An explorative study of the ecological design of residence architecture in Ming and Qing dynasties in Yangzhou

Man Lu; Gang Wang; Jian Zhou

doi:10.1051/matecconf/201711901057

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Volume 119 (2017)

MATEC Web Conf., 119 (2017) 01057

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Issue		MATEC Web Conf. Volume 119, 2017 The Fifth International Multi-Conference on Engineering and Technology Innovation 2016 (IMETI 2016)


Article Number		01057
Number of page(s)		7
DOI		https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/201711901057
Published online		04 August 2017

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[1] B. Edwards, Sustainable Architecture (Trans v), 3-324 (Chinese architecture publishing house, Beijing, 2004) [Google Scholar]

[2] C.H. Zhang, Studies on the Development Path of Residence Architecture in Yangzhou Area, 50 (Southeast University Publishing House, 2011) [Google Scholar]

[3] J. Cheng and Z. Chen, Garden Construction, 60 (Chinese architecture Industry Publishing House, Beijing, 1988) [Google Scholar]

[4] J. Yang and H. Du, The Charm of Ge Garden, 59 (Yangzhou Guangling Publishing House, 2006) [Google Scholar]

[5] Lattice Door: The use of lattice door dates back to the late Tang Dynasty. Its lower part is a solid water-proof board (apron) while the upper one is hollow for forming a light transmission part. And it replaced board door for its nice lighting performance. [Google Scholar]