JP2016070017A - building - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a building which can suppress clothes from discoloring with sunlight in a structure in which natural light is taken into a walk-in closet.SOLUTION: At a second floor portion of a building, a walk-in closet 28 which can accommodate clothes and which allows a person to come in/go out, and a bedroom 23 provided adjacent to the walk-in closet 28 are provided. The bedroom 23 is partitioned from the outdoors by an external wall 36, and on the external wall 36, a window part 37 is provided which can perform daylighting to the bedroom 23. The bedroom 23 is partitioned from the walk-in closet 28 by a partition wall 41, and on the partition wall 41, a window part 101 is provided which can take in the light taken into the bedroom 23 to the walk-in closet 28 through the window part 37.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to a building.

  In recent years, a building such as a house is sometimes provided with a walk-in closet that allows people to enter and exit as a closet that can store clothing (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2010-112119 A

  By the way, when the walk-in closet is adjacent to the outside with an outer wall separated, it is conceivable that sunlight (natural light) is taken into the walk-in closet through the daylighting window by providing a daylighting window on the outer wall. In this case, the walk-in closet can be illuminated brightly with natural light.

  However, if the above-described daylighting window is provided in the walk-in closet, there is a risk that the clothes will be tanned (discolored) by direct sunlight on the stored clothes.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and a main object of the present invention is to provide a building capable of suppressing sunburn of clothing in a configuration in which natural light is taken into a walk-in closet. It is.

  In order to solve the above problems, the building of the first invention is a walk-in closet capable of storing clothing and allowing people to enter and exit, and an adjacent space provided adjacent to the walk-in closet, The adjacent space is partitioned from the outside by an outer wall, and the outer wall is provided with an outdoor window portion capable of daylighting the adjacent space, and the adjacent space is partitioned. The wall is partitioned from the walk-in closet, and the partition wall is provided with an indoor window portion capable of capturing light taken into the adjacent space through the outdoor window portion into the walk-in closet. Features.

  According to the present invention, when natural light (sunlight) is taken into the adjacent space from the outside through the outdoor window portion, the taken natural light is taken into the walk-in closet from the adjacent space through the indoor window portion. In this case, since natural light from the outside is taken into the walk-in closet through both the outdoor window portion and the indoor window portion, compared with the case where natural light from the outside is taken directly into the walk-in closet, Sunburn can be suppressed.

  The building of a second invention is characterized in that, in the first invention, the indoor window portion is provided at a height position near a ceiling in the partition wall.

  Usually, natural light (sunlight) is incident obliquely into the adjacent space through the outdoor window. In this respect, in the present invention, since the indoor window portion is provided near the ceiling, it is difficult for sunlight that enters the adjacent space through the outdoor window portion to directly enter the walk-in closet through the indoor window portion. Therefore, it can suppress more reliably that clothing is tanned.

  The building of a third invention is the building of the second invention, wherein the walk-in closet is surrounded by a surrounding wall including the partition wall, and the indoor window portion and the walk-in closet in the surrounding wall. A wall portion facing each other is a window facing wall portion, and a storage portion capable of storing the clothing is provided at the wall of the window facing wall portion, and the lower end portion of the indoor window portion is the lower end portion. It is in a position higher than the storage portion.

  As described above, even when the indoor window portion is provided at a height position near the ceiling, when natural light shines at an angle close to parallel, such as a western day, natural light is transmitted through the outdoor window portion and the indoor window portion. Directly into the walk-in closet (as direct sunlight). Therefore, in the present invention, in consideration of this point, the lower end portion of the indoor window portion is set at a position higher than the clothing storage portion provided near the wall of the window facing wall portion facing the indoor window portion. . In this case, even if natural light shines directly into the walk-in closet at an angle close to parallel, the direct sunlight can be prevented from hitting the clothing stored in the storage portion, so that the clothing can be tanned. It can suppress more reliably.

  Further, in the configuration in which the walk-in closet is provided with an indoor window part, it is conceivable that the storage part is provided near the wall of the window facing wall part in order to avoid interference between the storage part and the indoor window part. For this reason, even if it considers the point, this structure is effective in suppressing the sunburn of clothing.

  A building of a fourth invention is characterized in that, in any one of the first to third inventions, a lower end portion of the indoor window portion is located higher than an upper end portion of the outdoor window portion.

  According to the present invention, since the lower end portion of the indoor window portion is provided at a position higher than the upper end portion of the outdoor window portion, the sunlight directly walks through the outdoor window portion and the indoor window portion as in the second aspect. Difficult to get into the closet. Therefore, the sunburn of clothing can be more reliably suppressed.

  A building of a fifth invention is the building of any one of the first to fourth inventions, wherein the partition wall has an opposing wall portion facing the outer wall provided with the outdoor window portion with the adjacent space interposed therebetween. The indoor window portion is provided on the opposing wall portion.

