Cultural architectural landscape improvement application design of synthetic Viva palm thatch roof
The synthetic Viva palm thatch roof has the following advantages:
First, good degree of imitation:
1. Realistic appearance:
It can highly simulate the form, texture and color of natural palm thatch, bring natural and rustic visual effect to the building, create a unique tropical flavor and pastoral atmosphere, and integrate well with the surrounding natural landscape or specific architectural style to enhance the overall aesthetics of the building.
2. Similar texture:
The touch of the texture is also closer to the natural thatch, giving people a real feeling, enhancing the affinity and comfort of the space.
Second, excellent durability:
1. Strong anti-aging performance:
Synthetic materials are not easy to be affected by natural factors such as ultraviolet light, temperature changes, humidity, long-term use is not easy to appear fading, deformation, embrittlement and other aging phenomena, long service life, can maintain the stability of appearance and performance.
Corrosion resistance: It will not be as susceptible to erosion and decay by rain, dew, etc., as natural thatch, it can resist various adverse weather conditions and maintain good condition in wet and rainy environments.
2. Excellent fire performance:
After special fire treatment or the use of flame retardant materials, with good fire performance, can effectively reduce the risk of fire, improve the safety of the building, which is particularly important for personnel intensive or high fire requirements of places.
Good waterproof performance: the synthetic material itself has good water resistance, coupled with reasonable design and construction, can form a good waterproof system, effectively prevent rain from penetrating into the interior of the building, and avoid damage to the building structure and interior decoration due to water leakage.
Three, easy to install and maintain:
1. Easy installation:
Light weight, the installation process is relatively simple and fast, does not require complex construction technology and large equipment, can save installation time and labor costs. And it can be cut and spliced according to the shape and size of the roof to adapt to different building structures.
2. Low maintenance cost:
The daily maintenance work is less, there is no need for regular pruning, insect prevention, corrosion prevention and other treatment, only a simple cleaning and inspection can be carried out, which greatly reduces the long-term maintenance cost.
3. Strong wind resistance:
Tested to withstand a certain strength of the wind, in windy weather is not easy to be damaged or blown off, to ensure the stability and safety of the roof, suitable for a variety of different climate areas.
Fourth, environmental protection:
1. Recyclable materials:
Most of the synthetic materials can be recycled, reducing the consumption of natural resources and the generation of waste, in line with the concept of sustainable development.
No pollution: harmful substances will not be released during production and use, and there is no harm to the environment and human health.
2. Economy:
Although the initial investment of synthetic Viva palm thatch roof may be relatively high, due to its good durability and low maintenance costs, it has a high cost performance in the long term, which can save users overall expenses.
5. The following are some suggestions for the application of synthetic Viva palm thatch roof in the improvement of cultural architecture landscape:
1. Design style integration:
Regional cultural style echo: Design according to the regional cultural characteristics of the cultural building. For example, in areas with tropical culture, the palm thatch roof can be designed with a larger slope and wider eaves to adapt to the tropical climate characteristics of rainy and strong sunshine, and this design can also better reflect the local architectural style and enhance the regional cultural identity of cultural buildings. Like some buildings in Bali, thatched roofs are integrated with local religious and cultural elements to form a unique style. If it is in an area with Chinese cultural atmosphere, the palm thatch roof can be cleverly combined with the cornice, dougong and other elements of Chinese architecture, and the color and shape are coordinated and unified to create a unique architectural landscape with Chinese charm and tropical flavor.
The combination of modernity and tradition: while maintaining the traditional appearance of the palm thatch roof, innovation is made using modern design techniques and materials. For example, new synthetic materials can be used to simulate the texture and color of palm thatch, and modern steel or wood structural frames can be used in the structural design of the roof to enhance the stability and durability of the roof. This combination of modernity and tradition not only retains the charm of traditional culture, but also meets the functional needs of modern architecture.
2. Space layout:
The proportion of the roof and the main body of the building is coordinated: according to the overall scale and height of the cultural building, the size and height of the palm thatch roof are reasonably designed. If the main body of the building is relatively tall, the roof can be designed to be wider and have a certain slope, in order to increase the sense of hierarchy and three-dimensional sense of the building; If the main body of the building is small, the size of the roof should also be reduced accordingly to avoid disproportionality. For example, some small cultural exhibition halls or tea rooms, the palm thatch roof can be designed in a more elaborate style to match the small style of the main building.
The roof responds to the surrounding landscape: The palm thatch roof responds and integrates with the surrounding natural or man-made landscape. For example, some climbing plants can be planted at the edge of the roof, such as green plants, ivy, etc., so that the plants fall down along the edge of the roof, echoing the surrounding green landscape, forming a green ecological space. Or set up some viewing platforms or leisure areas on the roof, so that people can enjoy the cultural architecture at the same time, but also enjoy the beauty of the surrounding.
3. Functional practical considerations:
Drainage and waterproof function: The design of a reasonable drainage system to ensure that rainwater can be smoothly discharged from the roof. Gutters or drainage pipes can be set up at the edge of the roof to direct rainwater into the drainage system on the ground. At the same time, the selection of synthetic materials with good waterproof performance or the waterproof treatment of thatch to prevent rain from penetrating into the interior of the building. For example, apply waterproof paint on the surface of the thatch or use a special waterproof process to improve the waterproof performance of the roof.
Thermal insulation and thermal insulation performance: the palm thatch roof has certain thermal insulation performance, but in some areas with more extreme climatic conditions, it is necessary to further strengthen thermal insulation and thermal insulation measures. Insulation layers can be installed inside the roof, such as polystyrene foam board, rock wool and other materials, to reduce the transfer of heat. At the same time, in cold winter areas, a thermal insulation layer can be set under the roof to improve the thermal insulation performance of the building and reduce energy consumption.
4. Lighting and decorative effects:
Lighting design: Light installations are set under or around the palm thatch roof to create a unique night view effect through light irradiation. You can choose warm yellow lighting to create a warm and romantic atmosphere; Or use colorful lighting to increase the artistic sense and visual impact of the building. For example, in the cultural buildings of some cultural squares or commercial streets, the light at night can clearly show the outline of the palm thatch roof, becoming a beautiful landscape of the city's night scene.
Add decorative elements: Add some decorative elements, such as wood carving, stone carving, painting, etc., to enhance the artistic atmosphere and cultural connotation of the cultural building. These decorative elements can be selected and designed according to the theme and style of cultural buildings. For example, in cultural buildings with national cultural characteristics, some ethnic totems or traditional patterns can be carved on the roof to show the charm of national culture.
