1. Facade improvement: Old houses in rural areas are often in a dilapidated state because they have not been maintained for a long time, giving people a decadent feeling. Therefore, an improvement method is to renovate the facade, such as painting and exterior wall decoration, so as to enhance the overall image and aesthetic feeling of the house.
2. Persimmon wall reconstruction: Persimmon walls of traditional rural houses seldom get light, which is not conducive to the ventilation and environmental sanitation of houses. By digging holes in the persimmon wall and setting transparent materials such as glass and plastic, the lighting area of the room can be increased and the ventilation effect can be improved.
3. Adding floors to the building: One or two floors can be added to the original building to increase the usable area of the building. However, it should be noted that relevant building regulations and safety standards need to be observed during construction.
4. Area redistribution: The area distribution of houses in some rural areas is unreasonable. We can make better use of space by rearranging the layout, such as adjusting the size and location of rooms. Allocate space that is more suitable for actual use, such as adding storage rooms and workshops. To meet the needs of different users.
5. Interior decoration: The interior decoration of rural houses is generally backward and can be upgraded. For example, installing wall-hung boilers and floor heating instead of old stoves or coal stoves, and increasing infrastructure such as tap water and gas to improve comfort and convenience.
The above are some methods of transforming old houses in rural areas, which can be improved and upgraded in different ways according to different housing conditions and user needs. Through the transformation of old houses, improve the quality of rural housing, improve the living conditions of villagers, and enhance the vitality and attractiveness of rural development.