JP2022036560A - Dwelling house - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a dwelling house allowing attention on surroundings to be paid and concentration on work to be easily carried out when working in a working room.SOLUTION: A dwelling house is provided with a working room 19 for working. The working work 19 is arranged on corner parts of the dwelling house, wherein four wall parts enclosing four sides of the working room 19 include two outer walls 25, 26 partitioning the working room 19 from an outdoor and two partition wall parts 47, 48 partitioning the working room 19 from a LDK 13. An opening 54 is formed across both of the partitioning wall parts 47, 48 in the two partitioning wall parts 47, 48, wherein a window panel 55 in an L-shaped in a plan view fitted in the opening 54 allows visibility from the working room 19 to the LDK 13 to be done.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

The present invention relates to a house provided with a work room for performing work.

In recent years, as a work style, the number of people who work from home is increasing. Patent Document 1 discloses a house provided with a work room for working from home. In the house of Patent Document 1, the work room is arranged in the center of the house in a plan view. Further, in this house, the work room is separated from the living room and the dining kitchen by an L-shaped waist wall in a plan view, and a desk is provided inside the L-shaped waist wall. In such a house, you can work on your desk and look out over the living room and dining kitchen through the open space above the waist wall. Therefore, it is possible to pay attention to the surroundings, such as paying attention to children playing in the living room while working in the work room.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2003-161466

By the way, in the house of Patent Document 1, since the work room is arranged in the central part of the house, it is assumed that living sounds such as talking voices enter the work room from all sides. In particular, since the work room is open above the waist wall, it is conceivable that living sounds can easily enter the work room through the open portion. Therefore, in the house of Patent Document 1, it is considered difficult to concentrate on work in the work room.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a house in which attention can be paid to the surroundings and it is easy to concentrate on work when working in a work room. ..

In order to solve the above problems, the house of the first invention is a house provided with a work room for performing work, and the work room is provided at a corner of the house and surrounds all four sides of the work room. The four wall portions include two outer wall portions that separate the work room from the outside, and two partition wall portions that separate the work room from the adjacent room, and the two partition wall portions include them. An opening is formed straddling both partition walls, and an L-shaped window panel in a plan view is fitted in the opening so that the adjacent room can be seen from the work room.

According to the first invention, a work room is provided at a corner of a house. An L-shaped window panel is attached to the two partition walls that partition the work room from the adjacent room, straddling the two partition walls. In this case, since the next room can be seen through the window panel, it is possible to pay attention to the surroundings while working. In addition, since the window panel is fitted into the opening formed in the partition wall between the two partitions, it is necessary to prevent living sounds (such as the voices of other residents) from entering the work room from the adjacent room through the opening. Can be done. In addition, since the work room is provided at the corner of the house, the sound of daily life does not enter the work room from at least two sides on the outdoor side. Therefore, it is possible to easily concentrate on work in the work room.

In the first invention, the house of the second invention has the first panel portion provided on one of the two partition wall portions and the second panel portion provided on the other. A desk is installed in the work room, and the desk has the first panel portion located in front of the desk and the second panel on the side of the desk in a plan view. It is characterized in that the panel portion is arranged so as to be located.

According to the second invention, when the work is performed on the desk provided in the work room, the first panel portion of the window panel is located in the front and the second panel portion is located in the side. You can overlook the next room. This allows you to pay attention to your surroundings while working on your desk.

In the second invention, the house of the third invention has, in the second invention, the outer wall portion of the two outer wall portions facing the second panel portion with the work room interposed therebetween, which allows daylighting to the work room. It is characterized in that a window portion is provided.

According to the third invention, natural light can be taken into the work room through the daylighting window provided on the outer wall. Here, when the daylighting window portion is provided on the outer wall portion facing the first panel portion, natural light is taken in from behind the person who works at the desk. In that case, for example, when working on a desk using a personal computer, there is a concern that natural light may be reflected on the display, making it difficult to see. In that respect, in the third invention, since the daylighting window portion is provided on the outer wall portion facing the second panel portion, it is possible to take in natural light into the work room while suppressing the above-mentioned inconvenience.

