Located in Chandigarh, India, the large-scale public building designed by the famous architect Le Corbusier is a non-rectangular shape; located in Brasilia, Brazil, it was designed by the famous architect Oscar Niemeyer and the urban planner Lucio Designed by Costa, the entire ci

Located in Chandigarh in India, the large public building designed by the famous architect Le Corbusier is a non-rectangular shape;

is located in Brasilia of Brazil , designed by the famous architect Designed by Oscar Niemeyer and urban planner Lucio Costa, the entire urban plan is also non-right angle. It looks like a big bird from the air, but in fact it is a cross. The two cities

are non-rectangular grid cities planned in advance.

The popular science story of Grubi the Blue Parrot - Architectural Exploration that I want to recommend today condenses the entire construction process of a house, from the building foundation pit to the beam-raising ceremony; from interior decoration to construction-related occupations; from various Various towers, to skyscrapers all over the world; from statics , to load-bearing structures; from building materials, to construction management agencies; from the planning of urban areas, to the integration of new and old architectural styles... .

This book hopes to use the story of Hubert Bachler and the exquisite illustrations of Daniel Muller to show children that architecture is not just about nailing boards into wood, but also to explain to children issues such as urban and rural planning.

The background of the story is that construction was going on near Grubi's residence. Driven by curiosity, he came to the construction site and prepared to explore the secrets of the building.

The character setting is also very interesting - a blue parrot named Grubby with a big yellow beak, wearing cool red and black plaid trousers and a beret!

Many children immediately shook their heads when they heard about popular science books and did not want to open them at all. But don’t miss this book!

Because Grubby is just like our children: full of curiosity, good at observation, also likes to ask questions, and constantly tries to explore scientific knowledge.

For example, after the rough house is built, everyone will gather together to hold a beam-raising ceremony: workers will put a small Christmas tree tied with colorful ribbons on the roof, and all the workers will gather together to eat sausages to celebrate. But this custom is becoming increasingly rare.

For example, design drawings are hand-drawn drawings of the architectural designer's ideas. In addition to floor plans, there are also sections and elevations. Of course, architectural models can also show buildings.

For example, building materials range from artificial stone, bricks and tiles to new building materials such as steel, concrete floors, and flat glass.

Of course, there are still small tricks hidden in this book, but they make the display of the picture more complete. Children, go and look through it.