Nota de aplicación
Meaning literally to prop and rotate (Kroll 2015 453, 479), the term tiao‘wo, as most scholars believe, is a noun that refers to a component in the timber frame structure, used in the interior of a building with an open-frame roof structure (cheshang mingzao 徹上明造; i.e. without a ceiling). Tiao'wo appears in the Yingzao fashi (1103) four times (YZFS 2009, 1.8a, 4.6a, 6.9b, 18.7a). There are two types of tiao'wo. (1) As a part of a component, tiao'wo refers to the upward end of a xia'ang in a bujian puzuo. This kind of tiaowo is also called angwei tiaowo 昂尾挑斡 by some scholars. Sometimes it can also refer to the upward end of a shuatou. (2) As a separate component, tiaowo refers to an oblique element without pointed shape, a particular form of xia'ang. Some scholars believe this is the angting tiaowo mentioned in Yingzao fashi (Zhu 2018).
Ubicación jerarquía
- Faceta Objetos
- .. Componente
- .... componente (parte de objetos)
- ...... <componentes según contexto específico>
- ........ elemento de arquitectura
- .......... <elementos estructurales y componentes elemento estructural>
- ............ elemento estructural
- .............. <elementos estructurales de salientes y extensiones>
- ................ <arcos y componentes de arco> [+]
- ................ viga (elemento estructural) [+]
- ................ ménsula (elemento estructural) [+]
- ................ viga en voladizo
- ................ can (elemento estructural) [+]
- ................ tabla de pisos (elemento estructural)
- ................ <entablamento y componentes de entablamento> [+]
- ................ dintel (elemento de extensión) [+]
- ................ shàng'áng
- ................ spans (structural elements)
- ................ tiǎowò
- ................ <cerchas y componentes de cercha> [+]