In the house of the fourth invention, in the second or third invention, the width of the first panel portion is larger than the width of the second panel portion, and the second panel portion is provided. The partition wall portion is characterized by being provided with an entrance / exit that allows entry / exit between the work room and the adjacent room.

According to the fourth invention, since the width of the first panel portion located in front of the desk when working on the desk is large, it is possible to easily look ahead while working. In this case, for example, by letting the child play in the next room in front, it is possible to make it easier to pay attention to the child. Further, the width of the second panel portion located on the side when working on the desk is small, and an entrance / exit is provided in the partition wall portion provided with the second panel portion. In this case, the window panel and the doorway can be arranged on each of the partition wall portions while suppressing the increase in the width of each partition wall portion. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the space of the work room.

In any of the second to fourth inventions, the house of the fifth invention is a two-seater whose desk extends in the width direction of the first panel portion, and substantially half of the desk in the width direction is the first. It is characterized in that it extends toward the anti-second panel portion rather than the panel portion.

According to the fifth invention, a desk for two people extending in the width direction of the first panel portion is installed, and about half of the desk in the width direction is on the anti-second panel portion side of the first panel portion. It is extended. In this case, when working on the extended portion of the desk, the work can be done while being hidden by the partition wall portion. For this reason, if you want to concentrate on your work, work in the extended part, and if you want to work while paying attention to the next room, work in the other part, that is, in front of the first panel part. It becomes possible to do.

In the house of the sixth invention, in any one of the second to fifth inventions, the adjacent room is an LDK space in which a living room, a dining room and a kitchen are continuous, and the LDK space is provided with the window panel. The living room is formed in an L-shape in a plan view along the two partition wall portions, the living room is adjacent to the work room with the first panel portion interposed therebetween, and the kitchen sandwiches the second panel portion. It is characterized in that it is adjacent to the work room.

According to the sixth invention, an LDK space formed in a plan view L-shape is provided along the two partition walls as a room adjacent to the work room. In this case, the LDK space can be widely seen from the work room through the window panel. Further, when working on the desk, the living room in front can be seen through the first panel portion, so that it is easy to pay attention to the person in the living room (for example, a child playing in the living room). In addition, since the kitchen on the side can be overlooked through the second panel portion, when working while cooking in the kitchen, it is possible to work while paying attention to the kitchen.

In the sixth aspect of the invention, the house of the seventh invention is provided with an adjacent space adjacent to the LDK space on the side opposite to the work room with the LDK space sandwiched between the adjacent space and the LDK space. It is characterized in that a communication portion for communicating these two spaces is provided between them.

According to the seventh invention, an adjacent space is provided on the side opposite to the work room with the LDK space interposed therebetween, and the adjacent space and the LDK space are communicated with each other via a communication portion. In this case, not only the LDK space can be overlooked from the work room, but also the adjacent space on the other side of the LDK space can be overlooked through the window panel and the communication portion. Therefore, it is possible to pay attention to a wider range. The adjacent space may be a living room space or a non-living room space.

Further, in the house of Patent Document 1, since the work room is located in the central part of the house, it is considered difficult to see a wide range in the house from the work room. On the other hand, in the configuration in which the work room is provided in the corner of the house, the adjacent room or the like (inside the house) can be seen from the corner, so that it is possible to see a wide range in the house. Therefore, it can be said that the above-mentioned effect of being able to overlook the adjacent space in addition to the LDK space can be obtained only because the work room is provided at the corner of the house.

A plan view showing the floor plan of the first floor of a house. A plan view showing the area around the work room in an enlarged manner. A perspective view of the work room from the inside. The plan view which shows the floor plan of the first floor part of a house in another embodiment.

In the present embodiment, the house is a unit type house composed of a plurality of building units combined with each other. The building unit has columns, ceiling girders, and floor girders and is formed in a rectangular parallelepiped shape, and is pre-manufactured in a manufacturing factory. In a unit-type building, each building unit manufactured in a manufacturing factory is transported to a construction site by a truck, and at the construction site, a house is constructed by installing each transported building unit in a predetermined installation position. It has become. In the present embodiment, the house has two floors, and FIG. 1 shows the floor plan of the first floor of the house. Hereinafter, the floor plan of the first floor portion of the house 10 will be described based on FIG. 1. In FIG. 1, for convenience of explanation, only the pillars of the building unit 20 are shown.

