淺析仿古高分子瓦與傳統徽派建筑的搭配，徽州文化，又稱“徽文化”，是中國三大地域文化之一（敦煌文化、徽派文化、藏文化），也是中國傳統文化的重要組成部分。當下政治上大力提倡的“德治”和經濟活動中講求的“誠信”都是徽州文化的精髓。

作為徽州文化重要內容的徽派建筑，是中國最有名的古建筑之一，在中國乃至世界建筑史上均占有舉足輕重的地位。它尊重自然，崇尚和諧人居的精神，集山川風景之靈氣，融風俗文化之精華，風格獨特，結構嚴謹，雕鏤精湛，建筑風格獨樹一幟，并流傳數百年�；张山ㄖN含著徽州從唐宋之時崛起直至明清時期鼎盛的社會經濟和文化意識形態，具有重要的歷史、藝術、觀賞和使用價值，為研究建筑歷史及建筑設計、技藝提供了極為珍貴的實例，對于當今建筑設計、構造的參考借鑒，乃至對于日益發展的旅游事業都有一定的現實意義。Friday. Day of incident. Man appears in kitchen, with blue bag, "for lady's boots left out to heel". Cook replies, "No such orders." Man argues point. Cook withdraws to inquire, leaving man alone with J. On Cook's return, man still argues point, but ultimately goes. J. missing. D. distracted. Information sent to police. Man to be identified by broad nose, and legs like balustrades of bridge. Search made in every direction. No J. D. weeping bitterly, and inconsolable. Renewed reference to young Gazelle. Appropriate, but unavailing. Towards evening, strange boy calls. Brought into parlour. Broad nose, but no balustrades. Says he wants a pound, and knows a dog. Declines to explain further, though much pressed. Pound being produced by D. takes Cook to little house, where J. alone tied up to leg of table. joy of D. who dances round J

徽派建筑的形成

徽派建筑是中國封建社會后期成熟的古建筑流派之一，徽州的先輩在古徽州這片土地上，生生不息地繁衍，在為改善居住環境而成年累月的勞動創造之中，創造了輝煌的建筑文化。

明朝中葉以后，徽商崛起，此后雄踞中國商界長達二、三百年，成為我國封建社會中晚期唯一可以與財力雄厚的晉商平分秋色、鼎足而立的商賈大幫。與此同時，一批批富商大賈不斷涌現，清代壟斷鹽經營的徽商竟富得可以先后接待清帝康熙、乾隆南巡。另外，徽州人“儒而后賈”、“賈而好儒”，廣交官府、文士，有的本人就有較好的文化素養，因此“亦儒亦賈”，實現了“官”“賈”“儒”的三位一體。

這些徽商為光宗耀祖、炫躍鄉里而大興土木，建豪宅、修祠堂、豎牌坊、造園林……給徽州的鄉村面貌帶來了巨大變化。這些古建筑風格獨特，布局合理，裝飾精致，變化自然，具有純正天然的鄉土氣息；加之徽州盛產木材，民間向來就有雕刻、繪畫傳統，磚雕、木雕、石雕別具一格；同時具有很高文化素養的徽商們在建筑中注入了自己對布局結構、內部裝飾的看法，促使徽派建筑逐漸形成風格獨特的建筑體系，不僅實用性強，而且內涵豐富，被譽為“中國建筑藝術的一大派系”。

徽州原來是古越人的聚居地，早期徽派建筑是典型的“樓上廳”形式，這是越人的“干欄式”建筑格局，在潮濕山區能有效防止瘴癘之氣的入侵。后來中原士族大規模遷入，人稠地狹，構建樓房就成為最佳選擇。為了適應險惡的山區環境、解決通風和光照方面的問題，由中原士族帶來的“四合院”形式逐步演變成既封閉又通暢的徽州“天井”。另外，山區木質結構的房屋易于遭受火災，為了避免火勢的蔓延，馬頭墻（徽派建筑中的馬頭墻是電腦術語"防火墻"的鼻祖）應運而生了。正是在外來文化與原住文化的交融過程中，徽派建筑風格一步一步地形成了。

while he eats his supper. Emboldened by this happy change, mention D. C. upstairs. D. weeps afresh, cries piteously, "Oh, don't, don't, don't! It is so wicked to think of anything but poor papa!" - embraces J. and sobs herself to sleep. (Must not D. C. confine himself to the broad pinions of Time? J. M.)'

Miss Mills and her journal were my sole consolation at this period. To see her, who had seen Dora but a little while before - to trace the initial letter of Dora's name through her sympathetic pages - to be made more and more miserable by her - were my only comforts. I felt as if I had been living in a palace of cards, which had tumbled down, leaving only Miss Mills and me among the ruins; I felt as if some grim enchanter had drawn a magic circle round the innocent goddess of my heart, which nothing indeed but those same strong pinions, capable of carrying so many people over so much, would enable me to enter!