This architectural survey of the Wuliang Hall at Suzhou Kaiyuan Temple provides a comprehensive set of drawings that document both the overall spatial layout and detailed architectural features. The collection includes general and floor plans, roof and elevation views, as well as sectional drawings that capture the hall's structural composition. In addition, the survey records intricate details such as the dougong brackets, lotus caisson ceilings, staircases, and ornamental motifs through large-scale drawings. Together, these materials offer a systematic record of the Wuliang Hall's architectural form, structural system, and decorative elements, serving as valuable resources for research, preservation, and restoration.

The survey methodology combines traditional architectural documentation techniques with modern digital tools to ensure accuracy and completeness. Each drawing is carefully measured and documented to preserve the hall's historical authenticity while providing clear technical information for future conservation work. The detailed documentation of structural elements, particularly the complex dougong bracket system and the ornate ceiling design, reveals the sophisticated craftsmanship and engineering principles employed in traditional Chinese architecture. This comprehensive survey serves as both a historical record and a practical guide for understanding and preserving this significant architectural heritage.