Analysis Of Kazakh Residential Buildings In Xinjiang

As an important form of historical culture,residential architecture is a vivid reflection of the history and culture of different regions,and is also the crystallization of the national traditional culture of the region.Xinjiang Kazakh has a unique national culture and residential architecture,with its unique nationality,regionality and high aesthetic value.However,with the changes of the times,the traditional Kazakh culture under the historical accumulation has not received enough attention,and its residential buildings have been neglected and "coldly treated ",and it has gradually been"forgotten under the wave of the times,so it is already Endangered state.Therefore,the study of residential buildings is particularly urgent.Studying the housing of a residential building can play a role in inheriting the traditional culture of the nation and developing its residential buildings.On the other hand,it can also serve as a continuation of contextual consistency and extract its essence and explore value.Xinjiang Kazakh residential buildings have their unique cultural characteristics and national characteristics,both in terms of architectural appearance and architectural construction or decoration.This paper intends to start from the history,traditional culture and the special regional characteristics of the region,combining the traditional customs,religious beliefs and unique aesthetic concepts of the ethnic group,taking Qiongkushitai Village in the Ili River Valley region of Xinjiang as an example;From the three perspectives of ecology,humanity and aesthetics,it is planned to explore the architectural form,external space,internal space,constituent elements and building materials in the form of writing research reports,The relevance of these three aspects and their value.Do a little combing research work in the way of data aggregation and analysis,in order to play a role in arousing people's awareness of the consciousness of the national residential architecture,thus making a contribution to the inheritance of the residential building culture and the continuation of the historical context.