As shown in FIG. 1, in the first floor of the house 10, the entrance 11, the hall 12, the LDK 13, the Japanese-style room 14, the washroom 15, the bathroom 16, the toilet 17, and the pantry 18 are indoor spaces. And a work room 19. The entrance 11 is provided on the north side of the house 10, and the entrance 21 is provided at the entrance 11. The hall 12 is a continuous passage space on the south side of the entrance 11, and leads to the LDK 13, the washroom 15, and the toilet 17. Further, a staircase 22 leading to the second floor is adjacent to the hall 12.

The LDK 13 is provided on the south side of the house 10. The LDK 13 has a living room 13a, a dining room 13b, and a kitchen 13c, and each of the spaces 13a to 13c is a continuous continuous space. In the LDK 13, the living room 13a and the dining room 13b are arranged in the north-south direction, the living room 13a is located on the south side, and the dining room 13b is located on the north side. Further, the dining room 13b and the kitchen 13c are arranged in the east-west direction, the dining room 13b is located on the east side, and the kitchen 13c is located on the west side. In this case, the living room 13a, the dining room 13b, and the kitchen 13c are arranged in an L-shape in a plan view. Therefore, the LDK 13 is formed in an L-shape in a plan view. The living room 13a is provided with a sofa 23, and the dining room 13b is provided with a dining table 24.

The living room 13a is provided on the south side of the house 10 and is separated from the outside by an outer wall portion 25 on the south side. Further, the kitchen 13c is provided on the west side of the house 10 and is separated from the outside by the outer wall portion 26 on the west side. Further, a work room 19 is provided on the south side of the kitchen 13c and on the west side of the living room 13a. The work room 19 is a room for residents to work, and a detailed explanation thereof will be described later. The LDK 13 corresponds to the "adjacent room" adjacent to the work room 19.

The pantry 18 is adjacent to the north side of the kitchen 13c. The pantry 18 is provided with a storage shelf for storing food and the like. Between the pantry 18 and the kitchen 13c, an entrance / exit 27 that communicates the two spaces 13c and 18 is provided. The entrance / exit between the pantry 18 and the kitchen 13c is possible through the entrance / exit 27.

A washroom 15 is adjacent to the north side of the pantry 18. The washroom 15 is provided with a washbasin 31 and a washing machine 32. Between the pantry 18 and the washroom 15, an entrance / exit 28 that communicates both the spaces 15 and 18 is provided. The entrance / exit 28 allows entry / exit between the pantry 18 and the washroom 15. Therefore, in the main house 10, it is possible to go back and forth between the kitchen 13c and the washroom 15 through the pantry 18, thereby shortening the flow of household affairs.

The bathroom 16 is adjacent to the north side of the washroom 15. The bathroom 16 is located in the northwest corner of the house 10, and can be accessed from the washroom 15 through the doorway 33. In this case, the bathroom 16, the washroom 15, the pantry 18, and the kitchen 13c are lined up in a row from north to south on the west side of the house 10, and are separated from the outside by the outer wall portion 26.

The Japanese-style room 14 is provided adjacent to the east side of the dining room 13b. An opening 36 is provided between the Japanese-style room 14 and the dining room 13b to communicate the two spaces 13b and 14. The opening 36 allows access between the Japanese-style room 14 and the dining room 13b. Further, a pair of sliding doors 37 are provided in the opening 36 in a sliding manner.

