REPRESENTATION IN MUGHAL ARCHITECTURE: A CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF SHALIMAR GARDENS, LAHORE FORT GARDENS AND WAH GARDENS

Rabia Khaskheli, Zhang Weiping, Bhai Khan Shar, Hina Marvi
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Mughals demonstrated their extraordinary talent for fusing local culture with Islamic thinking. In Asian culture and architectural design, water has long been a key element. Both the Mughal gardens and historic buildings make extensive use of water as an architectural element. On a scorching summer day, water not only provides aesthetic pleasure but also provides isolated cooling. This paper focuses on water as a design element used not merely to make the gardens along the famed Grand Truck Road in Lahore more beautiful, but also to analyse the technological benefits of water. According to design research methods, the water analysis of gardens combines fundamental and applied methodologies. The study in this investigation demonstrate that Mughals used water as a famous representation of their unwavering power to control the temperature as well as for aesthetic purposes by creating lakes, canals, springs, fountains and pools. Keywords: Shalimar Gardens, Lahore Fort Gardens, Wah Gardens, Water, Mughal Architecture
莫卧儿王朝建筑中的表现:沙利玛花园、拉合尔堡花园和华花园的语境分析
莫卧儿展现了他们将当地文化与伊斯兰思想融合在一起的非凡才能。在亚洲文化和建筑设计中,水一直是一个关键元素。莫卧儿花园和历史建筑都广泛使用水作为建筑元素。在炎热的夏日,水不仅提供审美愉悦,还提供隔离的凉爽。本文将水作为一种设计元素,不仅用于使拉合尔著名的大卡车公路沿线的花园更加美丽,而且还分析了水的技术效益。根据设计研究方法,园林水分析将基础方法与应用方法相结合。这项调查中的研究表明,莫卧儿人把水作为他们坚定不移的权力的著名代表,通过创造湖泊、运河、泉水、喷泉和游泳池来控制温度和审美目的。关键词:沙利玛花园,拉合尔堡花园,华花园,水,莫卧儿建筑
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