Building and civil

Evolution of Buddhist temple layouts (from Asukadera style to Todaiji style)

Temple layouts through time: the pagoda drifts away from the centre

This drawing comes from one YAML file. No shape was moved by hand.

Notes in the source (in Japanese)

Source (YAML)

examples/gallery/181-伽藍配置の移り変わり.zumen.yaml

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