In the apocalypse of natural disasters, she has a universal APP

The new year is over, the sun in space rises as usual, and time flows by smoothly.

Two or three days after the Lantern Festival, half of February has passed quickly.

Reports of earthquakes still came occasionally, and the rain had turned into acid rain, falling continuously.

The polar night stage has not yet begun. It is unclear whether the sky is gloomy due to continuous rain or an unknown volcanic eruption. I don’t know if it is a prelude to the polar night.

The changes in temperature are starting to make people unable to see the pattern clearly. In January, the temperature drops almost at a rate of one degree a day, from above 30 degrees to zero degrees.

According to the rules observed before, the temperature should continue to drop in February. Even if it is gentler, it should always drop.

Unexpectedly, as soon as February came, the temperature started to rise slowly. Within two days, it dropped again.

She gets up every morning, records the time, and records the weather conditions reported by the system. She is very confused.

We are already halfway through February, and the temperature has been rising and falling these days. The warmest days can reach ten degrees above zero, and the coldest days can drop below zero.

Her mentality gradually became calmer, and she watched how the outside world continued to change and when the polar night would come.

This wait has been another half month, time has passed suddenly, and March has arrived.

The temperature changes throughout February are not too big. Although it seems to rise and fall in a few days, looking at the chart, the overall temperature still shows a subtle downward trend.

The highest temperature only rose to ten degrees above zero, and the lowest temperature reached ten degrees below zero.

Well, that’s the right name.

Except for the ups and downs in temperature, everything else remained the same. Earthquakes, acid rain, and the daily broadcasts made her feel numb.

Looking at the calendar, she saw that except for one Women's Day in March, which was her own birthday, there was nothing to say about the rest of the days, so she just went about her life as usual.

In order to cater to Working Women's Day, she finally started to build an ancient garden house.

Why is such a big project not counted as labor?

She did download the modeling software installation package, but firstly, she didn’t have the technology, and secondly, there was no need. Anyway, she could change it at any time, so there was no need to make the renderings so exquisite.

So, she simply took up pen and paper and simply sketched out the big yard.

Her idea was to divide the entire house into palace grids, and then fill in the courtyards and garden scenes where people live in these grids.

It doesn’t have to be a regular grid. Each grid is the same size. Simple division of large and small rectangles is also acceptable.

Her own house is very different from the real house in ancient times, and some unnecessary parts can be completely removed.

For example, in ancient times, houses were always divided into front and back yards, and there was a special place for receiving guests in the front yard, which was unnecessary for her.

Furthermore, a courtyard in an ancient residence can be very large. In addition to living areas, there are also warehouses and places for servants to live, rest and watch overnight.

She has no use for these, so she cancels them all and only needs a few types of rooms in a yard.

What is necessary is a bedroom and a living room. There must be a place to sleep and get lazy while sleeping, right?

There is also a bathroom. This part is very important. It cannot really match the conditions of ancient toilets. It must be equipped with the most modern facilities.

She didn't plan to build a kitchen in an ancient house, but she could have a few dining rooms, and some of the ancient cups and dishes in the kitchen utensil collection room could be moved.

Such as some wooden bowls, wooden cups or unique wooden kitchen utensils, as well as some particularly antique stone products, or the kind of very delicate porcelain and crystal bowls.

You can bring them all over here and set up a special treasure rack. It’s good to just put these. The ancient cups, saucers and bowls are so beautiful that they can be used as handicrafts for display.

In addition, this kind of antique building is suitable for a few more study rooms. The windows should have good views. Reading and writing in such a place should be very enjoyable.

However, on the other hand, she had no intention of arranging overly modern rooms such as computer rooms and projection rooms in this residence.

There are many such places, and there is no shortage of places for her to play on the computer. She wants this house because she likes the ancient charm and scenery. There is no need to force in obtrusive electronic products.

The types of rooms in each yard are the same, bedroom, living room, bathroom, and dining room. These four are fixed. Some yards are larger and have a study room, while others do not.

There will be a garden in the big yard, and the small yard is simpler. It can be used to set up some small scenes with bamboos, running water or fragrant flowers and green pines.

Originally, the study room dedicated to reading and studying could have a separate yard, but the large house she planned to build originally covered a large area, and the steps to move from one place to another were long -

Of course, she could separate several areas and directly use the space to "teleport" to other areas, but wouldn't this defeat the original purpose of building this house?

I originally wanted to enjoy the garden view and enjoy a leisurely and slow life here, but I didn't even want to take these two steps and kept teleporting back and forth. Then wouldn't the scenery along the way be in vain?

Therefore, rooms like the study that are used every day for morning reading are not separated separately for her. They are all placed in a courtyard. She does not have to walk around when she gets up, eats, and reads in the morning.

After all, it is just an antique, and we are not really pursuing 100% restoration. Of course, those inconvenient places must be removed.

The residence emphasizes the principle of close proximity of rooms, and the entire courtyard is treated as a relatively compact whole and packed into each divided grid.

The garden seems to be looser, with the outer walls framing the area, and the scenery inside can be freely arranged.

It also includes door openings and window openings, which can interact with nearby residential courtyards to varying degrees, achieving the good effect of covering the pylorus and providing a window with a view.

Flowers and trees, small bridges and flowing water, still lakes, water corridors, pavilions and pavilions... various arrangements require her to slowly design and decide and find materials.

Either build it on site, or simply customize the scenery to perfect this big house bit by bit.

Before the official start, she thought this would be a very difficult big project. Unexpectedly, when she finally started building it, it was not as difficult as she imagined.

She doesn't need to think too much about how big each courtyard or garden should be at the beginning. She can just build some individually according to her preference.

Then, just like building blocks or jigsaw puzzles, these finished products are arranged and combined, roughly placed, and assembled into a square part that can be directly placed in the corner.

Then you can start from this corner, expand it little by little, and gradually push the entire house.