Course Arrangement; Instructions for Assignments and Assessment Requirements
Lesson 02: The East Learning from The West, Eclecticism Accompanied by Classical Revival (2 credit hours)
Modern Architectural System in China
Passive Input, The Emergence of Western Architectural Thoughts
Classical Revival and Eclecticism
Lesson 03: Architect Design Strategy (2 credit hours)
Foreign Architects: Cultural Strategies
Chinese Architects: Tradition Focus
Japanese Invaders: Pseudo-Manchu Colonial Practice
Exoticism: Alien Regionalism
Lesson 04: Beginning of Modernism (2 credit hours)
Passive Input: From Decorative Movement to New Architecture
Active Development: Starting with Chinese Architectural Elements
Eight-Year Chaos: Modernity of Architecture During the WWII of Resistance Against Japanese Invaders
New China: Spontaneous Continuity of Modern Architecture
Lesson 05: Socialist Content and National Forms (2 credit hours)
“First Five-Year” Plan and Soviet Aid to China
“Socialist Architecture” Theory
Subjective Pursuit and Exploration of National Forms
Lesson 06: The Ten Great Buildings in Beijing (2 credit hours)
Mass Design Movement
Ideal Architectural Expression
Ten Great Monuments for the Founding of New China
Lesson 07: Architectural Exploration in 1960s (2 credit hours)
Commemorative Architecture in 1960s
New Type: Serving Mass Events
The Lingnan Style Building
Lesson 08: The Neo-Regionalism (2 credit hours)
Fujian: Scenic Spots and Major Cities
Sichuan and Shaanxi: Modern Exploration of Tradition and Folk Houses
Jiangsu and Zhejiang: Innovations Triggered by Traditional Gardens
Lesson 09: Going Global: Construction Projects with China’s “Foreign Aid” (2 credit hours)
Overseas Version of Chinese Modern Architecture
From Foreign Aid to Market Development – Overseas Practice of Chinese Architects
Lesson 10: Bring In (I) Practice of Overseas Architects in China (2 credit hours)
Impact of Overseas Buildings
Practices of Overseas Architects in China In The Early Days Of Reform And Opening Up
Market-Oriented Practice of Overseas Architects