Ecological Adaptability of Traditional Vernacular Architecture of the Taihang Mountains

Hui Xian Jia; Ying Peng; Qing Hui Dong

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.174-177.3134

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Ecological Adaptability of Traditional Vernacular Architecture of the Taihang Mountains

Abstract:

Because of the special mountainous terrain of Taihang Mountains, a large number of vernacular architecture adapt to the environment and continue to develop so far, which encompasses a large number of eco-technologies and concepts. By analyzing and researching the layout of the vernacular architecture of the Taihang Mountains, the shape of space, materials technology, energy-saving technologies, construction techniques, we can discover the suitable ecological factors, and provide the basis for the realization of sustainable development and updating of the vernacular architecture.