JP2003184323A - Residence in which entrance earthen floor is utilized compositely as japanese-style room wide veranda - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a residence in which an entrance earthen floor adjoins widely to a Japanese-style room and a space capable of being used as a wide veranda is formed, a garden is arranged, holding the entrance earthen floor and the entrance earthen floor in which an earth floor and the garden can be utilized integrally from the Japanese-style room is used compositely as the Japanese-style room wide veranda. <P>SOLUTION: The depth of the entrance earthen floor 10 is formed in a long size, the Japanese-style room 11 is arranged extensively over the approximately overall length of one side face of the entrance earthen floor 10, a main garden 4 is arranged on the other side face of the entrance earthen floor 10 and the main garden 4 is installed on the opposed surface side of the Japanese-style room 11 under the state in which the earthen floor 10 is held. A translucent glass window 15 is mounted extensively over an approximately overall length between the earthen floor 10 and the main garden 4, and the main garden 4 on the opposed surface side can be utilized integrally through the earthen floor 10 from the Japanese-style room 11. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2003,JPO

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a house in which entrance halls are widely used as a Japanese-style room with wide edges.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is a house which is designed so that a space between entrances can be wide and spacious, and the entrance and exit can directly enter the garden. In addition, some Japanese-style houses are designed to allow visitors to enter and leave without hesitation by providing a Japanese-style room that can be accessed directly from the entrance to the entrance. In addition, in general, the floor on the south side of a Japanese-style room is not a tatami mat, but a wide edge between the boards to avoid direct sunlight.

[0003]

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] However, if the two are connected to each other for the purpose of going in and out of the garden,
There is no merit other than rationalization of space, and it is well established as a general design. In addition, the design method of establishing a Japanese-style room adjacent to the front porch has the effect of improving communication at the time of visitor, but did not propose a new method of using the Japanese-style room. Furthermore, due to housing conditions in recent years, it has become difficult to secure a large garden, and there was no design method for making the garden seen from a Japanese-style room look large. The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to form a space that can be widely used as a wide edge in a Japanese-style room by adjoining the entrance soils, and further sandwiching the entrance soils. The purpose is to provide a house for multipurpose use, with a garden located in the room, and the entrance between the Japanese-style room, the dirt floor, and the entrance that allows the garden to be used as a single room.

[0004]

As a means for achieving the above-mentioned object, in a house which is intended to be used as a Japanese-style room wide rim between the entrance soils according to claim 1 of the present invention, the depth between the entrance soils is formed to be long, and A Japanese-style room is placed over the entire length of one side of the soil, and a front garden is placed on the other side of the entrance soil.
A front garden is provided on the opposite side of the Japanese-style room across the entrance, and a translucent glass window is provided over almost the entire length between the entrance and the front garden. It can be used as a unit.

[0005] In the house which is used for the combined use of the entrance soil between the front soil and the front room, in the house which is used for the combined use of the entrance soil according to the first aspect of the Japanese room. The partitioning glass window was opened and closed to allow entry and exit from the Japanese-style room through the entrance to the front garden.

[0006] In a house which is intended to be used as a Japanese-style room with a wide open space in claim 3, a house which is intended to be used as a Japanese-style room with a wide open space in claim 1 or 2,
A living room is located adjacent to the Japanese-style room, and the living room and the entranceway are connected continuously through a hall.

[0007]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Fig. 1 is a plan view of the first floor of a house that has been used for multiple purposes with the entrance to the floor as a wide Japanese-style room, Fig. 2 is a plan view of the second floor, Fig. 3 is a perspective view from the front, Fig. 4 is an elevation view of the same, and Fig. 5 is a plan view. Is a south elevation, FIG. 6 is a north elevation, and FIG. 7 is a west elevation. A house according to an embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIGS.
As shown in Figure 2, a rectangular site 1 with roads passing through the south and east sides, a two-story building 2 built on the site 1, a parking lot 3 facing the front road, and a south side of the site It has a front yard 4 and a courtyard 5, and a space 6 is provided between the front road and the building 2. This space 6 is a space that can be used as a space for temporary parking, etc., and has a structure in which the front of the site is open to the outside.

