How much does it cost to build a four-corner pavilion?

The cost of building an ancient quadrangle pavilion is about 50 thousand.

Pavilion, one of the single buildings with traditional wood structure. A small pavilion built by the roadside for pedestrians to rest. Because of its light shape, informal selection of materials and flexible layout, it is widely used in gardens. An open Liangna Pavilion or Beiming Pavilion, usually built in a garden or park, usually supports the roof with pillars.

The pavilion is built by people with certain materials, and the characteristics of the materials will inevitably have an impact on the architectural style. Therefore, the plastic arts of gazebo also depend on the selected materials to some extent.

Due to the differences in the performance of various materials, pavilions built with different materials have their own characteristics, and at the same time, they are bound to be limited by the characteristics of the materials used.

China's architecture is a wood structure system, so pavilions are mostly wood structures. Wooden gazebo, glazed tile roof wood frame and Dai tile roof wood structure are the most common.

The former is unique to the royal architecture and the religious architecture of the altar temple, which is magnificent and colorful. The latter is dominated by China's classical pavilions, or simple and solemn, or elegant and elegant, all over the country, which is the representative form of China's classical pavilions.

In addition, wooden pavilions are also made of stone roofs, iron roofs and lime roofs, but they are generally rare and belong to a special shape.

It is also quite common to build pavilions with stones in China. At present, the earliest pavilion is the stone pavilion. The early stone pavilions mostly imitated the practices of wood structures, such as bucket arches, moon beams, bright and sparrows, and corner beams. , all carved from stone. For example, the Luban Pavilion, which was built on the broken forehead mountain in Huangmei, Hubei Province in the early Tang Dynasty, was completely built with stone imitating the bucket arch beam frame of wood structure.

The same is true of the two stone pavilions in front of Xiushan Peak in Hushan, which were built in Song Dynasty and Yuan Dynasty respectively. After the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the stone pavilion gradually got rid of the imitation wood structure, and the characteristics of the stone were outstanding, and the construction method was simplified accordingly. Simple and heavy shape, flat and short eaves and simple details.

Some stone pavilions are even as simple as jacking up a stone pavilion cover with only four stone pillars. This stone pavilion is simple and presents a solid and rough style.

However, some stone pavilions, in order to pursue colorful, exquisite and gorgeous effects, still use stone imitation wood carving arches to hang down, and the roof uses slate to rest the mountain, square and hexagonal.