How to transform the old houses in Beijing

As a famous historical and cultural city, Beijing has many old houses with cultural value. However, due to years of wind and rain, most of these old houses are dilapidated and need to be rebuilt and renovated. Here are some ways to rebuild old houses in Beijing.

1. Save historical elements

When rebuilding an old house, we should try our best to keep the historical elements of the house, such as the original doors and windows, floor tiles, wallpaper, etc. At the same time, some repairs and replacement will be carried out to keep the original appearance of the house.

2. Increase lighting and ventilation

Most of the old houses in Beijing are old-fashioned bungalows or quadrangles, which have poor lighting and ventilation conditions and need to be improved. Windows can be opened on the roof and walls, and vents can be set up to increase the natural light and air circulation in the room.

3. Optimize the spatial layout

Most of the old houses in Beijing are small in area and unreasonable in spatial layout, which needs to be re-planned and optimized. Open space layout can be adopted to connect the kitchen with the living room, making the whole house more spacious and comfortable.

4. Introduce modern facilities

In order to improve the quality and convenience of life, we can introduce some modern facilities, such as central air conditioning, floor heating, smart home system and so on. These facilities can bring more comfort and convenience to residents.

5. Create a cultural atmosphere

In the process of rebuilding old houses, corresponding design and decoration can be carried out according to the historical and cultural background of the houses to create a unique cultural atmosphere. For example, a courtyard garden is set up in the courtyard, and traditional folk works of art are hung on the wall.

In a word, the renovation of old houses in Beijing needs to be evaluated and planned according to the actual situation of houses and the needs of residents, so as to create a more comfortable, fashionable and culturally rich living space.