Research on the effect of integer planning and transmission of cultural meaning in the design of architectural environment of Buddhist temples in northern Anhui Province

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Authors: W Li
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Abstract

This paper focuses on the architectural environment design of Buddhist temples in northern Anhui Province, and explores the application of integer planning algorithms in the design of temple environments and their effects on the transmission of cultural context. The integer planning model is used to optimise the spatial layout of the temple building to maximise the impact of the transmission of cultural context. The integer planning model is optimised by the proposed gradient method and genetic algorithm. Fuzzy hierarchical analysis is introduced to construct an evaluation index system to analyse the transmission effect of cultural mood quantitatively. The relative affiliations of the temple environment design plan based on integer planning and the temple environment design plan based on the general method are 0.0576 and 0.0259, respectively. According to the principle of maximum affiliation, the integer planning model design scheme is better at conveying the cultural context. In addition, the architectural environment of Buddhist temples should be designed for the functional principle as the basis, the cultural principle as the essence, and the artistic principle as the method.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Sustainable Urban and Rural Development Medical Research and Treatments Advanced Technology in Applications

Publication details

Journal / source
Australian Journal of Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Pages
1–11
Publication date
6 January 2026
Language
EN