Figures & data
Table 1. Distribution of mountain Confucian temples in Southwest China.
Figure 1. Improvement of building standards of the Confucian temple during the 15th-19th century.
Figure 3. The relationship between the Confucian temple, the city and the mountain.
Figure 2. Improvement of building standards of the Confucian temple during the 15th-19th century.
Table 2. Axis deflection conforming to the topography.
Figure 4. Aerial photography of mountain Confucian Temples in Southwest China.
Table 3. Genotypes extracted from the guiding space of the Confucian temple.
Table 4. Topographic parameters corresponding to building combination genotypes.
Table 5. Visual graphic expression of the diversity of Confucian temple spatial layouts.
Figure 5. Plant configuration of mountain Confucian temples.
Figure 6. Plant configuration and building combination genotypes on the external vertical interface.
Figure 7. Pan-chi transformed from the lake under the “Fronting water and with hills on the back “.
