基于穹都尺的河湟地区藏式平顶建筑的尺度分析OA

This study systematically analyzes the scale regulation of Tibetan Buddhist flat roofed buildings in the Hehuang area,using the traditional measurement unit of Tibetan Buddhism,the"qiongdu chi,"as the benchmark.By measuring key parameters such as column grid,column diameter,and wall partition,a typological study is conducted after classification.Combined with literature review and case comparison,it is revealed that the column grid and diameter generally use integer or semi integer"qiongdu chi",and the partition ratio is similar to typical Tibetan style buildings in Xizang.This study clarifies the scale composition rules of such buildings in the Hehuang area,providing a quantitative basis for the repair and restoration of related historic buildings and filling the gap in scale research in the Tibetan architectural lineage in the region.