the tibetan dwellings
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| navigate by keyword : achieve adopt adverse air also area attention basin better blockhouse buildings can characteristics climate cold doors dwellings earthquake effect environment factors forest geography have heating houses impact life methods natural north opening own pastoral patios paying prevention production river setting skylights solve south structure such tent their tibet tibetan valley ventilation which while wind wood yarlung zangbo |
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| Tibetan houses have their own characteristics, such as the blockhouse in the south of Tibet Valley, the tent in the north of Tibet pastoral area, and the wood structure buildings in the forest area of Yarlung Zangbo River Basin. While paying attention to cold, wind and earthquake prevention, Tibetan houses also adopt the methods of opening up air doors, setting up patios and skylights, which can better solve the impact of adverse natural environment factors such as climate and geography on production and life, and achieve the effect of ventilation and heating. |
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