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贝聿铭的金字塔：现代建筑与传统元素的完美融合In the vast landscape of architecture, Ieoh Ming Pei's Pyramid stands as a beacon of modernity and tradition merged into a singular masterpiece. The pyramid, a symbol of ancient Egyptian civilization, is transformed by Pei's ingenious hands into a contemporary icon, embodying the essence of both the past and the future.Born in China and educated in the West, Pei's architectural philosophy is a harmonious blend of Eastern and Western aesthetics. His pyramid, a striking feature of the Louvre Museum in Paris, is a testament to this philosophy. The structure, while seemingly simple, is actually a complex interplay of lines, angles, and spaces that create a dynamic and arresting visual experience.The pyramid's exterior is composed of glass and steel, materials that are both modern and durable. The transparent glass allows natural light to flood the interior, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The steel framework, on the other hand, provides the necessary structural support while also adding a touch of industrial elegance.Inside, the pyramid houses the museum's main entrance and elevators, connecting the underground lobby with the upper floors. The design is both functional and aesthetic, with every detail carefully considered to enhance the visitor's experience. The pyramid's interior is as impressive as its exterior, with sleek lines and open spaces that encourage exploration and discovery.Pei's pyramid is not just a building; it is a work of art that challenges the conventions of architecture. It stands as a reminder of the power of creativity and innovation, even in the face of historical and cultural constraints. The pyramid's ability to blend the ancient with the modern, the traditional with the contemporary, is a testament to Pei's exceptional talent and vision.Moreover, the pyramid serves as a bridge between the Louvre's rich historical collections and the modern world. It welcomes visitors from all over the world, inviting them to embark on a journey through time and culture. In this way, Pei's pyramid not only enhances the Louvre's identity but also contributes to its global significance.In conclusion, Ieoh Ming Pei's pyramid is a masterpiece of modern architecture that successfully incorporates traditional elements. It is a symbol of Pei's unique vision and his ability to create structures that are both visually stunning and functionally efficient. The pyramid stands asa testament to the power of architecture to connect thepast with the future, the traditional with the modern, andto inspire us all to see the world in a new and exciting way.**贝聿铭的金字塔：现代建筑与传统元素的完美融合** 在建筑学的广阔天地中，贝聿铭的金字塔作为现代与传统完美融合的杰出作品，熠熠生辉。
英语任务a贝聿铭的百年建筑人生答案英Architect’s work will live on 贝聿铭的百年建筑人生Most architects hope to add to the character of a city, but Ieoh Ming Pei, one of the world’s best-known architects, changed many cities around the world with his iconic designs. The JFK Presidential Library in Boston, US (1979), the Louvre Pyramid in Paris (1989), the Bank of China Tower in Hong Kong (1990) and the Museum of Islamic Art in Doha, Qatar (2008), are just a few of his many creations.大多数建筑师都希望为一座城市的特性锦上添花，但全球闻名的建筑大师贝聿铭却用其标志性的设计改变了世界各地的众多城市。
美国波士顿的肯尼迪图书馆、巴黎的卢浮宫玻璃金字塔、香港的中银大厦、卡塔尔多哈的伊斯兰艺术博物馆不过是他众多作品中的寥寥几个罢了。