A gate 7, a wall 8 and an entrance / exit of the parking lot 3 are arranged on the front side of the house with a space 6 therebetween. When the gate 7 is opened to enter the site, the front yard 4 is arranged, and the entrance door 9 is arranged next to it. The entrance door 9 is located behind the wall 8. When entering the entrance door 9, the entrance soil 10 extends in the back,
The front yard 4 faces the left side, and the Japanese-style room 11 faces the right side. And
The entrance hall 12 is connected to the back of the entrance soil. The Japanese-style room is a rectangular space consisting of an 8-tatami room, a floor space 13, and a push-in 14. The south side of the Japanese-style room faces the entrance 10 between the tatami mats over substantially the entire length of the tatami room, and further to the south side of the vestibule. 4 are arranged. Therefore, the Japanese-style room 11 and the entrance floor 1
0 ・ The front yard 4 is arranged side by side horizontally, and the Japanese-style room and the entrance are connected by a wide opening. Further, the entrance space 10 has a vertically long shape with a depth of 3 to 4 m and a width of 1.5 to 2 m. Between the Japanese-style room 11 and the entrance space 10, a horizontally open partition made of a combination of ground glass and shoji is arranged. A glass wall (glass window) 15 separates between the front yard 4 and the front yard 4.

The partition between the Japanese-style room 11 and the entrance hall 10 is a 4-door door with a ground glass on the lower side and a sliding door on the upper side. When this partition is closed, rays from the ground glass and the light doorway of the sliding door are transmitted to the Japanese-style room. You can hear the atmosphere of the entrance through the partition. As the partition, a snow shoji, bran, or the like can be used. Also,
When this partition is opened, the Japanese-style room 11 and the entrance space 10 are connected by a wide opening, and the entrance-room 10 serves as a wide edge of the Japanese-style room 11. In addition, this space also serves as a terrace that communicates with the front yard 4, and as a result, the Japanese-style room becomes an open space like a living room.

A translucent glass wall 15 is disposed between the entrance soil 10 and the front yard 4 over substantially the entire length of the soil, and an opening / closing port is provided in a part of the transparent glass wall 15 from the entrance soil 10 to the front yard 4. It is possible to go in and out. For this reason, the Japanese-style room 11, the front porch 10 and the front yard 4 become a continuous space as a series, forming a space that can be used in combination. In other words, the housing will be formed with consideration for the view of the garden from the viewpoint of the visitors invited to the Japanese-style room by streamlining the space and improving the communication when visiting the Japanese-style room. In addition, the Japanese-style room 11 is the entrance floor 1
Indirect lighting on the south side through 0 can be obtained. This does not contribute to the dazzling lighting of direct sunlight, but contributes to the formation of the calm space of the traditional Japanese room. Further, a daylighting window 16 facing the parking lot 3 is arranged on the north side of the Japanese-style room 11 to supplement the light in the back.

A living room 17 is arranged in the center of the first floor of the building 2, and a Japanese-style room 11 is adjacent to the living room 17 on the east side, and communicates with the entrance 10 through an entrance hall 12 beside the Japanese-style room. The living room 17 and the Japanese-style room 11 are adjacent to each other with a smartphone or the like, and when the smartphone is removed, the living room 17 and the Japanese-style room 11 are connected by a large opening on one side. The entrance hall 12 is connected to the side of the living room 17, and the Japanese-style room 11, the living room 17, and the entrance space 10 are continuous as a series of orbitable spaces. In addition, the courtyard 5 faces the south of the living room 17 so that daylight can be obtained. In this way, the living room 17 leads to the Japanese-style room 11 and the entrance 10
Since it is connected with a wide opening, the Japanese-style room 11 and the living room 17 are smoothly connected as a customer service space, and an open atmosphere is formed as a whole house.

A kitchen 18 and a bathroom 1 are located behind the first floor of the building.
9. Around the water such as the washroom 20 and a Japanese-style room 21 of 4 tatami mats are arranged. On the second floor of the building, a hall 22 is arranged at the place where the stairs are raised, and two western-style rooms 23, 24 connected to the hall 22 and an western-style room 25 on the west side are arranged.
These Western-style rooms 23, 24, 25 are spaces used as children's rooms, bedrooms, etc., and a roof balcony is arranged on the south side of the Western-style room 24 and a large balcony is arranged on the south side of the Western-style room 25.

