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Theme 2 Session 2 Old and green: environmental performance of traditional Chinese housing Figure 6. Graphs comparing temperature (above) and humidity (below) readings from monitors located on the inside of external ground floor walls in Buildings F and G (Janet Ge) 6.Conclusions and further research This study was always envisaged as the first stage of a more extensive research project. The initial results have demonstrated that the methodology is generally sound and can generate verifiable and useful results. The local architects from the Ancient Architecture Design Institute of Zhejiang Province, who assisted the research team with the project, were keen to extend it in the future through comparable studies of the performance of unrenovated buildings, and also buildings where less intervention has taken place. As conservation work is continuing on other similar sites near Hangzhou, there are also opportunities to incorporate and assess the performance of different upgrading measures as the building works proceed. It is hoped that these further stages of the project can be undertaken once funding becomes available. Interestingly, at a seminar held at Zhejiang University Department of Architecture during the research project, Chinese colleagues suggested that conservation of traditional housing such as that in Xiao He Zhi Jie faces other challenges. Although governments can do much to influence conservation practice and undertake model projects, there is still a need for the completed buildings to have a viable future use for private occupants, and for conservation and reuse in general to be attractive to the private sector. The past associations of areas such as Xiao He Zhi Jie with people of lower class and little wealth may however be a more powerful disincentive for their future conservation and continued use than any real or perceived lack of environmental performance. The Western concept of gentrification, in which humble buildings of the past are conserved, upgraded and occupied by the wealthier citizens of the present, may not be compatible with current Chinese cultural perceptions. This suggests that there is scope for more research on 355 LE PATRIMOINE, MOTEUR DE DÉVELOPPEMENT HERITAGE, DRIVER OF DEVELOPMENT
Theme 2 Session 2 cultural attitudes to traditional housing, as well as its environmental performance. Old and green: environmental performance of traditional Chinese housing Acknowledgements The research project was carried out by Peter Phillips, Dr Grace Ding and Dr Janet Ge of the School of the Built Environment within the UTS Faculty of Design, Architecture and Building, with assistance from staff and students at Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, and local members of ICOMOS China. Funding for the study was provided by the Australia-China Council. References Elefante, Carl. 2007. The Greenest Building Is … One That Is Already Built. Journal of the National Trust for Historic Preservation 21:4 (Summer): 26-38. Chang, Chao-Kang and Blaser, Werner. 1987. China: Tao in der Architektur. Birkhauser Verlag, Basel. 102-3. 356 LE PATRIMOINE, MOTEUR DE DÉVELOPPEMENT HERITAGE, DRIVER OF DEVELOPMENT
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