  According to the present invention, the natural light is taken into the walk-in closet through both the outdoor window portion and the indoor window portion, and it is easy to secure the natural light intake amount, and the walk-in closet ensures the brightness of the natural light. easy.

  A building of a sixth invention is the building according to the fifth invention, wherein the walk-in closet is an overhanging space portion that partially protrudes toward the outer wall side, and defines the overhanging space portion and the outer wall The wall part which opposes is the said opposing wall part in which the said indoor window part was provided, It is characterized by the above-mentioned.

  According to the present invention, when natural light is taken into the walk-in closet through the indoor window, the light is taken in through the narrow overhanging space. In this case, since light is captured while being reflected by the wall surfaces on both sides of the overhanging space portion, an effect of brightening the walk-in closet by the reflected light can be obtained.

  In the building of the seventh invention, in the fifth or sixth invention, the adjacent space is a bag-like space part of which protrudes in a bag shape between the outer wall and the opposing wall part. In the bag-like space portion, light is taken in through the outdoor window portion, and the taken-in light is taken into the walk-in closet through the indoor window portion.

  According to the present invention, a part of the adjacent space is a bag-like space portion projecting between the outer wall and the opposing wall portion, and natural light is taken into the bag-like space portion through the outdoor window portion. In the bag-shaped space portion, the captured natural light is reflected on the surrounding walls, so that a bright space can be created. And since natural light is taken in into a walk-in closet from this bag-shaped space part through an indoor window part, it becomes possible to make a walk-in closet bright with natural light.

  A building of an eighth invention is the invention according to any one of the first to seventh inventions, and includes a bathroom and a washroom provided adjacent to the bathroom and provided with a washing machine. The walk-in closet is provided adjacent to the walk-in closet, and has a first entrance for entering and exiting the walk-in closet from the washroom.

  According to the present invention, the washroom is adjacent to the bathroom and the walk-in closet, and the walk-in closet can be accessed from the washroom via the first entrance. In this case, for example, after washing the body in the bathroom, the body can be wiped in the washroom, and then the clothes can be taken out by entering the walk-in closet. Thereby, since the walk-in closet can be used as a wearing space for wearing clothes, the walk-in closet can be effectively used.

  A building of a ninth invention is the building of the eighth invention, which is provided adjacent to the washroom, and has a laundry space for drying laundry washed by the washing machine, and enters and exits the laundry space from the washroom It has the 2nd entrance / exit for carrying out.

  According to the present invention, since the washroom is further adjacent to the laundry space for hanging the laundry, the laundry washed by the washing machine can be taken out and dried in the laundry space. In addition, after the laundry is dried, the laundry can be taken into the walk-in closet from the laundry space via the washroom. Therefore, the laundry can be folded in the walk-in closet and then quickly stored in the storage unit. Accordingly, a series of operations such as washing the laundry and drying and storing it can be quickly performed. In addition, as described above, the walk-in closet takes in natural light through the indoor window, so that the laundry can be folded comfortably under the brightness of natural light.

  The building of the tenth invention is characterized in that, in the ninth invention, the floor surface of the walk-in closet is formed of a soft floor material.

  According to the present invention, since the floor surface of the walk-in closet is formed of a soft floor material, it is possible to comfortably perform an operation of sitting on the floor surface (sitting on the floor) and folding clothes. Examples of the soft floor material include cushion floor materials, tatami mats, carpets, and carpets.

The top view which shows the floor plan of the 1st floor part. The top view which shows the floor plan of the second floor part. The top view which expands and shows the walk-in closet periphery. The longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows the structure of a walk-in closet and its periphery. (A) is a front view which shows the 1st storage area of a walk-in closet, (b) is a front view which shows a 2nd storage area.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the present embodiment, a two-story building having a first floor part and a second floor part is embodied as a building. FIG. 1 is a plan view showing the floor plan of the first floor portion of the building, and FIG. 2 is a plan view showing the floor plan of the second floor portion. In FIG. 2, for the sake of convenience, the size of the building is shown larger than in FIG.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the building 10 has a rectangular shape whose frontage dimension (width dimension) is longer than the depth dimension in plan view. In this embodiment, the building 10 is provided with the frontage direction (width direction) directed in the east-west direction.

  As shown in FIG. 1, a first floor portion 11 of a building 10 is provided with an entrance 13, an LDK 14, a Japanese-style room 15, and a toilet 16 as indoor spaces. The LDK 14 is formed as a continuous space in which the living room 14a, the dining room 14b, and the kitchen 14c are continuous. The first floor portion 11 is provided with a terrace 18 in addition to the indoor spaces 13 to 16.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the second floor portion 12 of the building 10 has indoor spaces 21 and 22, a bedroom 23, a washroom 24, a bathroom 25, a toilet 26, a storage room 27, and a walk-in closet as indoor spaces. 28 and a corridor 29 are provided. The second floor portion 12 is provided with a balcony 31 in addition to the indoor spaces 21 to 29.

