A brief discussion of the g101 series of studies on the flat map of concrete architecture, the whole picture of the concrete architecture represents the abbreviation of the methodology, which in essence distinguishes the creative work of structural design engineers from the repetitive work. On the one hand, the repetitive parts of the structure design are constructed into standardized nodes; on the other hand, the creative parts of the structure design are designed using a standardized design expression, i. E., using a “equitable” approach, thus serving the purpose of a simplified design. Standard tectonic details of the equilibria are more sophisticated tectonic practices currently common in the country and are official design documents used by design, construction, supervisor, etc. In conjunction with the equilibria. Learning an atlas of justice should be analysed and applied on the basis of understanding, in conjunction with practical work, in order to truly appreciate the essence of justice. Equivalence requires an understanding of the underlying principles of the concrete structures associated with it and, by learning the underlying principles of homogeneity, achieves the objective of having a general understanding of the homogeneity in general. The so-called construction theory of concrete contains a plurality of theories, including: the material carrying theory, which solves the problem of co-working with steel bars and concrete; the theory of carrying reliability, which solves the problem of structural safety; the classic mechanics theory, which addresses the problem of load (effect) and structural internality and deformation; the resistance theory, which solves the problem of structural strength and rigidity; and the construction theory of carrying nodes, which solves the problem of connecting components. The principle of homogeneity is defined as a complete primary system, depending on the entire design and construction process, consisting of several subsystems: infrastructure, column-wall structure, beam structure, plate structure; each subsystem has a clear hierarchy, relevance and relative integrity. In this context, hierarchy is defined as the foundation, pillar, wall, beam, plate, which is a complete subsystem; relevance is defined as the pillar, the wall is based on the foundation (pillar, wall and foundation) and the beam is based on
