September 10, 2025BuildingsOpen Access

Climate-Adaptive Architecture: Analysis of the Wei Family Compound’s Thermal–Ventilation Environment in Ganzhou, China

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This analysis shows the impact of spatial morphology on thermal ventilation in the Ganzhou compound, suggesting sustainable building strategies.

The study reveals that the design of the Wei family compound effectively controls thermal and wind conditions, enhancing comfort.
Quantitative evaluations demonstrate that specific courtyard dimensions can reduce wind speed loss and optimize airflow dynamics.
This research utilizes field data and simulations with Thsware and Ecotect to assess microclimate responses in traditional architecture.
The findings highlight the potential for integrating historical building techniques with modern sustainable practices for energy efficiency.

Tao et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis shows the impact of spatial morphology on thermal ventilation in the Ganzhou compound, suggesting sustainable building strategies.