Relationship between non-residential buildings in Asia and Europe and local natural environment

There are many different styles of residential buildings around the world, which is closely related to the local natural environment. These residential buildings can not only adapt to the local natural geographical environment, but also are closely related to the social and economic life of residents. In order to better ventilate, dissipate heat and prevent moisture, more thin-walled and steep-topped elevated houses will be built in hot and rainy areas of Southeast Asia. In the tropical desert area of West Asia, it is hot and dry all year round. In order to reduce heat transfer and sandstorm, more bunkers with small windows and ceilings were built. In order to resist the cold in the cold arctic, its residence is an igloo; On the Loess Plateau, local residents dug caves suitable for living in warm winter and cool summer according to the uprightness of loess.