Modern Chinese Architecture Collection Home 2

Author: Ye Yang
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Continuously updating and improving knowledge levels is the source of competitive advantage. The current active period of residential design is characterized by innovation. The emergence of new design theories and concepts, the appearance of new types of housing, and the promotion of new technologies all demonstrate the vitality of innovation and its contributions to residential construction. Our urban life has been constantly changing. How many people still live in houses from 10 years ago? But how to innovate in a beneficial way is a relatively meaningful question. Is the current residential design part of a proper development trajectory, creating good works? Will these homes become incompatible with life 3–5 years from now? Will they fall behind in terms of cultural expression and the representation of future lifestyles? Our society is constantly progressing, but the act of living is fixed in architecture. Therefore, as good residential buildings, they must have foresight in future lifestyles and consider changes in future living patterns.
Although Chinese culture is profound and extensive, facing the strong impact of global cultures, we long for more national cultural spirit. We must rationally view foreign development experiences, avoid blindly copying them, and conduct in-depth research based on China's actual conditions to selectively absorb design concepts suitable for China:
1. Cultivating neighborly relationships. Residents not only desire a good house alone but also want neighbors to create a sense of community.
2. Making outdoor spaces an integral part of the entire residence. Both exterior and interior designs should emphasize continuity.
3. Emphasizing the coordination between the exterior of the residence and the surrounding natural environment.
As Mr. Wu Liangyong said, "Housing environment engineering is also a very complex systematic project." Housing environment construction must meet five basic conditions:
- Ensuring residents have adequate housing;
- Providing guarantees for health and safety;
- Promoting harmonious development between people and urban residential environments;
- Building ecological environments;
- Sustainable development and utilization of residential resources.
Meeting these five conditions is not something that can be achieved overnight.