JP2016094811A - High-rise condominium offering garden space to all residential units - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a high-rise condominium offering a bright and wide balcony to all residential units, by configuring a balcony with a considerable depth to have a three-story atrium.SOLUTION: Floors of residential units are grouped in three stories, which may be referred to as a lower floor, an intermediate floor, and an upper floor. The intermediate floor may be a floor without a balcony, if the intermediate floor is used by residential units in the lower floor and the upper floor. A balcony having a three-story atrium may be formed by planning residential units such that balconies of the lower floor and the upper floor do not come on top of each other. The intermediate floor may be used only by the residential unit on the lower floor or the residential unit on the upper floor, if desired.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a design for improving the living environment of an apartment house.

  The balconies on the floors of conventional apartments are mostly used for washing clothes or as a small storage space, but they propose a wide and bright balcony space.

  According to the conventional design, in order to make the balcony wide, the depth becomes deep, and it becomes difficult to take the daylight of the living room, resulting in a dark space. Moreover, it becomes a space with a feeling of pressure. Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a bright and spacious balcony space like a garden of a detached house, a bright living space, ventilation, and natural ventilation equally to all the dwelling units.

In order to solve the above-described problems, the first invention sets the balconies of all the dwelling units as a three-layer atrium space.
In the second invention, at least one of the rooms facing the balcony is a space of two or three layers.

  According to the invention, the balcony can be a space with three levels of atriums, and even if a deep and wide balcony is installed in front of the room, the lighting in the room can be sufficiently secured, and the balcony itself can be widened. Usability equivalent to that of a built garden is possible, and an improvement in the living environment of the apartment can be expected.

It is explanatory drawing which shows one Embodiment of this invention. It is a top view which shows one Embodiment of this invention. It is sectional drawing which shows one Embodiment of this invention. Another embodiment of this invention is shown. The image parse of this invention is shown.

One embodiment of the present invention is shown in FIG.
A shows the (n floor) dwelling unit. A1 and B1 indicate the (n + 1 floor) dwelling unit. B shows the (n + 2 floor) dwelling unit. The floor above the (n + 2 floor) dwelling unit becomes the same dwelling unit as the (n floor). In this way, one unit is composed of three layers, and each layer is continuous. a shows the balcony of dwelling unit A. b shows the balcony of dwelling unit B. A and A1 are the same dwelling unit, and A1 shows the upper floor portion of dwelling unit A. B and B1 are the same dwelling unit, and B1 shows the lower floor part of dwelling unit B. R represents Roof.
A solid-line hatch display indicates an atrium portion on the floor, and a dotted-line hatch display indicates an atrium portion on the floor immediately above.

"Effect of the embodiment"
According to this embodiment, the depth of a balcony can be taken deeply, and the lighting equivalent to the conventional balcony form is ensured regarding lighting, and a wide balcony can be ensured. In addition, a room with a two-layer or three-layer atrium can be secured facing the balcony. (See Figure 3)
"Other embodiments"

In the embodiment of FIG. 1, the number of dwelling units in (n floor) and (n + 2 floors) is 6 units / floor, but it is possible to adjust the number of units such as 4 units / floor, 8 units / floor, and so on. is there. (See Figure 4)
Further, the R display portion can be formed in the A or B dwelling unit or in the atrium.

Claims (3)

By using the (n + 1) floor portion from the upper and lower floors, the dwelling area and balcony area of each dwelling unit can be made almost equal, and all dwelling units can be dwelling units equipped with a three-layered balcony. In addition, even when (n + floor 1) is used as a dwelling unit only from the upper floor or from the lower floor, a balcony with a three-level atrium can be installed in all the dwellings. A two-layer or three-layer room can be installed facing the balcony. All dwelling units can have openings on three or four sides.