The Beauty of Architecture
The Art and Wisdom of Mortise and Tenon: The Essence of Traditional Woodworking
Mortise-and-tenon is a traditional Chinese woodworking technique where joints interlock without nails or glue. Known for durability, elegance, and eco-friendliness, it has been used in temples, houses, and Ming furniture. From the Luban Lock to modern des
Columns and Arches Beyond Time: The Greek and Romanesque Building Styles in Taiwan
Taiwanese architectural styles have been deeply influenced by Western classical culture, with Greek and Roman architecture being the most well-known. These two styles were widely adopted in different periods, not only embodying the spirit of classical aes
When Window Gratings Hold Light and Heart
Window grating is a form of decorative art on windows, which can be divided into paper, wood, stone and iron depending on the material. With a long history, early examples include auspicious paper cuttings that were affixed to windows to bring peace and g
Can You Tell Apart the Twin Buildings of the National Performing Arts Center at Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall?
Every time you visit Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, do you find yourself confused about which building is the National Concert Hall and which is the National Theater? In fact, the design of their roofs holds a fascinating secret! Follow along as we uncove