What are the characteristics of Taiwan's residential architecture?

Taiwan's residential architecture is characterized by the form of triplexes and quadruplexes. The basic form of Taiwan's residential houses is the triplex and quadruplex. Farmers mostly use triplexes, the square in front of which can be used to dry crops. Wealthier families or official family homes are more often used quadrangle, there is a foyer and the main hall of the buffer, the secrecy is higher. White stone, red brick and red tile are the common modeling patterns for the three sections of Taiwan's residential houses: the foundation, the walls and the roof.

Traditionally, Taiwan's typical residence is a kind of residential architecture that is widely recognized as the main feature of a three- or five-room house with a double-guarded alcove and a double-arched ridge with a swallow-tail of white stone and red bricks, which is located in the back of the former Chengcheng, facing south, and is widely recognized as the main feature of a residential architecture.

American house building characteristics

American housing distribution from Hualien to Taitung and Pingtung have, the construction of the north and south on the difference. The Amis are a matrilineal society, and men are still involved in public affairs. It is generally believed that the Amis are more y Sinicized. The Amis house has a single room with a front door and a double room with a side door. The so-called single-room is a rectangular plan with no compartments, a fire pit in the center, and sleeping quarters around the perimeter. The compound room is the interior of the wooden board compartments.