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The Green Building Wisdom in Chinese Traditional Inhabitation and its Significance

Qi, Jia Hua / Huang, I Min / Lin, Guo Hu

Much sustainable urban architecture in China is closely related to traditional Chinese inhabitation wisdom, which, as a collection of ancient wisdom, has accumulated for thousands of years. The wisdom, according to which the ancient Chinese constructed their living space in harmony with nature, could continue to be a reliable reference in modern urban construction projects. Moderate development, interconnectedness, and the cyclical patterns of nature are the core concepts of the wisdom. The knowledge and application of such wisdom could help in the construction of more modern, convenient, and environment-friendly cities. The modernization of urban areas should not lose sight of traditional architechual characteristics.

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The Green Building Wisdom in Chinese Traditional Inhabitation and its Significance

Qi, Jia Hua / Huang, I Min / Lin, Guo Hu

Much sustainable urban architecture in China is closely related to traditional Chinese inhabitation wisdom, which, as a collection of ancient wisdom, has accumulated for thousands of years. The wisdom, according to which the ancient Chinese constructed their living space in harmony with nature, could continue to be a reliable reference in modern urban construction projects. Moderate development, interconnectedness, and the cyclical patterns of nature are the core concepts of the wisdom. The knowledge and application of such wisdom could help in the construction of more modern, convenient, and environment-friendly cities. The modernization of urban areas should not lose sight of traditional architechual characteristics.

The Green Building Wisdom in Chinese Traditional Inhabitation and its Significance

Qi, Jia Hua / Huang, I Min / Lin, Guo Hu

Much sustainable urban architecture in China is closely related to traditional Chinese inhabitation wisdom, which, as a collection of ancient wisdom, has accumulated for thousands of years. The wisdom, according to which the ancient Chinese constructed their living space in harmony with nature, could continue to be a reliable reference in modern urban construction projects. Moderate development, interconnectedness, and the cyclical patterns of nature are the core concepts of the wisdom. The knowledge and application of such wisdom could help in the construction of more modern, convenient, and environment-friendly cities. The modernization of urban areas should not lose sight of traditional architechual characteristics.

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Title:

The Green Building Wisdom in Chinese Traditional Inhabitation and its Significance

Contributors:

Qi, Jia Hua / Huang, I Min / Lin, Guo Hu

Published in:

Applied Mechanics and Materials ; 368-370 ; 172-175

Publication date:

2013-08-30

Size:

4 pages

ISSN:

1662-7482 , 1660-9336

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.368-370.172

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Urban Construction , Traditional Human Inhabitation Wisdom , Modern Significance

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