Religious Styles of Architecture in Chinatown
Nancy Shatzman Steinhardt, Traditional Chinese Architecture (New York City: China Institute in America, 1984), 11. The Tailiang framework is utilitarian response to the need to carry rainwater off eaves. The style has developed into a highly ornamental affair that distinguishes classical Chinese architecture … ................
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