  The Western rooms 21 and 22 are provided adjacent to the north and south on the west side of the second floor portion 12. The Western rooms 21 and 22 are both used as children's rooms, and are connected to each other via the communication unit 34.

  The bedroom 23 is provided adjacent to the western room 22 on the south side among the western rooms 21 and 22. The bedroom 23 is adjacent to the east side of the western room 22. The Western room 22 and the bedroom 23 are both south-facing rooms and are separated from the outside by an outer wall 36 (south side). The bedroom 23 corresponds to the adjacent space.

  The outer wall 36 is formed with a window portion 37 that allows the bedroom 23 to communicate with the outdoors. The window portion 37 is provided with a glass door 38 that opens and closes the window portion 37. The window 37 has a vertical dimension (vertical width) that is about half of the ceiling height of the bedroom 23 (height dimension from the floor surface to the ceiling surface), and its upper end portion is higher than the ceiling surface of the bedroom 23. It is set at a low position (see FIG. 4). The window portion 37 corresponds to an outdoor window portion.

  A walk-in closet 28 is provided adjacent to the east side of the bedroom 23. The walk-in closet 28 is provided on the opposite side to the western room 22 across the bedroom 23. In this case, the walk-in closet 28 is adjacent to the bedroom 23 in the width direction of the outer wall 36.

  The walk-in closet 28 is partitioned from the bedroom 23 by a partition wall 41. The partition wall 41 is provided with an entrance 42 for entering and exiting the walk-in closet 28 from the bedroom 23. The doorway 42 is provided with an opening / closing door 43 formed of a folding door, and the doorway 42 is opened / closed by the opening / closing door 43. The entrance / exit 42 corresponds to the third entrance / exit.

  A washroom 24 is provided adjacent to the east side of the walk-in closet 28. The washroom 24 is provided on the opposite side of the bedroom 23 with the walk-in closet 28 in between. In the washroom 24, a washing machine 45 and a washstand 46 are provided side by side.

  The washroom 24 is partitioned from the walk-in closet 28 by a partition wall 47. The partition wall 47 is provided with an entrance 48 for entering and exiting the walk-in closet 28 from the washroom 24. The doorway 48 is provided with an opening / closing door 49 formed of a folding door, and the doorway 48 is opened / closed by the opening / closing door 49. The entrance / exit 48 corresponds to the first entrance / exit.

  As described above, the walk-in closet 28 can be accessed through either the entrance / exit 42 from the bedroom 23 side or the entrance / exit 48 from the washroom 24 side. These entrances 42 and 48 oppose each other with the walk-in closet 28 in between. In this case, it is possible to go straight from the washroom 24 to the bedroom 23 via the walk-in closet 28 through these doorways 42 and 48. Therefore, this walk-in closet 28 is a so-called walk-through type walk-in closet.

  A bathroom 25 is provided adjacent to the north side of the washroom 24. The bathroom 25 is partitioned by a washroom 24 and a partition wall 51. The partition wall 51 is provided with an entrance / exit 52 for entering / exiting the bathroom 25 from the washroom 24, and the entrance / exit 52 is provided with an open / close door 53 formed of a folding door. In addition, the washroom 24 and the bathroom 25 correspond to the water surrounding space.

  A balcony 31 is provided adjacent to the south side of the washroom 24. The balcony 31 is provided on the opposite side of the bathroom 25 across the washroom 24. The balcony 31 is separated from the washroom 24 by a partition wall 55. The partition wall 55 is provided with an entrance 56 for entering and exiting the balcony 31 from the washroom 24. The entrance / exit 56 is a so-called sweeping window, and the entrance / exit 56 is provided with an opening / closing door 57 formed of a sliding door. The entrance / exit 56 corresponds to a second entrance / exit. The balcony 31 is adjacent to the east side of the bedroom 23 and is partitioned from the bedroom 23 by a partition wall 58.

  The balcony 31 is a clothes drying space for drying the laundry washed by the washing machine 45. The balcony 31 is provided with a laundry basket 59 for hanging the laundry. The balcony 31 is a so-called roof balcony formed above the LDK 14 in the first floor portion 11.

  The bathroom 25, the washroom 24, and the balcony 31 are all provided on the east side of the second-floor portion 12, and are arranged in one direction (that is, in the north-south direction). The washroom 24, the walk-in closet 28, and the bedroom 23 are arranged side by side in a direction orthogonal to the one direction (that is, the east-west direction). In this case, the washroom 24 is adjacent to the bathroom 25, the balcony 31, and the walk-in closet 28, respectively. Therefore, it is possible to go to and from these spaces 25, 28, and 31 via the washroom 24.

