Contemporary Yet Traditional Courtyards: Enhancing Living Spaces in 10 Chinese Residential Projects
Briefly

Courtyards serve as essential aspects of traditional Chinese architecture, acting as central spaces that harmonize domestic life by regulating temperatures and boosting social interaction.
The Siheyuan, or quadrangle, is a prevalent traditional building typology in China, featuring compounds of buildings that enclose one or more courtyards, historically significant in various structures.
Today's courtyards have evolved, incorporating gardens and functional areas that blend indoors with outdoors, maintaining relevance in both new builds and refurbishments.
Courtyards facilitate natural light and ventilation, crucial in densely populated neighborhoods, significantly improving the quality of spaces and creating a feeling of openness.
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