1. Protect the original architectural features and retain architectural elements with historical value, such as facades, doors and windows, etc.
2. Improve the living environment, strengthen the renovation and renewal of building sound insulation, waterproof and ventilation equipment, and ensure the safety, comfort and health of the house;
3. Optimize the layout of internal space and add new facilities, such as toilets, kitchens and attics. Improve the flexibility and efficiency of the internal functions of the parliament;
4. Use new technologies and materials such as environmental protection and energy saving to carry out transformation, such as selecting environmental protection materials for decoration and installing energy-saving household appliances;
5. Improve the surrounding environment, repair the facade of the building, rearrange the courtyard and courtyard, increase greening, and improve the overall aesthetic feeling of the living environment.
In short, the renovation of old houses is not only a simple renovation and decoration, but also a protection and reuse of historical heritage. Through continuous optimization, old houses can glow with new vitality and become an important part of urban culture and historical landscape.