  According to such a floor plan, the laundry washed by the washing machine 45 in the washroom 24 can be dried on the adjacent balcony 31 during washing. In addition, after the laundry is dried, the laundry can be taken into the walk-in closet 28 from the balcony 31 via the washroom 24. Therefore, the laundry can be folded with the walk-in closet 28 and then stored quickly. Accordingly, a series of operations such as washing the laundry and drying and storing it can be quickly performed.

  In addition, after washing the body in the bathroom 25, the body can be wiped in the washroom 24, and then the clothes can be taken out by entering the walk-in closet 28. In this case, the walk-in closet 28 can be used as a wearing space for wearing clothes. Thus, according to the above floor plan, the walk-in closet 28 can be effectively used.

  A corridor 29 is provided adjacent to the north side of the bedroom 23 and the walk-in closet 28. The corridor 29 leads from the western rooms 21 and 22 to the washroom 24, and extends along the direction in which the bedroom 23 and the walk-in closet 28 are arranged (east-west direction). The corridor 29 leads to the toilet 26 and the storage compartment 27, and further leads to the stairs 61 extending to the first floor portion 11.

  The hallway 29 is partitioned from the bedroom 23 by a partition wall 63. The partition wall 63 is provided with an entrance / exit 64 for entering / exiting the bedroom 23 from the corridor 29, and the entrance / exit 64 is provided with an opening / closing door 65 formed of a hinged door. The corridor 29 is partitioned from the walk-in closet 28 by a partition wall 67 that is continuous with the partition wall 63. The partition wall 67 corresponds to the window facing wall portion.

  The corridor 29 is partitioned from the washroom 24 by a partition wall 71. The partition wall 71 is provided with an entrance 72 for entering and exiting the washroom 24 from the corridor 29, and the doorway 72 is provided with an opening / closing door 73 formed of a sliding door.

  Next, the configuration around the walk-in closet 28 will be described in detail with reference to FIG. FIG. 3 is an enlarged plan view showing the vicinity of the walk-in closet 28.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the walk-in closet 28 is provided at a position spaced northward with respect to the outer wall 36 so that a part of the walk-in closet 28 enters the bedroom 23 side. In this case, a part of the bedroom 23 enters into a bag shape (hangs out) between the walk-in closet 28 and the outer wall 36, and the portion that enters the bag-like space portion 23 a.

  A part of the walk-in closet 28 extends in the width direction of the outer wall 36 (hereinafter also referred to as the outer wall width direction X) from the bag-like space 23a (bedroom 23) to the opposite side (east side) of the bedroom 23 side. ing. This extended portion is an extended space portion 28 a, and this extended space portion 28 a is adjacent to the washroom 24 with a partition wall 47 therebetween. The extension space 28 a is adjacent to the north side of the balcony 31 and is partitioned from the balcony 31 by a partition wall 69 that is continuous with the partition wall 55. In the present embodiment, the outer wall width direction X is the east-west direction.

  In the walk-in closet 28, a portion other than the extended space 28 a is an adjacent space 28 b adjacent to the bedroom 23. A part of the adjacent space portion 28b protrudes toward the outer wall 36 with respect to the extended space portion 28a, and the protruding portion serves as an extended space portion 75. In this case, the adjacent space portion 28b (the overhang space portion 75) and the bag-shaped space portion 23a are arranged side by side in a direction orthogonal to the outer wall 36 (hereinafter referred to as an outer wall orthogonal direction Y). Further, the overhang space 75 (and hence the adjacent space 28b) has a width (length in the outer wall width direction X) that is substantially half of the width of the walk-in closet 28 (length in the outer wall width direction X). . In the present embodiment, the outer wall orthogonal direction Y is the north-south direction.

  The adjacent space 28b is partitioned from the walk-in closet 28 by the partition wall 41 described above. The partition wall 41 includes a first wall portion 41a that partitions the overhang space portion 75 and the bag-shaped space portion 23a, and a second wall portion 41b that is provided across the first wall portion 41a and the partition wall 67. have. The first wall 41a and the second wall 41b are arranged in an L shape in plan view. Moreover, the entrance / exit 42 is provided in the 2nd wall part 41b among these wall parts 41a and 41b. Further, the first wall portion 41a faces the outer wall 36 with the bag-like space portion 23a interposed therebetween, and corresponds to the facing wall portion.

  The second wall portion 41 b faces the partition wall 58 described above with the overhang space portion 75 interposed therebetween. The partition wall 58 extends across the partition wall 69 and the outer wall 36, and is connected to the first wall portion 41a in the middle thereof. In this case, the first wall portion 41 a is provided across the second wall portion 41 b and the partition wall 58.

