Catalog of Guangdong Folk Houses

General Preface

Preface

Chapter I Natural and Human Environment

Section I. Overview of the Natural Environment

I. Geography

II. Climatic Characteristics

Section II. Historical Evolution and Folk Lineage

I. Historical Development

II. Formation of the Folk Lineage of Guangdong Province and Teochew Shannon

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3. Formation of the Hakka Folk Lineage

Chapter 2: Settlement Architecture and Spatial Patterns

Section 1: Settlement Patterns in Towns

I. Layout of Towns and Streets

II. Section III: Forms of Lingnan Water Towns

I. Spatial Patterns of Water Towns

II. Landscape Characteristics of Water Towns

Section IV: Settlement Public **** Architecture

I. Ancestral Halls

II. Book Schools

III. Gate Buildings

IV. Others

Chapter III: Residences of the Guangfu Province

Section I: Types of Residences of the Guangfu Province

Section II. Types of Guangfu Folk Houses

One, Bamboo House Folk Houses

Two, Mingzhi House Folk Houses

Three, Three-room and Two-porch Folk Houses

Four, Large Courtyard Folk Houses

Section Two: Folk Houses of Hainan and Leizhou Peninsula

One, Folk Houses of Hainan

Two, Folk Houses of the Leizhou Peninsula

Section Three: Garden Folk Houses of Guangzhou

One, Architecture

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I. Layout of Buildings Around the Court

II. Layout of Front Courtyard and Backyard

III. Characteristics of the Courtyard of Residence

Section IV. Layout Characteristics of the Folk Houses of the Guangfu Province

Chapter IV: Folk Houses of the Chiu-shan Province

Section I: Types of Folk Houses of the Chiu-shan Province

I. Basic Folk Houses

II. Combination of Folk Houses

III, Walled Villas and Walled Buildings

Section 2: Shushai-style Residences in Chaoshan

I. Forms and Composition of Shushai

II. Examples of Shushai Gardens

Section 3: Characteristics of the Residences in Chaoshan

I. Characteristics of Chaoshan Architecture and Culture

II. Characteristics of the Architecture Plan Layout

III. Section 4: Wooden Ruler and Zhangan Method

One: Wooden Ruler

Two: Zhangan Method

Three: Plane Design and Composition

Four: Sectional Design and "Over-whitening"

Chapter 5: Hakka Habitat

Section 1: The Basic Types of Habitat and Combination

Section 2: The Basic Types of Habitat and Combination

Section 3: The Basic Types of Habitat and Combination

The Basic Types of Habitat and Combination

II. Combination of Houses

Section 2: Ridge Houses and Pillow Houses

I. Ridge Houses

II. Pillow Houses

Section 3: Enclosures

I. Square and Circular Earth Buildings

II. Square Corner Buildings

III. Castle Enclosure

Section 4: Characteristics of the Hakka Residences

These characteristics of Hakka residences are as follows Characteristics of Hakka Folk Houses

I. Characteristics of Architectural Spatial Layout

II. Characteristics of Ritual Clan Culture

Chapter 6: Primitive and Foreign Cultural Influences on Folk Houses

Section 1: Primitive Folk Houses

I. Hainanese Li-Miao Folk Houses

II. Northern Cantonese Yao Folk Houses

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Section 2: Residences Combining Chinese and Foreign Cultures

I. Characteristics of Guangdong Overseas Chinese Residences

II. Residences of Overseas Chinese Residents in Wuyi, Central Guangdong

III. Residences in Hong Kong and Macao in the Modern Era

Chapter 7: Decoration and Decoration of Folk Buildings

Section 1: Decorative Characteristics of Folk Houses

I. Principles of Artistic Expression

II. Characteristics

Section 2: Detailed Treatment of Residential Buildings

One: Main Door

Two: Roof Ridge and Wall

Three: Shining Wall

Four: Beam Fang

Five: Column Basis

Six: Balustrade

Seven: Leakage of Window and Flower Wall

Section 3: Decorative Types of Residential Buildings

One: Wood Sculpture

Two, stone carving

Three, brick carving

Four, gray molding

Five, ceramic molding

Six, embedded ceramic

Seven, painted

Section IV: Types of decorations of residential houses

One, doors, lattice fan

Two, windows

Three, partitions, hoods, and hangings

Four, cornice boards, Furniture

Chapter 8: Experience in Building Traditional Houses

Section 1: Integration of Architecture and Climate

I. Ventilation

II. Shade and Heat Insulation

III. Section 2: Combination of building and topography

I. Combination of building with topography

II. Combination of building with water surface

Section 3: Spatial organization of building

I. Combination and separation of patio space

II. Combination of halls and outdoor space

III. Division and use of indoor space

Section 4: Building materials and Structures

I. Foundation Ground Materials and Structures

II. Wall Materials and Structures

III. Large Wooden Frames and Roof Structures

Chapter IX: Sustainable Development of Historical Streets, Villages, and Houses and Drawing on Them

Section I: Principles and Methods of Preservation, Inheritance, and Development

I. Overview of the Current Traditional Villages and Towns in Guangdong's Cities and Villages

II. >Principles and Criteria for the Protection of Historical and Cultural Heritage

3. Protection and Renewal of Traditional Villages and Residences

Section 2: Renovation and Renewal of Lianxi Village in Xiaoguwei - Design of Folk Museum in Guangzhou University Town

I. Village Structure and Historical Buildings

II. Protection Strategies and Architectural Renovation

III. Renewal Concepts and Village Design

Section III: Renovation Ideas of Songpaitang Ancient Village in Conghua

I. Historical Village Patterns and Cultural Characteristics

II. Renovation and Renewal Techniques and Strategies

III. Renovation and Renewal of Historical Neighborhoods

Section IV: Learning and References of Traditional Folk House Architecture

I, Design of Rao Zongyi Academic Hall in Chaozhou, Guangdong Province

II. Planning and Architectural Design of Panglu Resort in Zhongshan, Guangdong Province

Major References

Afterword

Author's Introduction