A Research On Climate Influence To Man Houses In Northeast Of China

Building is the product of climate. However, with social development and scientific progress, we gradually weaken its climate adaptive thinking in the design of modern architecture. Chinese traditional houses with good climate adaptability, in-depth study of traditional houses climate adaptability features, discover valuable technical measures and ideological concepts of today's ecological building design will be of great help. Based on residential areas northeast Manchu studies mainly from the following components :First introduce the Northeast climate characteristics, and then introduce the Manchu custom residential and living. It can be seen from this Manchu residents arose to resist bad natural climate. The formation and development of climate change are inextricably linked to environmental impact. Secondly against the northeastern region of climate characteristics, summarized the Houses of Manchu cold weather, the light satisfied yang, Anti-wind snow-construction measures. Finally, the Manchu houses in the Northeast climate adaptability of thinking, Manchu houses that take a series of adaptation to cold climate ways and means produce a unique form of external and internal space, fully reflects the climate. Meanwhile, as the building users can dynamically adapt to the climate, the formation of a specific living practices, These housing practices inevitable on building and the use of internal space layout affected. By drawing lessons from the traditional technical measures, adoption of appropriate technical means, construction of the Manchu to meet the needs of people can effectively adapt to the local climate and environment of the new building.Based on the discussion of the process in light of the actual investigation and data used summarize, analyze, contrast and other methods, pay attention to related disciplines reference, in the light of ecological anthropology of vision and research methods, try from the daily life of the Manchu customs and traditions and to explore the perspective of architectural culture and the relationship between climate and the environment.