  The partition wall 58 includes a wall portion 58a located on the outer wall 36 side with respect to the first wall portion 41a, and a wall portion 58b located on the opposite side to the outer wall 36 side with respect to the first wall portion 41a. Yes. Of these wall portions 58a and 58b, the wall portion 58b faces the second wall portion 41b with the overhanging space portion 75 interposed therebetween. In this case, the overhanging space 75 is formed by the three sides surrounded by the second wall 41b, the first wall 41a, and the wall 58b. Further, the walk-in closet 28 and the balcony 31 are partitioned by the wall portion 58b.

  The partition walls 41, 47, 67, the wall part 58 b, and the partition wall 69 constitute a “peripheral wall” surrounding the walk-in closet 28.

  The wall portion 58a extends across the first wall portion 41a and the outer wall 36. In this case, three sides are surrounded by the first wall portion 41a, the wall portion 58b, and the outer wall 36 to form a bag-shaped space portion 23a. The bag-like space 23a is provided with a wall-attached table 77 attached to these walls 36, 41a, 58b. The table 77 is disposed at a height position where it can be used while sitting on the bedroom 23 (bag-like space 23a). In addition, the bag-shaped space part 23a and the balcony 31 are partitioned off by the wall part 58a.

  Next, the internal configuration of the walk-in closet 28 will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5 in addition to FIG. FIG. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view showing the configuration of the walk-in closet 28 and its surroundings. 5A is a front view showing a first storage area of the walk-in closet 28, and FIG. 5B is a front view showing a second storage area. 4 corresponds to a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the walk-in closet 28 is provided with storage areas 81 and 82 for storing clothes and a movement area 83 for moving a person (resident). As the storage areas 81 and 82, there are a first storage area 81 provided at the wall of the partition wall 67 and a second storage area 82 provided in the overhanging space portion 75. The moving area 83 is an area between the storage areas 81 and 82.

  No fittings (partition members) such as storage doors are provided between the first storage area 81 and the movement area 83 and between the second storage area 82 and the movement area 83. Therefore, each of the storage areas 81 and 82 is an open space opened toward the moving area 83. Thereby, when taking out the stored clothes from the storage areas 81 and 82 and storing the clothes in the storage areas 81 and 82, the clothes can be stored without opening and closing the fittings.

  As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5A, the first storage area 81 is formed so as to straddle between the partition walls 41 (41 b) and 47 facing each other at the wall of the partition wall 67. . The first storage area 81 is provided with a storage shelf 85 that can store clothes and the like, and a hanger pipe 86 for hanging clothes. The storage shelf 85 is provided at a substantially central portion in the width direction in the first storage region 81. The storage shelf 85 is a vertically long shelf extending in the vertical direction, and has a pair of opposing side plates 88 and a plurality of upper and lower shelf plates 89 installed between the side plates 88. On these shelf boards 89, clothes and the like can be placed and stored. Note that the storage shelf 85 corresponds to a “storage portion capable of storing clothes”.

  Further, in the storage shelf 85, each side plate 88 extends above the uppermost shelf plate 89, and a pillow shelf 91 for placing a pillow is provided on the upper end of each side plate 88. The pillow shelf 91 is a shelf board that extends over the entire width direction of the first storage area 81, and is provided between the partition walls 41 and 47. Further, the pillow shelf 91 constitutes the top plate portion of the storage shelf 85.

  The hanger pipe 86 is provided so as to be bridged between the partition walls 41 and 47 facing each other. The hanger pipe 86 is disposed at a position slightly lower than the pillow shelf 91 provided at the upper end portion of the storage shelf 85, and extends through the storage shelf 85 (specifically, each side plate 88). Both sides of the hanger pipe 86 sandwiching the storage shelf 85 are hook portions 86a on which clothes hangers 93 can be hooked. Therefore, in both sides of the first storage area 81 with the storage shelf 85 sandwiched, it is possible to store the clothes on the hanger 93. Note that, in the both side regions, the region below the hanger pipe 86 corresponds to the “storage portion capable of storing clothes”.

  As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5B, the second storage area 82 is provided with a storage shelf 95 that can store clothes and the like. The storage shelf 95 has a plurality of shelf plates 96 arranged vertically. These shelf boards 96 are supported by a pair of support rails (not shown) attached to the wall surface of the first wall portion 41a so as to extend vertically. The width of the shelf 96 is slightly smaller than the width of the second storage area 82 (in other words, the overhanging space 75). On each of these shelf boards 96, it is possible to store clothes in a state where they are placed. Further, the height of the storage shelf 95 is higher than that of the storage shelf 85 in the first storage area 81, and more specifically, the height position of the uppermost shelf 96 is arranged at a position higher than the pillow shelf 91. Has been.

