Study of Roof Tiles in Lingnan Traditional Buildings and Roof Drainage Technologies

Yan, Lina; Chen, Yile

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“…Paula B D built a knowledge platform of traditional arts and humanities through digital technology, and built a bridge of ecological aesthetics education [7]. Yan L took the roof tiles and roof drainage technology of traditional buildings in Lingnan as the main research objects, and summed up a roof restoration technology with ecological aesthetics [8]. Although these scholars skillfully express their ecological aesthetics ideas through some traditional humanities and arts, their research has limitations and has not fully explored the ecological aesthetics education ideas in traditional humanities and arts, so it needs to be further improved.…”

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An Evaluation of the Educational Thought of Ecological Aesthetics in Traditional Humanities and Arts

2023

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Eco-aesthetics is a philosophy that combines ecology and aesthetics to study the relationship between man, nature and society, and is a discipline that includes the concept of sustainable development. In traditional humanities and arts, there are many aesthetic ideas that fit with it. If these ideas can be extracted and used in education and teaching, it would be able to vigorously promote the development of ecological aesthetics and implement the concept of green sustainable development. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to analyze the ecological aesthetics in the traditional humanities and arts. Through the retrospective analysis of the previous literature, this paper realized that the traditional analysis method has the limitations of being incomplete and in-depth. In order to fully extract the ecological aesthetic ideas in traditional art, this paper proposed a factor analysis method (FA), and analyzed and compared several selected humanities and art works. The results showed that in the selected traditional works of art, the ecological aesthetic ideas mainly include the idea of letting nature and inaction govern, the idea of Feng Shui and the Five Elements and Eight Trigrams, the idea of harmony between man and nature or the idea of maintaining balance between man and nature, the idea of transforming nature to serve human beings. In addition, in order to understand the advantages of the algorithm in this paper, this paper compared the analysis results of the FA algorithm and the traditional algorithm. It was concluded that the average time of FA was about 200ms per article, which was lower than 1/2 of the time of traditional algorithm; the average accuracy of FA was 89.3%, which was 13.7% higher than that of traditional algorithm. This showed that the use of FA in this paper to analyze the ecological aesthetics in traditional humanities and arts has the characteristics of being faster and more accurate.

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An Evaluation of the Educational Thought of Ecological Aesthetics in Traditional Humanities and Arts

2023

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“…This framework works to identify the factors influencing the risk of excess or potentially unsafe heat exposure for individuals, locations, and the environment. To adapt to the hot and humid climate of the Lingnan region, traditional Lingnan architecture incorporates various thermal design measures for indoor and outdoor spaces [30,31]. The primary objective is to offer users optimal thermal comfort through effective strategies involving shading, ventilation, and thermal insulation.…”

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Exploring the Implementation Path of Passive Heat-Protection Design Heritage in Lingnan Buildings

Ji,

Wu,

et al. 2023

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To achieve indoor thermal comfort via natural ventilation, traditional buildings in South China’s Lingnan region have evolved distinct features tailored to the hot and humid climate conditions, involving site planning, function layout, and construction techniques. This study delves into the influences of these features on aspects such as sun-shading, ventilation, and heat insulation. By analyzing over ten Lingnan buildings in both the traditional and modern forms, several representative standardized models have been developed. Through a hybrid approach of combining qualitative and quantitative methodologies, including simulations, quantifications, and comparisons, several passive heat-protection measures commonly employed in Lingnan buildings were examined and evaluated. The effectiveness of shading, ventilation, and heat insulation in both traditional and modern buildings was assessed, resulting in the compilation of design principles for passive heat protection in buildings located in similar climatic zones. Key findings include (1) Shading: traditional methods reduce sunlight by 54.55%, while modern buildings enhance shading by applying new materials; (2) ventilation: traditional design achieves an outdoor wind speed of 1.5 m/s, improving thermal comfort, while modern Lingnan buildings optimize these principles; (3) insulation: traditional techniques maintain indoor temperatures below 26.0 °C, and modern buildings introduce innovation solutions for improved thermal insulation. In summary, traditional Lingnan design effectively addresses the challenges of the hot and humid climate by employing passive strategies for thermal comfort. Modern Lingnan buildings, in turn, preserve these principles while introducing innovative approaches.

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Architectural design of an open cultural space for a cultural heritage art museum

Chen,

Zhang,

Dong

et al. 2024

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Starting from the interaction between art museums and the public and the way to get along with them, art museums can be closer to the life of the public, and provide the public with spiritual enjoyment, while also playing a certain role in promoting the dissemination and inheritance of local and even national culture. The audience, as the receiver of the exhibition information of the art museum, is also the medium of cultural dissemination of the art museum. This interactive relationship is exactly what we want to explore in the process of art museum design.

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Study of Roof Tiles in Lingnan Traditional Buildings and Roof Drainage Technologies

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An Evaluation of the Educational Thought of Ecological Aesthetics in Traditional Humanities and Arts

An Evaluation of the Educational Thought of Ecological Aesthetics in Traditional Humanities and Arts

Exploring the Implementation Path of Passive Heat-Protection Design Heritage in Lingnan Buildings

Architectural design of an open cultural space for a cultural heritage art museum

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