Research On Rural Reconstruction Design Based On Spatial Reconstruction—Taking The Reconstruction Design Of Flue-Cured Tobacco Cluster Houses In Fengyi Village As An Example

With the development of rural revitalization,rural architecture has gradually received more and more attention.As a productive building for rural agricultural development,flue-cured tobacco houses have played an important role in the historical stage of rural development.Currently,with the extensive promotion and use of new intensive flue-cured tobacco rooms,traditional flue-cured tobacco rooms in most rural areas have been discontinued and left idle.Therefore,this paper focuses on how to use spatial reconstruction strategies to transform an agricultural development driven space into a new space that meets the needs of rural development and the use of villagers and tourists.Firstly,this paper takes the traditional flue-cured tobacco house as the research object,combining with the Fengyi Village Village renovation design project,analyzes the original space of the traditional flue-cured tobacco house,understands its spatial structure,functional zoning,ventilation and lighting,and provides reference for the renovation design.Secondly,aiming at the spatial problems of the flue-cured tobacco room,the functional,structural,and aesthetic transformation design is carried out,including multiple aspects such as spatial layout,economic benefits,local culture,land use,transportation system,spatial morphology,and combinations,in order to provide a reference for the current reconstruction design of traditional flue-cured tobacco rooms.