Environmentalism

Good architecture is elegant environmentalism, which must facilitate better living and the delights of good design - light, warmth and pleasure etc - must be cherished.

With the development of science and technology, environmental crises such as greenhouse effect, ozone layer destruction and acid rain have hit one after another. The destruction of ecosystem and the disorder of functional structure have also made people pay attention to sustainable development and low-carbon life. Energy conservation and emission reduction has become a hot topic and research focus all over the world. Since the concept of "ecological architecture" was first proposed by American architect Paul Soleri in the 1960s, environment-friendly architecture began to be favored by architectural designers, and gradually entered people's vision, affecting people's life. Modern environment-friendly intelligent building is to energy saving and emission reduction as the goal, the use of modern intelligent technology, such as information technology, automation technology, new energy technology, design a low carbon, efficient, comfortable, healthy building. The development of environmentally friendly buildings is inevitable.

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Vernacular Architecture

https://www.re-thinkingthefuture.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/A2252-Why-architects-must-study-Vernacular-Architecture.jpg Vernacular architecture can be defined as a local or regional architecture that uses the traditional materials and resources of the area in which the building is built. Vernacular architecture often meets immediate local needs; Limited by materials available in a particular area; And reflect local traditions and cultural customs. This essay will discuss about the importance of vernacular architecture. It is important to discuss this question, due to which vernacular architecture is not taken seriously nowadays. This essay will discuss vernacular architecture in terms of characteristics, influence, and future development. In addition to vernacular architecture, there are some similar names. "Folk architecture" is built by "people with no professional training in the art of architecture." Vernacular architecture i...

Covered bridge -- Vernacular Architecture

A covered bridge is a wood truss bridge with a roof, deck, and siding, creating an almost complete shell on most covered Bridges. The purpose of the mulch is to protect the timber structural members from the weather. Due to the effects of rain and sun, a wooden bridge without a lid usually lasts only 20 years, but a covered bridge can last more than 100 years. Once common, only about one in 10 survived the 20th century. The relatively small number of Bridges that survive is due to the high cost of deliberate replacement, neglect, and repair ( Ross, 2012). This essay will compare and contrast the similarities and differences between Wenxing Bridge and the Kapellbrücke, as well as the vernacular architecture. It is important to discuss this question, due to which covered bridge is not just the meaning of the name, there is a lot of worth discussing behind it, by comparing the two Bridges, we can get a deep understanding into the ...

Cyborg World

Cyborg is the deconstruction and recombination of elements, creating a pluralistic, blurred and integrated society of elements. The human-machine connection, the wiring, the muscle, the skin, the information connection, creates new meaning for the body-machine collective where systems support each other. Private space, public space, production space and institutional space operate in similar ways; Between their thresholds are networks that collapse through space and multiple layers of network loops, creating connections that build new experiences. This web-broken urbanism filters through production to support individual and economic agents into institutional forces that subvert the norms and conventions of everyday life.

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