Nota de aplicación
In traditional Chinese timber-frame architecture, refers to two eaves pillars framing the central bay on the sides of the building parallel to the roof ridge (typically the front side). Leveling pillars are used as a standard height for calculating the height of other pillars across the façade, as they increase in height from the center towards the corners of the building, allowing for an upward curvature of the eaves (shengqi). The term appears in the Yingzao Fashi (1103, Siku quanshu edition., 5.4b) and also in documents written by officials during the Song Dynasty (960-1279) to describe the architecture of mausolea. Modern architectural historians use this term to describe central-bay pillars on all sides of a building dating from the Tang (618-907) to early Ming (1368-1644) dynasties.
Ubicación jerarquía
- Faceta Objetos
- .. Componente
- .... componente (parte de objetos)
- ...... <componentes según contexto específico>
- ........ elemento de arquitectura
- .......... <elementos estructurales y componentes elemento estructural>
- ............ elemento estructural
- .............. <elementos de soporte y resistencia>
- ................ <columnas y componentes de columna>
- .................. columna (elemento arquitectónico)
- .................... <columnas según localización o contexto>
- ...................... columna pareada
- ...................... columna (doble)
- ...................... columna embebida [+]
- ...................... columna agrupada
- ...................... columna (mediana)
- ...................... columna adosada
- ...................... nook shaft
- ...................... pingzhu