is said that from ancient times in China there has been a tradition in which mountain caves were considered the dwellings of sages as well as the link between heaven and the rest of the world. In other words they saw a massive universe within what can be said is its complete opposite: the cramped, closed up space of a cave. Design Details. Architecture Architecture Top Ideabooks.

Since I have worked from my home office and provide full architectural services exclusively to the single family residential market. My passion is to transform my clients' houses into their homes. I strive to have the "new" home accommodate my clients' lives without fighting them at every junction. I look to add curb appeal to encourage a beautiful streetscape.

And I design any addition to look and feel like it has always been there. So don't hesitate to contact me if you're looking to transform your house into your home. Save Comment 15 Like An architectural detail that I find really wonderful is the round or oval window. Placed judiciously, small circles of glass stand out in a home's design, creating a strong architectural punctuation mark in an otherwise ordinary space while bringing additional light and often an unexpected view into the interior of a home.

The original name for this kind of window was oeil-de-boeuf, literally "ox's eye"; it's also called an oculus. While I'm not entirely sure how the name came about, it seems appropriate. These windows do resemble eyes looking out at the world. And just as eyes are said to be windows to the soul, these windows also can offer an intriguing and unusual glimpse into a home's interior.

I thought that perhaps it had a specific name since it's a fairly common architectural feature-- around my part of the world, anyway-- and it bears a resemblance to the Eye of Providence "deioculus," perhaps? Thanks for the help! Get a new mixed Fun Trivia quiz each day in your email.

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