The man behind these landmark buildings died on May 16, at age 102. US author and critic Paul Goldberger called Pei’s death “the end of an architectural era” on the Instagram social network. “... A sad moment, but a career – and a life –worthy of celebration,” he wrote.作为这些地标性建筑背后的建筑师，贝聿铭于5月16日逝世，享年102岁。
世界著名的建筑设计师----贝聿铭贝聿铭，美籍华人，祖籍苏州，世界著名的建筑设计师，Pei,Cobb,Freed ＆Partners,Architects总建筑师麻省理工学院建筑学士，哈佛大学建筑硕士，香港中文大学荣誉法学博士，宾州大学荣誉博士，Renssselaler Polytechnic Institute荣誉艺术博士，上海同济大学荣誉教授，香港大学荣誉博士；曾任：全美人文委员会委员，美国艺术与科学学院院士，美国学院院士，美国艺术与文学学院院长，罗德岛设计学院士，美国艺术委员会会员，法国学院海外院士，英国皇家艺术学院荣誉院士。
贝聿铭，1917年4月26日生于广州。
1918年其父贝祖贻出任中国银行香港分行总经理，贝氏在香港度过了他的童年。
1927年父亲调职，举家搬至上海。
中学读于上海。
1935年被父送往美国宾州大学攻读建筑。
后转学麻省理工学院，1940年以优秀的成绩毕业。
在求学其间贝氏埋首图书馆，努力吸收欧洲近代建筑相关的资讯，并且获得学校举办的优秀设计奖，激励了他对建筑的兴趣使他与建筑结下了不解之缘。
开始了他毕生为之奋斗的事业。
四十年代由于战争，贝氏在父亲规劝之下滞留美国，在一家以混凝土见长的工程公司工作，贝氏在这段工作经验中，为自己奠定了在混凝土材料上表现佳绩的基础。
1942年，贝氏与毕业自卫斯里学院的陆书华结婚，同年贝氏至哈佛大学攻读建筑硕士学位。
入学不久，贝氏就辍学，工作于国际研究委员会，主要工作是摧毁德意意志境内的桥梁。
1945年秋，二次世界大战结束，贝氏开始他未竟的学业。
因他在麻省理工学院的优秀成绩，尚未获得硕士学位就被哈佛设计院聘为讲师。
建筑融合自然的空间理念，主导着贝氏一生的作品，这些作品的共同点是内庭，内庭将内外空间串连，使自然融于建筑。
上海美术馆是贝氏的毕业设计，严谨的平面间错安排了数个内庭，使之观感为各个不同艺廊的背景，将自然引入室内是他的设计特点。
到晚期，内庭依然是贝氏作品不可缺少的元素之一，光与空间的结合，使空间变化万端，“让光线来做设计”是贝氏的名言。
The Genius of I. M. Pei: Architecture's EternalLegacyIn the annals of architecture, few names resonate with such grandeur and influence as I. M. Pei. Born in China in 1917, Pei's journey to becoming one of the most renowned architects of the 20th century was anything but conventional. His story is a tapestry of hard work, perseverance, and an unwavering dedication to his craft.Pei's early life was marked by a profound interest in art and design. His parents, both accomplished scholars, encouraged him to pursue his passions, and he soon found himself immersed in the world of architecture. After graduating from Shanghai's Jiao Tong University with a degree in engineering, Pei immigrated to the United States, where he further honed his skills at the University of Pennsylvania's School of Design.It was during this time that Pei's unique architectural philosophy began to take shape. He was deeply influenced by the principles of modernism, which emphasized simplicity, functionality, and harmony with the natural world. Pei believed that architecture should not just be about formand function, but also about creating spaces that were both beautiful and meaningful.Pei's career was marked by a series of groundbreaking projects that showcased his exceptional talent and vision. One of his earliest and most famous works is the Louvre Pyramid in Paris. Commissioned by the French government in 1983, the project was a controversial one, as Pei's design departed significantly from the Louvre's classical facade. However, the Pyramid's successful integration into the Parisian landscape and its ability to draw in millions of visitors every year have since vindicated Pei's vision.Another notable project is the John F. Kennedy Libraryin Boston. Completed in 1979, the library's design is a testament to Pei's mastery of both form and function. The building's bold geometry and use of reflective glass notonly complement its surrounding landscape but also create a serene and contemplative space that honors Kennedy's legacy. Pei's legacy is not just about his individual projects, however. His influence