fengtiandian hall 3d model

3D model of Fengtian Hall (Fengtiandian) of the Ming Palace in Nanjing, built during the Hongwu reign of the Ming Dynasty, a paradigm of early Ming official architecture, distinct from the Qing Dynasty-modified style of the Hall of Supreme Harmony in Beijing. It features a double-eaved hip roof covered with yellow glazed tiles, nine bays wide and five bays deep. The hall sits on a three-tiered white marble platform with early Ming-style balustrades, and three imperial paths leading up to it, with the central path made of green and white stone. The walls are red with golden decorations, and the dougong brackets follow early Ming official construction methods. The flying eaves are stretched, and the number and shape of ridge ornaments strictly adhere to early Ming regulations. The beam and bracket paintings are mainly green and blue, without the elaborate gold decorations of the Qing Dynasty. The overall style is symmetrical, rigorous, and proportionally accurate, with realistic details