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泥土,除了用来建造原始的棚屋外,在建筑上似乎没有别的用途。然而,建筑师们注意到,在法国大约有百分之十五的农场住房(在斯堪的纳维亚半岛、英国和西德也有同样数量)是用这种随处可找到的材料建造的。1985年11月,法国在一个新兴城市利斯兰博创造了一个住房全部用原始的泥土建造的区。巴黎的蓬皮杜国家艺术中心举行过一次为期五年的世界性巡迴展览,展出了41个国家的建筑成就,展览会由图片、建筑师设计图样和模型组成,内容大多为泥土建筑。大约9,000年前,中东的第一批城市就是由泥土建成的,其中有耶利哥(西亚死海以北的古城)、巴比伦和米索不达米亚的通天塔。虽然这些城市到现在都已变成尘埃,但是有许多用天然泥土建造的古代建筑却一直保存到今天。现存中国的万里长城的一段,就是
Soil, in addition to being used to build the original shed, appears to have no other purpose in architecture. However, the architects noticed that about 15% of farm houses in France (and the same amount in Scandinavia, the United Kingdom and West Germany) were built using this ubiquitous material. In November 1985, France created a home entirely in pristine soil in an emerging city of Lislamb. The Pompidou National Center for the Performing Arts in Paris has held a five-year worldwide roving exhibition featuring architectural achievements in 41 countries. The exhibition consists of pictures, architects’ designs and models, most of which are clay buildings. Some 9,000 years ago, the first cities in the Middle East were built of clay, with Jericho (the ancient city north of the Dead Sea in West Asia), Babylon and the Babel of Mesopotamia. Although these cities have become dusty up to now, there are many ancient buildings built of natural clay that have been preserved to this day. The section of the existing Great Wall in China is