穿斗式结构是中国古代南方民间木构建筑的通用样式之一,尤其盛行于明清时代长江中下游地区。在雅舍故居的“整旧如旧”中,设计师有意将“穿斗式结构”理念融入外墙的装饰性细节中。在杜甫草堂的整修中,建筑师以穿斗式结构还原“诗史”的居所。作为川渝一带传统建筑的典型代表,在名人故居的重建中融入穿斗式结构元素是追寻历史的有益实践。 Through-the-bucket structure is one of the common styles of folk wood-framed buildings in southern China in ancient times, especially prevailing in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. In the “As old as the old” of the former house of Ascea, the designer intends to incorporate the concept of “wearing a bucket-like structure” into the decorative details of the façade. In the renovation of Du Fu Thatched Cottage, architects to wear bucket-type structure restore “poetic history ” residence. As a typical representative of the traditional buildings in Sichuan and Chongqing, the integration of piercings and structural elements in the reconstruction of the former celebrities is a useful practice of pursuing history.