extends to the next generation of architects and designers, who have been inspired by his dedication to his craft and his belief in thetransformative power of architecture. His work has also been recognized with numerous awards and accolades, including the Pritzker Architecture Prize, which is considered the Nobel Prize of architecture.In conclusion, I. M. Pei's life and work are a testament to the power of vision, perseverance, and dedication. His legacy will forever be etched in the annals of architecture, serving as a beacon of inspiration for generations of designers and architects who come after him. His belief in the transformative power of architecture and his commitment to creating spaces that are both beautiful and meaningful have left an indelible mark on the world, and his influence will undoubtedly continue to resonate for centuries to come.**贝聿铭：建筑界的永恒传奇**在建筑史上，鲜有人的名字能如贝聿铭（I. M. Pei）般散发出如此宏伟与深远的影响。
贝聿铭贝聿铭，美籍华人，祖籍苏州，世界著名的建筑设计师，Pei,Cobb,Freed ＆Partners,Architects 总建筑师麻省理工学院建筑学士，哈佛大学建筑硕士，香港中文大学荣誉法学博士，宾州大学荣誉博士，Renssselaler Polytechnic Institute荣誉艺术博士，上海同济大学荣誉教授，香港大学荣誉博士；曾任：全美人文委员会委员，美国艺术与科学学院院士，美国学院院士，美国艺术与文学学院院长，罗德岛设计学院士，美国艺术委员会会员，法国学院海外院士，英国皇家艺术学院荣誉院士。
贝聿铭，1917年4月26日生于广州。
1918年其父贝祖贻出任中国银行香港分行总经理，贝氏在香港度过了他的童年。
1927年父亲调职，举家搬至上海。
中学读于上海。
1935年被父送往美国宾州大学攻读建筑。
后转学麻省理工学院，1940年以优秀的成绩毕业。
在求学其间贝氏埋首图书馆，努力吸收欧洲近代建筑相关的资讯，并且获得学校举办的优秀设计奖，激励了他对建筑的兴趣使他与建筑结下了不解之缘。
开始了他毕生为之奋斗的事业。
四十年代由于战争，贝氏在父亲规劝之下滞留美国，在一家以混凝土见长的工程公司工作，贝氏在这段工作经验中，为自己奠定了在混凝土材料上表现佳绩的基础。
1942年，贝氏与毕业自卫斯里学院的陆书华结婚，同年贝氏至哈佛大学攻读建筑硕士学位。
入学不久，贝氏就辍学，工作于国际研究委员会，主要工作是摧毁德意意志境内的桥梁。
1945年秋，二次世界大战结束，贝氏开始他未竟的学业。
因他在麻省理工学院的优秀成绩，尚未获得硕士学位就被哈佛设计院聘为讲师。
建筑融合自然的空间理念，主导着贝氏一生的作品，这些作品的共同点是内庭，内庭将内外空间串连，使自然融于建筑。
上海美术馆是贝氏的毕业设计，严谨的平面间错安排了数个内庭，使之观感为各个不同艺廊的背景，将自然引入室内是他的设计特点。
到晚期，内庭依然是贝氏作品不可缺少的元素之一，光与空间的结合，使空间变化万端，“让光线来做设计”是贝氏的名言。
最美的建筑，应该是建筑在时间之上的，时间会给出一切答案。
——贝聿铭I.M.Pei and his most iconic buildings建筑大师贝聿铭安徽王涛涛1Born in China,I.M.Pei (1917—2019)grew up in Suzhouand Shanghai before deciding to move to the United States to studyarchitecture.Pei was praised for giving “this century some of itsmost beautiful interior (内部的)spaces and exterior forms ”,said the jury of the Pritzker Architecture Prize,which he received in 1983.Below are four of his most iconic buildings.●Le Grande Louvre2In 1981,the newly elected French president,François Mitterrand,launched a cam⁃paign to renovate cultural institutions throughout France.One of the most advantageous ofthose projects was the renovation and remodeling of the Louvre.In 1983,after touring Eu⁃rope and the United States,President Mitterrand commissioned Chinese ⁃American archi⁃tect I.M.Pei.It was the first time that a foreign architect had been enlisted to work in Le Grande Louvre.●Bank of China Tower3When commissioned to design the Bank of China Tower on an intricate inland site,I.M.Pei was requested to create an unavoidably tall unique headquarters in a typhoon ⁃prone region that would represent the aspirations of the Chinese people.The solution as⁃similates architecture and engineering simultaneously,involving an asymmetrical tower that stands against both the skyline and the street.