Abstract：Among over 80 surviving Theravada Buddhist temples in Dai and Blang ethnic villages of Jinggu County, Yunnan, the main halls typically exhibit a distinctive architectural integration of Han and Dai traditions. Based on field research and literature review, this study employs a typological approach to analyze the structural characteristics of these halls, with a focus on the integration of Han-style construction techniques within their longitudinal frameworks. The findings reveal that, within the regional cultural context, the organic connection between entrance pailou and the main structure facilitates a spatial transition from secular to sacred. This process has produced diverse structural combinations—such as staggered, layered, and multi-storeyed configurations—reflecting continuous experimentation and craftsmanship. These practices provide theoretical insights and case references for understanding localized architectural integration and adaptive strategies in multicultural settings.
尹蕾，杨大禹*. 云南景谷县南传佛寺大殿建筑构架特征研究[J]. 新建筑, 2025, 43(4): 156-161.
YIN Lei, YANG Dayu. Research on the Structural Characteristics of the Main Hall Architecture in Jinggu Theravada Buddhist Temples, Yunnan. New Architecture, 2025, 43(4): 156-161.
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