  Incidentally, neither the storage shelf 95 nor the storage shelf 85 of the first storage area 81 described above is provided with a storage door. Therefore, both of these storage shelves 85 and 95 are open shelves that are opened toward the moving region 83.

  A floor material 98 is laid on the floor of the walk-in closet 28. The floor material 98 is a rectangular soft floor material formed of a material having cushioning properties, and a plurality of floor materials 98 are laid on the floor portion of the walk-in closet 28. These floor materials 98 form the floor surface of the walk-in closet 28. This makes it possible to comfortably perform work when sitting on the floor with the walk-in closet 28 and folding clothes. The flooring 98 is further formed with water resistance. Therefore, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of inconveniences such as corrosion of the flooring 98 even when entering the walk-in closet 28 with a wet body when leaving the bathroom 25 and wearing clothes with the walk-in closet 28.

  The flooring 98 does not necessarily have to be as described above, and may be other soft flooring such as tatami mats, carpets, and carpets. Further, the floor material 98 may be a hard floor material such as a flooring material.

  Here, in the present embodiment, the walk-in closet 28 has a configuration for taking in natural light. Hereinafter, such a configuration will be described.

  As shown in FIGS. 3, 4, and 5 (b), the first wall portion 41 a of the partition wall 41 communicates with the bag-like space portion 23 a and the walk-in closet 28 (specifically, the overhang space portion 75). A window portion 101 is formed. The window part 101 is arrange | positioned in the height position of the ceiling vicinity in the 1st wall part 41a. Specifically, the upper end of the first wall 41a is set at a position spaced downward from the ceiling surface 39 of the bag-like space 23a (and the walk-in closet 28), and the upper end of the first wall 41a. A window part 101 is formed between the part and the ceiling surface 39. The window portion 101 has a horizontally long rectangular shape, and the horizontal width thereof is the same as the width of the overhanging space portion 75.

  The width of the window portion 101 is smaller than the width of the window portion 37. More specifically, the window portion 101 is about half the width of the window portion 37. Further, the vertical height (vertical width) of the window portion 101 is smaller than the vertical height of the window portion 37, and more specifically, is smaller than half of the vertical height of the window portion 37. More specifically, the vertical height of the window portion 101 is about 1/4 to 1/6 of the vertical height of the window portion 37. Therefore, the opening area of the window portion 101 is smaller than the opening area of the window portion 37. Specifically, it is half of the opening area of the window portion 37 (more specifically, 1/4 to 1 of the opening area of the window portion 37). / 16).

  The window part 102 is fitted into the window part 101. The window panel 102 is formed of a transparent plate material (for example, a glass plate) and has daylighting properties. The window panel 102 is attached to the 1st wall part 41a in the state inserted by the sash frame. Note that the window 101 corresponds to an indoor window.

  The window portion 101 is disposed at a position higher than the window portion 37 provided on the outer wall 36 of the bedroom 23. In this case, the lower end portion of the window portion 101 is positioned higher than the upper end portion of the window portion 37. Moreover, the window part 101 is arrange | positioned in the position which does not overlap with the window part 37 and the outer wall orthogonal direction Y, when it sees by planar view. Specifically, the window portion 101 is arranged so that the end portion on one side (west side) in the outer wall width direction X is the same position as the end portion on the other side (east side) in the window portion 37. Instead of such an arrangement, the window portion 101 may be arranged such that at least a portion thereof overlaps with the window portion 37 and the outer wall orthogonal direction Y in plan view.

  Further, the lower end portion of the window portion 101 is arranged at a position higher than the storage shelf 95 (the uppermost shelf 96) in the second storage region 82. Further, the lower end of the window portion 101 is disposed at a position higher than the storage shelf 85 and the hanger pipe 86 in the first storage region 81. That is, the window portion 101 is disposed at a position higher than the storage shelf 85 and the hanger pipe 86 that face each other with the moving region 83 interposed therebetween.

  In the configuration described above, when natural light (sunlight) is taken into the bedroom 23, specifically, the bag-like space portion 23a from the outside through the window portion 37 (glass door 38), the natural light taken into the bag-like space portion 23a becomes the window portion 101. It is taken into the walk-in closet 28 through the (window panel 102). Thereby, the walk-in closet 28 can be brightened by the natural light.

  Incidentally, the peripheral walls 41, 47, 69, and 58b of the walk-in closet 28 are provided with no window portion (for lighting) other than the window portion 101. Therefore, the wall portion 58b that partitions the walk-in closet 28 from the balcony 31 and the partition wall 69 are also not provided with a window portion (for lighting).

  As mentioned above, according to the structure of this embodiment explained in full detail, the following outstanding effects are acquired.

