Why do rural houses like to stand out in the middle?

The emergence of houses in rural areas has the following reasons:

1. In traditional architectural design, the prominence in the middle can make the house better adapt to the geographical environment, especially in areas with changeable climate. This design can better cope with temperature changes and avoid excessive temperature stress.

2. The protruding part in the middle can also play a certain protective role. For example, in windy or rainy areas, this design can effectively reduce the impact of wind and rain on houses and protect the stability of houses.

The protruding part in the middle is usually used as a kitchen or fireplace, which is also an important social space in rural life. It provides a space for family members to enjoy and is convenient for them to cook, eat and rest.

This design can also provide better ventilation for the house. The protruding part in the middle allows the air to naturally flow through the house, which plays the role of cooling and ventilation.

Generally speaking, the prominent design in the middle of rural houses is a practical choice to meet the needs of life. It can not only adapt to geographical environment, but also provide protection, social space and good ventilation.