●Suzhou Museum4Founded in 1960and originally located in the Zhongwang Mansion of theTaipingHeavenly Kingdom(太平天国),Suzhou Museum has been a highly⁃regarded museum with a number of significant Chinese cultural relics.The new Suzhou Museum designed by I.M. Pei was completed in October2006.Not only does the museum become a monumental （意义深远的）design building in Suzhou,but also a significant construction,merging the traditional southern Chinese architecture style and modern aesthetics.●JFK Presidential Library5In1963,then President John F.Kennedy viewed possible sites for a presidential li⁃brary and museum to be built in his name.After several years,the John F.Kennedy Presi⁃dential Library was finally finished and dedicated on October20,1979.Architect I.M.Pei s signature geometric shapes of concrete steel and glass created an appropriate stately monu⁃mentality.A juxtaposition（并置）of spaces and light quality along with a defined and clear circulation（循环）creates a logical story⁃line of its namesake.ReadingCheckⅠ.Choose the best answers according to the textDetail 1.What can we learn about I.M.Pei from the text?A.He was born in Suzhou on May26,1917.B.He studied architecture both at home and abroad.C.He won the Pritzker Architecture Prize for Le Grande Louvre.D.He preferred concrete steel and glass in his design. Detail 2.Which building requires to show the willingness of the Chinese people?A.Le Grande Louvre.B.Bank of China Tower.C.Suzhou Museum.D.JFK Presidential Library. Detail 3.Which building best suits people who enjoy both traditional and mod⁃ern Chinese aesthetics?A.Le Grande Louvre.B.Bank of China Tower.C.Suzhou Museum.D.JFK Presidential Library. Inference 4.In which column is this text likely to appear?A.Adventures.B.Celebrities.C.Current affairs.D.Historic events.Ⅱ.DiscussionDo you agree with the author s attitude towards cultural confidence?And how to estab⁃lish your own cultural confidence?LanguageStudyComplete the following phrases according to the text 1.充满be of2.工业区park3.拆毁down 4.阐明light on 5.文化自信cultural 6.世界各地allthe worldⅡ.DiscussionWhat other great famous Chinese architects and their designs do you know?Pleasesearch for more information about them and share it with your classmates.Language StudyⅠ.Discover the useful structure in the textnot only...but (also)...意为“不仅……而且……”，用来连接两个表示并列关系的成分，also 可以省略。
【名人故事】华裔建筑设计第一人贝聿铭贝聿铭（Ieoh Ming Pei）是一位华裔建筑设计师，被誉为世界上最伟大的建筑师之一。
他的作品被广泛认可，并于1983年荣获建筑界最高荣誉——普利兹克奖。
贝聿铭在建筑设计上独具匠心，他的作品独特而富有创意，为人们带来了无数的惊喜和美感。
贝聿铭于1917年4月26日出生在中国广东省广州市一个富裕的商人家庭。
他从小就表现出对艺术的兴趣，并在12岁时开始接触到建筑。
贝聿铭的父亲是一位对艺术和文化非常热爱的人，他的母亲则非常尊重和支持孩子的艺术兴趣。
在家人的鼓励下，贝聿铭选择了建筑作为自己的职业。
1935年，贝聿铭前往美国麻省理工学院学习建筑，并于1940年获得学士学位。
在学习期间，他接触到了各种不同的建筑风格和理念，这对他的建筑思维产生了重要的影响。
贝聿铭还曾在哈佛大学担任教职，并与许多著名建筑师和设计师合作。
贝聿铭的建筑作品以其简洁、现代和独特的风格而闻名。
他的设计运用了大量的玻璃和金属材料，创造了空间的流动感和透明性。
他设计的建筑包括卢浮宫玻璃金字塔、香港的中银大厦和美国国家艺术博物馆扩建工程等重要项目。
他通过在建筑中运用几何形状和线条的技巧来创造独特的空间感和光影效果。
贝聿铭的设计理念是将建筑与周围环境融为一体，他认为建筑应该与自然和谐共存。
他设计的建筑通常会与周围的环境相互呼应，使建筑与自然景观相得益彰。
他还注重建筑的功能性和可持续性，并尝试使用节能环保的材料和技术。
贝聿铭的成就得到了世界各地的认可和赞赏。
他获得了许多荣誉和奖项，并于1983年获得了普利兹克奖，这是建筑界最高的荣誉。
他的作品被列为世界上最重要和具有影响力的建筑之一。
2019年5月16日，贝聿铭在美国去世，享年102岁。
他留下了丰富多样的建筑作品，为世界建筑史留下了重要的一页。
贝聿铭的设计将永远被人们所铭记，并在未来的建筑设计中继续发挥重要的影响力。
贝聿铭（Ie oh Mi ng Pe i）（1917-）美籍华人建筑师，生于广州，其父是中国银行创始人之一贝祖怡。
10岁随父亲来到上海，18岁到美国,先后在麻省理工学院和哈佛大学学习建筑,于1955年建立建筑事务所,1990年退休。
风格作为最后一个现代主义建筑“大师”，他被人描述成为一个注重于抽象形式的建筑师。
他喜好的材料包括石材、混凝土、玻璃和钢。
作为20世纪世界最成功的建筑师之一，贝聿铭设计了大量的划时代建筑。
贝聿铭属于实践型建筑师，作品很多，论著则较少，他的工作对建筑理论的影响基本局限于其作品本身。
简介贝聿铭1917年4月26日生于广州。
1918年其父亲出任中国银行香港分行总经理，贝氏在香港度过他的童年。
1927年父亲调职举家搬至上海。