  The outer wall 36 is provided with a window 37 capable of daylighting the bedroom 23, and the partition wall 41 is provided with a window 101 capable of taking light taken into the bedroom 23 into the walk-in closet 28. In this case, since the natural light from the outside is taken into the walk-in closet 28 through the two windows 37 and 101, the stored clothes are compared with the case where the natural light from the outside is taken directly into the walk-in closet 28. Sunburn can be suppressed.

  Since the window portion 101 is provided near the ceiling, it is difficult for natural light that enters the bedroom 23 through the window portion 37 (obliquely) directly into the walk-in closet 28 through the window portion 101. Therefore, it can suppress more reliably that clothing is tanned.

  The lower end portion of the window portion 101 was set at a position higher than the storage shelf 85 and the hanger pipe 86 provided at the wall of the partition wall 67 facing the window portion 101 and the walk-in closet 28 therebetween. Here, even if the window portion 101 is provided near the ceiling, when natural light enters at an angle close to parallel, such as the West, natural light walks in directly (as direct sunlight) through each of the window portions 37 and 101. Although there is a possibility of entering into the closet 28, even if natural light is directly incident on the walk-in closet 28 at an angle close to parallel with this structure, the direct sunlight is stored in the storage shelf 85. And hitting clothes hung on the hanger pipe 86 can be avoided. Therefore, it can suppress more reliably that clothing is tanned. Such an effect can be obtained even when the window portion 37 has its upper end set at the same height as the ceiling surface 39.

  Since the lower end portion of the window portion 101 is set at a position higher than the upper end portion of the window portion 37, it is difficult for sunlight to directly enter the walk-in closet 28 through these window portions 37 and 101. Therefore, the sunburn of clothing can be more reliably suppressed.

  Since the window portion 101 is provided in the first wall portion 41a facing the outer wall 36 across the bedroom 23 in the partition wall 41, the natural light is taken into the walk-in closet 28 through the two window portions 37 and 101. It is easy to secure the amount of natural light taken in, and it is easy to ensure the brightness by natural light in the walk-in closet 28.

  A projecting space portion 75 projecting toward the outer wall 36 is provided in a part of the walk-in closet 28, and the window portion 101 is provided in the first wall portion 41 a that partitions the projecting space portion 75 and faces the outer wall 36. In this case, when natural light is taken into the walk-in closet 28 through the window portion 101, the light is taken in via the narrow overhang space portion 75. Therefore, light is captured while being reflected by the wall surfaces on both sides of the overhang space portion 75 (specifically, the wall surfaces of the second wall portion 41b and the partition wall 58). In this case, the effect of brightening the walk-in closet 28 by the reflected light can be obtained.

  A part of the bedroom 23 is provided with a bag-like space part 23a projecting in a bag shape between the outer wall 36 and the first wall part 41a, and natural light is taken into the bag-like space part 23a through the window part 37. In the bag-like space portion 23a, the captured natural light is reflected on the surrounding walls (specifically, the first wall portion 41a, the outer wall 36, and the partition wall 58), so that a bright space can be created. Since natural light is taken into the walk-in closet 28 from the bag-like space 23a through the window 101, the walk-in closet 28 can be brightened by natural light.

  As described above, the walk-in closet 28 can be used as a space for folding laundry and the like, but natural light can be taken into the walk-in closet 28 through the window portion 101. Such work can be performed comfortably under the brightness of natural light.

  The walk-in closet 28 can also be used as a changing space for changing clothes. In this respect, since the window portion 101 is provided near the ceiling, it is difficult to visually recognize the inside of the walk-in closet 28 through the window portion 101 from the bedroom 23 (bag-like space portion 23a) side. In the configuration in which the closet 28 is used as a dressing space, natural light can be taken in while ensuring privacy. In particular, in the above embodiment, since the wall-mounted table 77 is provided in the bag-like space portion 23a, it is extremely difficult to visually recognize the walk-in closet 28 through the window portion 101. In this respect, privacy is greatly increased. It is secured.

  By the way, when the walk-in closet 28 is used for changing clothes at night, the walk-in closet 28 is brightened by illumination. In this case, since the illumination light can be visually recognized from the bedroom 23 (and eventually the living room) side through the window portion 101, it can be confirmed from the bedroom 23 side that the walk-in closet 28 is in use. Therefore, it is possible to avoid the inconvenience of others entering the walk-in closet 28 through the doorway 42 even though the walk-in closet 28 is being used for changing clothes or the like.

  The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and may be implemented as follows, for example.

  (1) In the said embodiment, although the window part 101 was provided in the ceiling vicinity of the 1st wall part 41a, it may replace with this and the window part 101 may be provided in the floor vicinity of the 1st wall part 41a. In this case, the storage shelf 95 may be installed at a position higher than the window portion. Moreover, you may provide the window part 101 in the intermediate | middle height of the 1st wall part 41a.

