What are the styles of architectural design?

Baroque, Rock.

There is also Gothic architecture.

1. Modern style. Most of the modern styles are mainly based on reflecting the characteristics of the times, without excessive decoration, everything starts from the function, pays attention to the appropriate proportion of the modeling, the spatial structure is clear and beautiful, and emphasizes the brightness and simplicity of the appearance. It embodies the fast-paced, simple and practical life of modern life, but also full of vitality.

2. Exotic style. Most of these buildings are designed by foreign designers, which are characterized by the "original transplantation" of foreign architectural styles, implanted with the concept of modern life, and at the same time with its various exotic spaces.

3. Neoclassicism. The neoclassical style of the building has absorbed some elements similar to the "European style", but it is simplified or partially applicable, with a large area of walls and glass or a simple line frame frame, and the color is mainly a large area of light color, the decorative taste is relatively simplified, and the pursuit of a relaxed, fresh and elegant atmosphere can be regarded as "post-European style" compared with the former is further rational.

4. Ordinary style. It is difficult to define the style of this type of building in terms of its architectural appearance, and their appearance is probably related to the economic development stage of commercial housing development, the environment or the developer's level of awareness, aesthetic ability and development strength. There is no excessive decoration, and the materials of the exterior walls are not carefully considered, which looks ordinary.

5. Theme style. Themed real estate is a product of real estate planning, which became popular in 2000. This kind of real estate is led by planning, constructing the development theme and marketing theme of the real estate, and the planning and design are based on this.

1. Gothic architecture is an architectural style that flourished at the peak and end of the Middle Ages. It developed from Romanesque architecture and was inherited by Renaissance architecture. Originating in France in the 12th century and continuing until the 16th century, Gothic architecture is commonly referred to as "French" in contemporary times, while the term "Gothic" appeared in the late Renaissance with a derogatory connotation.

Features of Gothic architecture include pointed arches, ribbed vaults and flying arches.

2. Baroque architecture is an architectural and decorative style developed on the basis of Italian Renaissance architecture in the 17th and 18th centuries. It is characterized by the freedom of shape, the pursuit of dynamics, the preference for rich decoration and carving, strong colors, and often interspersed with curved surfaces and oval spaces.

3. Rococo style (Rococo style), which was born in France in the 20s of the 18th century and became popular in Europe, was developed on the basis of Baroque architecture, mainly in interior decoration. The basic characteristics of the Rococo style are delicate and coquettish, gorgeous and delicate, sweet and gentle, and complicated and delicate.

4. The ancient Roman architectural style was produced on the Apennine Peninsula and carried forward with the expansion of the Roman Empire, which is the continuation and development of the ancient Greek architectural style, and the main achievements are the Pantheon and Basilica buildings. The arch technique of ancient Rome also reached a certain height, which provided conditions for the large span of stone buildings, and at the same time, the ancient Greek pillar style was improved, and the coupon column type appeared, which had a wide influence on the future architecture of Europe.

5. Postmodernism washes away the simplicity and singularity of modernism with complexity and contradiction. Adopting non-traditional design methods such as mixing and superimposing, replacing the straightforward clarity with ambiguous tension, and replacing the clear unity with the chaos of one or the other, in terms of artistic style, advocates the unity of diversity.

The architectural styles include Gothic architectural style, Baroque architectural style, Rococo architectural style, wooden strip architectural style, and garden style.

1. Gothic architectural style.

Prevailing in the centuries 1050-1550, it is dominated by religious buildings, mainly characterized by towering minarets, superhuman scales and elaborate decorations, forming a unified and upward melody.

2. Baroque architectural style.

From 1600 to 1760, he was an architectural style that was almost ornate and ornamental, even if it was too cumbersome.

3. Rococo architectural style.

The 1750-1790s, mainly of French origin, represented the later phase of the Baroque style, characterized by the extensive use of semi-abstract subject matter for decoration.

4. Wooden strip architectural style.

A pure American style of dwelling, characterized by a horizontal, wood-framed structure.

5. Garden style.

Popular since the 70s of the 20th century, this style has been hyped as a concept in Shenzhen, and is characterized by the planting of flowers and trees, the improvement of greenery, and the creation of a garden landscape around the building through environmental planning and landscape design.

Common architectural styles are: Gothic, with pointed arches as the main elements; Baroque style, free in shape and pursuit of dynamism; Rococo style, the main elements used are asymmetrical techniques, arcs and S-shaped lines; The garden style is manifested in the pursuit of harmonious coexistence between man and nature. The details are as follows:

1. Gothic style.

The Gothic style, also known as the Gothic style, originated in France and prevailed in Europe in the 13th and 15th centuries. The main elements used are pointed arches, towers, pointed ribbed vaults, flying buttresses, slender bundle columns, and large areas of stained glass windows.

2. Baroque.

Baroque architecture originated in Italy in the 17th century, and is characterized by the freedom of form and the pursuit of movement. The main elements used are a large number of curves, solemn symmetry, intricate and ornate decoration and carving, and the replacement of complete images with incomplete compositions.

3. Rococo style.

Originating in France in the twenties of the 18th century, the Rococo style is an extension of Baroque architecture and is characterized by delicate femininity. The main elements used are asymmetrical techniques, curved and S-shaped lines, semi-abstract decorative themes, bright light tones, and delicate and intricate lace.

Fourth, garden style.

The garden style includes British style, classical Italian style, neo-classical style trouser style, American European style, Nordic style, French Mediterranean style, Spanish style, Balinese style, Thai style, traditional Chinese style, etc., among which the Chinese garden is the most distinctive, which is manifested in the pursuit of harmonious coexistence between man and nature.

Introduction: Each kind of building has its own style, because the expression is different, so the effect of creation is also different. So what are the common architectural styles in life? Let me introduce them to you one by one.

1. Modernism

Most of the modern style buildings can reflect the characteristics of the times, generally without excessive decoration, pay more attention to the actual use of functions, pay attention to the appropriate proportion in the modeling, the spatial structure is clear, reflecting a bright and concise style.

Architectural style: Modernism (fig).

2. Exotic style.

Exotic style, simply put, is a foreign decoration style, and most of these buildings are from foreign designers. hand, which is characterized by the application of foreign architectural styles to the design, implanted with the concept of modern life, and at the same time has foreign architectural styles.

Architectural style: exotic style (pictured).

3. Ordinary style

This type of building is generally very ordinary, and this style is often related to the level of economic development of the society, the environment, or the aesthetic ability of the developer. The appearance of the general building is very plain and unremarkable, without too much decoration, so it looks very ordinary.

Architectural style: Normal style (pictured).