Drawing Lessons from China’s Architectural Past
Wednesday, January 7, 2009 10:48Posted in category Uncategorized
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When it comes to developing sustainable practices, sometimes the best lessons to be learned, are those that have already taught.
Sustainable design in its simplest form: Lessons from the living villages of Fujian rammed earth houses is a very interesting study on Xiamen’s Hakka houses.
Explained in amazing detail through the 1996 Architectural Review article Earthly fortresses – communal housing in China, I once spent a full week in 2001 trying to find these amazing creations, and to this day I am still in awe.
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