  In the above embodiment, the lower end portion of the window portion 101 is set to a position higher than the upper end portion of the window portion 37, but the lower end portion of the window portion 101 is set to the same position as or lower than the upper end portion of the window portion 37. It may be set. Moreover, in the said embodiment, although the lower end part of the window part 101 was set to the position higher than the storage shelf 85 and the hanger pipe 86 of the 1st storage area 81, you may set it to a position lower than those 85,86. .

  (2) In the above embodiment, the window portion 101 is provided in the first wall portion 41a in the partition wall 41, but may be provided in the second wall portion 41b instead of or in addition to this. Even in this case, natural light taken into the bedroom 23 through the window 37 can be taken into the walk-in closet 28 through the window of the second wall 41b.

  Moreover, the window part 101 does not necessarily need to be provided in the partition wall 41 with the bedroom 23, for example, may be provided in the partition wall 47 with the washroom 24. Since the washroom 24 is provided with a window portion 62 (see FIG. 2) capable of taking in natural light from the outside, in this case, the natural light taken in through the window portion 62 (corresponding to the outdoor window portion) is separated from the partition wall 47. Can be taken into the walk-in closet 28 through a window portion (corresponding to an indoor window portion). In this case, the washroom 24 corresponds to the adjacent space.

  (3) In the above embodiment, the walk-in closet 28 is a walk-in through type walk-in closet that can enter and exit from both the bedroom 23 and the washroom 24. It may be a closet. Moreover, instead of the entrance / exit 42 on the bedroom 23 side, an entrance / exit may be provided on the corridor 29 side as an entrance / exit to the walk-in closet 28.

  (4) The floor plan of the second floor portion 12 is not necessarily limited to the floor plan of the above embodiment. If the walk-in closet 28 is provided, the floor plan is optional. Moreover, when the walk-in closet is provided in the 1st floor part 11, you may apply the window part of this invention to the walk-in closet.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Building, 23 ... Bedroom as adjacent space, 23a ... Bag-shaped space part, 24 ... Washroom, 25 ... Bathroom, 28 ... Walk-in closet, 31 ... Balcony as clothesline, 36 ... Outer wall, 37 ... Outdoor window , Partition wall, 41a, first wall portion as an opposing wall portion, 48, doorway as a first doorway, 56, doorway as a second doorway, 67, partition as a wall wall facing a window Wall: 75 ... Overhang space part, 98 ... Floor material as soft flooring, 101 ... Window part as indoor window part.

Claims (10)

A walk-in closet that can store clothes and that people can go in and out,
An adjacent space provided adjacent to the walk-in closet;
A building comprising
The adjacent space is partitioned from the outside by an outer wall,
The outer wall is provided with an outdoor window capable of daylighting the adjacent space,
The adjacent space is partitioned from the walk-in closet by a partition wall,
The building is characterized in that the partition wall is provided with an indoor window part capable of taking light taken into the adjacent space through the outdoor window part into the walk-in closet.   The building according to claim 1, wherein the indoor window portion is provided at a height position near a ceiling in the partition wall. The walk-in closet is surrounded by a surrounding wall including the partition wall,
Of the surrounding walls, the wall portion facing the indoor window portion and the walk-in closet is a window-facing wall portion,
On the wall of the window-facing wall portion, a storage portion capable of storing the clothing is provided,
The building according to claim 2, wherein a lower end portion of the indoor window portion is higher than the storage portion.   The building according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein a lower end portion of the indoor window portion is located higher than an upper end portion of the outdoor window portion. The partition wall has an opposing wall portion facing the outer wall provided with the outdoor window portion with the adjacent space interposed therebetween,
The building according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the indoor window portion is provided on the facing wall portion. The walk-in closet is an overhanging space part of which protrudes to the outer wall side,
The building according to claim 5, wherein a wall portion that partitions the overhanging space portion and faces the outer wall is the facing wall portion provided with the indoor window portion. The adjacent space is a bag-shaped space part of which protrudes in a bag shape between the outer wall and the opposing wall part,
The light is taken into the bag-like space through the outdoor window, and the taken-in light is taken into the walk-in closet through the indoor window. Listed in the building. The bathroom,
A washroom provided adjacent to the bathroom and provided with a washing machine,
The washroom is provided adjacent to the walk-in closet,
The building according to any one of claims 1 to 7, further comprising a first entrance for entering and exiting the walk-in closet from the washroom. Provided adjacent to the washroom, and provided with a laundry space for hanging laundry washed by the washing machine;
The building according to claim 8, further comprising a second entrance for entering and exiting the clothes drying space from the washroom.   The building according to claim 9, wherein a floor surface of the walk-in closet is formed of a soft floor material.

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