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Venice is a city in northeastern Italy which on the water. It is an important port of Adriatic Sea. And it is the only city which has no cars.
Many people wonder: how to build a house on the water? The house is impossible float on the water.
First of all, in the bottom mud with a large wooden stakes, one by one, this is the foundation of the house. Covered with wooden after the firm ground, and then begin to build house. So someone says, the upper of the city is stone, the under is forest. In order to build Venice, the north forest of Italy was cut down. And a house like this, you don’t have to worry about the underwater wood would be decay. Because it is will never be bad, and will be more and harder. This can be confirmed by Marco Polo house.
In Venice, some waterways are narrower than Beijing alley, two boats can’t through together but only one. Both sides of the street are the old buildings; the bottom is mostly the boathouse of residents. What contacted both sides of the street are all kind of stone or wooden bridge, they are high across the street, do not affect the sailing at all.
Many people wonder: how to build a house on the water? The house is impossible float on the water.
First of all, in the bottom mud with a large wooden stakes, one by one, this is the foundation of the house. Covered with wooden after the firm ground, and then begin to build house. So someone says, the upper of the city is stone, the under is forest. In order to build Venice, the north forest of Italy was cut down. And a house like this, you don’t have to worry about the underwater wood would be decay. Because it is will never be bad, and will be more and harder. This can be confirmed by Marco Polo house.
In Venice, some waterways are narrower than Beijing alley, two boats can’t through together but only one. Both sides of the street are the old buildings; the bottom is mostly the boathouse of residents. What contacted both sides of the street are all kind of stone or wooden bridge, they are high across the street, do not affect the sailing at all.
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