Although the embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the specific configuration of the present invention is not limited to this embodiment, and there are design changes and the like within the scope not departing from the gist of the invention. However, it is included in the present invention. The shape of the Japanese-style room, the shape of the dirt floor, etc. described in the above embodiment are arbitrary,
The present invention includes a structure in which a front garden is provided on the opposite side of the Japanese-style room with the entrance soil sandwiched therebetween, and a translucent glass window is provided over substantially the entire length between the entrance soil and the front garden.

[0014]

As described above, the present invention claims 1.
In the case of a house that is designed to be used as a Japanese-style room with wide open spaces between the entrances, the combined use of the Japanese-style room, the entrances, and the garden creates a space that can be used in combination. Occurs. In other words, it is possible to form a house that considers the view of the garden from the viewpoint of the visitors invited to the Japanese-style room, while streamlining the space and improving the communication at the time of visiting, which are the merits of the conventional design method. Specifically, the space between the entrance and the porch has replaced the wide rim of the Japanese-style room, and this space acts as a terrace that communicates with the garden.As a result, the Japanese-style room can be formed into an open space like a living room, and From the outside to the Japanese-style room, not the direct sunlight from the outside, but the indirect lighting faint lighting due to the secondary reflection from the dirt floor (maximum combined with the Yukimi shoji of the front opening across the entrance hall and the entrance soil) is taken in. This contributes to the formation of the original calm space of a Japanese-style room. In addition, the garden seen from the viewpoint of the visitors sitting in the Japanese-style room has a wider field of view than the conventional wide-rimmed garden, which gives the garden a view through the dirt on the front door, and the view through the Yukimi shoji. Even in the case, I feel more profound than before.

[0015] In a house for multipurpose use in which the entrance is separated from the entrance, the glass window separating the entrance and the front garden is openable, and the front room passes from the Japanese room to the entrance. Since it is possible to go in and out, a smooth connection between the front yard and the Japanese-style room is formed, and it can be effectively used as a tea room with a doorway from the outside.

[0016] In a house for multipurpose use where the entrance floor is defined as a Japanese-style room wide rim, a living room is arranged adjacent to the Japanese-style room, and the living room and the entrance floor are connected continuously through a hall, and the Japanese-style room and the living room Since it is possible to circulate between the dirt floors and create an integrated continuous space, the Japanese-style room and the living room are smoothly connected as a customer service space, creating an open atmosphere as a whole house. Also, the entrance can be effectively used as a passage leading to the living room. Therefore, the unnaturalness of the flow line is eliminated, and a smooth flow line integrated with the living space is formed.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of the first floor of a house, which is designed to be used for multiple purposes with the entrance floor as a wide Japanese-style room.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of the same floor.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view from the front.

FIG. 4 is an east elevation view of the same.

FIG. 5 is a south elevation view of the same.

FIG. 6 is a north elevation view of the same.

FIG. 7 is a west elevation view of the same.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 site 2 buildings 3 parking lots 4 front yard 5 courtyard 6 spaces 7 Gate 8 walls 9 front door 10 entrance floor 11 Japanese-style room 12 entrance hall Between 13 floors 14 Push-in 15 glass wall 16 Daylighting window 17 Living 18 kitchen 19 bathroom 20 washroom 21 Japanese-style room 22 holes 23 Western-style room 24 Western-style rooms 25 Western-style rooms

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A state in which the depth between the entrance soils is made long, a Japanese-style room is arranged over substantially the entire length of one side surface between the entrance soils, and a front garden is arranged on the other side surface between the entrance soils so that the entrance soils are sandwiched between them. So, there is a front garden on the opposite side of the Japanese-style room, and a translucent glass window is provided over almost the entire length between the entrance and the front garden. A house that has been made possible by using the entrance floor as a wide Japanese-style room. 2. The entrance soil according to claim 1, wherein a glass window separating the entrance soil and the front garden is made openable so that the Japanese-style room can pass through the entrance soil to enter and exit the front garden. A house designed for mixed use as a Japanese-style room. 3. A living room is arranged adjacent to the Japanese-style room, the living room and the entrance soil are continuous through a hall, and the Japanese-style room, the living room and the entrance soil can be circulated to form an integrated continuous space. A house that has been designed for multipurpose use, with the entrance floor described in paragraph 1 or 2 as a wide Japanese-style room.