…把空气抽到阁楼，从而给一楼和二楼降温。接着可以去读读《The Timeless Way of Building》，可能还有《A Pattern Language》，然后再看《Get Your House Right》，或者 Krier 写的《Drawing for Architecture》算是一个某种程度上的精简版。嗯，可能还有其他的我一时想不起来了，但这些书绝对是个极好的起点。
…air up into the attic, which cools the first and second floors. Then read The Timeless Way of Building and perhaps A Pattern Language Then Get Your House Right, or a condensed (...in a way) version is Drawing for Architecture by Krier. Hmm there are probably others I cannot recall right now, but those are a great start.
一个挺有意思的问题是：为什么我们似乎总是通过提高密度来发展，而不是去建立新的小城镇呢？Leon Krier 的《Drawing For Architecture》将过度扩张分别与过度密集、过度无序蔓延以及重复建设进行了对比。在我看来，如果法律允许的话，其实有很多微型城镇完全可以发展到…的规模
An interesting question to ask is why do we always seem to grow by increasing density rather than establishing new small towns? Leon Krier's Drawing For Architecture contrasts over-expansion both with excessive density and excessive sprawl and by duplication. It seems to me that if it were legal to do so there are plenty of tiny towns that could grow to the size…
…把空气抽到阁楼，从而给一楼和二楼降温。接着可以去读读《The Timeless Way of Building》，可能还有《A Pattern Language》，然后再看《Get Your House Right》，或者 Krier 写的《Drawing for Architecture》算是一个某种程度上的精简版。嗯，可能还有其他的我一时想不起来了，但这些书绝对是个极好的起点。
…air up into the attic, which cools the first and second floors. Then read The Timeless Way of Building and perhaps A Pattern Language Then Get Your House Right, or a condensed (...in a way) version is Drawing for Architecture by Krier. Hmm there are probably others I cannot recall right now, but those are a great start.
一个挺有意思的问题是：为什么我们似乎总是通过提高密度来发展，而不是去建立新的小城镇呢？Leon Krier 的《Drawing For Architecture》将过度扩张分别与过度密集、过度无序蔓延以及重复建设进行了对比。在我看来，如果法律允许的话，其实有很多微型城镇完全可以发展到…的规模
An interesting question to ask is why do we always seem to grow by increasing density rather than establishing new small towns? Leon Krier's Drawing For Architecture contrasts over-expansion both with excessive density and excessive sprawl and by duplication. It seems to me that if it were legal to do so there are plenty of tiny towns that could grow to the size…