初中就读上海青年会中学，高中毕业自圣约翰大学附属中学，后来赴宾州大学攻读，因为认为自己没有画图的天赋而转读剑桥的麻省理工学院，贝氏埋首于图书馆，努力吸收欧洲近代建筑相关的资讯，柯比意的作品是他最醉心的，日后贝氏作品所呈现的雕塑性，就是深受柯比意的影响。
1939年毕业。
在贝氏早期的作品有密斯的影子，不过他不像密斯以坡璃为主要建材，贝氏采用混凝土，如纽约富兰克林国家银行，镇心广场住宅区，夏威夷东西文化中心。
到了中期，历练累积了多年的经验，贝氏充分掌握了混凝土的性质，作品趋向于柯比意式的雕塑感，其中当以全国大气研究中心，达拉斯市政厅，等皆属此方面的经典之作。
贝氏摆脱密斯风格当属甘乃迪纪念图书馆为滥觞，几何性的平面取代规规矩矩的方盒子，蜕变出雕塑性的造型。
后来有机会贝氏身为齐氏威奈公司专属建筑师，从事大尺度的都市建设案，贝氏从这些开发案获得对土地使用的宝贵经验，使得他的建筑设计不单考虑建筑物本身，更关切环境提陹到都市设计的层面，着重创造社区意识与社区空间，其中最脍炙人口的当属费城社会岭住宅社区一案，而他们所接受的案子以办公大楼与集合住宅为主，贝氏后来取得齐氏集团的协议于1955年将建筑部门改组为贝聿铭建筑师事务所开始独立执业，事务所共从事过114件设计案，其中66件是贝氏负责。
2021高考英语二轮写作专题复习——如何
介绍名人及练习含答案
如何介绍名人
写作任务
某英文杂志将推出Famous People专栏，现面向中学生征文。
请你根据所给提示用英语写一篇短文介绍美籍华人建筑师贝聿铭（Leoh Ming Pei），并向该杂志投稿。
注意: 1. 词数100左右；2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
写作指导
一、审题定调
本写作要求介绍一位名人，属于记叙文的写作范畴。
介绍名人的关键之处在于突出其主要经历和成就，介绍其生平事迹时一般用第三人称，时态以一般过去时为主。
二、谋篇布局
此类文章一般采用"总—分—总"模式，对名人的生平、主要事迹、成就和社会评价进行介绍，使读者对其有一个较为清晰和全面的了解。
针对本篇写作任务，我们可以列出以下提纲：
第一部分：总体介绍；
第二部分：介绍人物的主要经历及贡献；
第三部分：社会评价。
三、组织语言。
Ieoh Ming Pei, the 1983 Laureate of the Pritzker Architecture Prize, is a founding partner of I. M. Pei & Partners based in New York City.
He was born in China in 1917, the son of a prominent banker. He came to the United States in 1935 to study architecture at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (B. Arch. 1940) and the Harvard Graduate School of Design (M. Arch. 1946). As a student, he was awarded the MIT Traveling Fellowship, and the Wheelwright Traveling Fellowship at Harvard. later, In 1982, the deans of the architectural schools of the United Sates chose I. M. Pei as the best designer of significant non-residential structures.
Pei is currently a member of the National Council on the Arts, and previously served on the National Council on the Humanities. He is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, a member of the Royal Institute of British Architects, and an elected member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters (of which he served a term as Chancellor), the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the National Academy of Design. He is a member of the Corporation of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
the fantastic building built for the Bank of China in Asia’s city that never sleeps. The asymmetrical tower provides over 130,000 square meters of office space for the Bank of China, in a stunning building which is both practical and beautiful. Working to a tight budget of just $130 million Pei used all his architectural guile to produce this wonder.
It is the Paris’most famous museum and attracted no small amount of criticism when Pei’s design for a glass pyramid for the entrance was initially approved. The final construction is not only an impressive structure but also acts as a huge skylight for the museum’s central location, which leads to three separate wings. The perfect end to a Pei world tour of architecture in the city of love.
The architectural work of leoh Ming Pei is truly phenomenal to behold..
Pei’s work can be seen all over the world, and experiencing his staggering and sometimes controversial works first-hand is a must. You may only get to see one or two of his inspirational designs, but for architectural enthusiasts, all inclusive holidays such as a Pei-themed round the world trip could provide the travel experience of a lifetime.。
