An Introduction:Ecological architecture refers to the building as an ecological system, and the orderly recycling of various material and energy in it, so as to obtain a high-efficiency, low-energy, and less-polluting building environment, so as to achieve harmonious coexistence with nature.
This book explores the connection between residential ecosystems and natural ecosystems through the study of the famous botanist Patrick Blanc's residence in Paris, and tries to find the applicability of residential ecosys
Ecological architecture refers to the building as an ecological system, and the orderly recycling of various material and energy in it, so as to obtain a high-efficiency, low-energy, and less-polluting building environment, so as to achieve harmonious coexistence with nature.
This book explores the connection between residential ecosystems and natural ecosystems through the study of the famous botanist Patrick Blanc's residence in Paris, and tries to find the applicability of residential ecosystems. Discuss how to combine the local natural ecological environment, and rationally arrange and organize the relationship between buildings and other related factors by using the basic principles of ecology, building technology science and modern scientific and technological means, so as to make the relationship between buildings and the environment an organic relationship. At the same time, it has good indoor climate conditions and strong biological climate regulation ability to meet the comfort of people's living environment and form a virtuous cycle system between people, buildings and the natural ecological environment.