The Symbiotic Of Construction And Natural-mechanism Of Earth Building

The industrial revolution in the18th century has brought great changesto human life. A large number of new technologies and new materials weredeveloped and put into use, which led human to the upper hand gradually inthe struggle with nature. For the needs of industrialization, a large numberof rural populations had poured into cities, which resulted in the phenomenonof urbanization and the emergence of the metropolitan area. The born ofreinforced concrete structure let the skyscraper rise straight from the ground,and created preconditions for the urbanization as well. The process ofurbanization which theoretically based on rationality and science completelycollapsed the agricultural society forms and cultural traditions which hadlasted for thousands of years. In the highly abstracted and socialized urbanconstructions, the emotional lives of individuals were depressed and ruined.However, the desire for the nature in the innermost recesses in the human’sheart has never disappeared with the process of urbanization. The more complexthe technology is, the more the construction will be processed, and the moreabstract and rational the construction will be, which makes the people feelstronger sense of distance for the nature. Thus on the contrary, the highabstraction and socialization of the construction has prompted the people’spursuit of the original ecological environment. The architecture symbiosiswith nature emphasizes the coexistence and development together with thenature. It has resolved the issues of people’s sense of distance for the natureand the sense of exclusion to industrialization which generated by modernismand post-modernism. The more complex the technology is, the more theconstruction will be processed, the more abstract and rational theconstruction will be, and the weaker the sense of identity for human toconstruction will be. This research mainly researches the method of weakeningthe industrialization traces, to eliminate the negative impact of modernismand post-modernism on people, and to seek the new architecture way of solution.