A whole-building air-conditioning system 40 is provided on the first floor of the house 10. The air-conditioning system 40 is a system that collectively air-conditions a plurality of indoor spaces by a common air-conditioning device 41. In the main house 10, the hall 12, the LDK 13, the Japanese-style room 14, and the work room 19 are each subject to air conditioning by the air-conditioning system 40. Air-conditioned air outlets 43 are provided on the floors of the indoor spaces 12 to 14 and 19 that are subject to air conditioning. In the present air-conditioning system 40, the conditioned air (cold air or warm air) generated by the air-conditioning device 41 is conveyed to each outlet 43 through a duct (not shown), and the conveyed conditioned air is transmitted from each outlet 43 to each indoor space. It is blown out from 12 to 14, 19. Then, the air conditioning (cooling and heating) of each indoor space 12 to 14, 19 is performed by the air-conditioned air blown out. The air conditioner 41 is installed in the air conditioning machine room 45, and each duct is arranged in the underfloor space.

Next, the work room 19 will be described. As described above, the work room 19 is a room for the resident to work, and more specifically, a room for the resident to perform desk work. In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the resident works from home in the work room 19, and in the following, the configuration of the work room 19 will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3. Note that FIG. 2 is an enlarged plan view of the periphery of the work room 19, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the work room 19 as viewed from the inside.

As shown in FIG. 2, the work room 19 is provided in the southwest corner of the house 10. Therefore, the work room 19 is a so-called corner room. The work room 19 has a rectangular shape (rectangular shape) in a plan view, and the length in the north-south direction is longer than the length in the east-west direction. Therefore, in the present embodiment, the longitudinal direction of the work room 19 in the plan view (hereinafter, simply referred to as the longitudinal direction of the work room 19) is the north-south direction, and the lateral direction of the work room 19 in the plan view (hereinafter, simply referred to as the longitudinal direction). , Simply the short side of the work room 19) is the east-west direction. The work room 19 is a small room with a size of about 2 to 4 tatami mats.

The work room 19 is located inside the LDK 13 formed in an L shape. In this case, the work room 19 is adjacent to the west side of the living room 13a and adjacent to the south side of the kitchen 13c. Further, since the work room 19 is located inside the LDK 13, a rectangular area in a plan view is formed by the work room 19 and the LDK 13.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the work room 19 is surrounded on four sides by four wall portions 25, 26, 47, 48. These four wall portions 25, 26, 47, 48 include two outer wall portions 25, 26 that separate the work room 19 from the outside, and two partition wall portions 47, 48 that separate the work room 19 from the LDK 13. ing.

The two outer wall portions 25 and 26 are arranged at right angles to each other to form a protruding corner portion 49. Of the outer wall portions 25 and 26, the outer wall portion 25 on the south side is provided with a window portion 51 that communicates the work room 19 and the outside. It is possible to take in outdoor light into the work room 19 through the window portion 51. The window portion 51 corresponds to the lighting window portion. Further, the window portion 51 is provided with a glass window 52 that opens and closes the window portion 51.

The outer wall portion 26 on the west side is not provided with a window portion (lighting window portion). In the work room 19, a storage shelf 53 is provided near the wall of the outer wall portion 26. The storage shelf 53 is, for example, a bookshelf, and can store documents, books, and the like necessary for work. The storage shelf 53 is provided along the entire longitudinal direction of the work room 19 near the wall of the outer wall portion 26.

The two partition wall portions 47 and 48 extend vertically across the floor and ceiling of the work room 19, and are arranged at right angles to each other. Therefore, these partition wall portions 47 and 48 are arranged in an L shape in a plan view. Of the partition wall portions 47 and 48, the partition wall portion 47 extends in the longitudinal direction of the work room 19 and faces the outer wall portion 26 with the work room 19 interposed therebetween. Further, the partition wall portion 48 extends in the lateral direction of the work room 19 and faces the outer wall portion 25 with the work room 19 interposed therebetween.

The LDK 13 is formed in an L-shape in a plan view along the partition wall portions 47 and 48. The living room 13a of the LDK 13 is adjacent to the work room 19 with a partition wall portion 47 interposed therebetween, and the work room 19 and the living room 13a are separated by the partition wall portion 47. Further, the kitchen 13c of the LDK 13 is adjacent to the work room 19 with the partition wall portion 48 interposed therebetween, and the work room 19 and the kitchen 13c are separated by the partition wall portion 48.

The two partition wall portions 47, 48 are formed with an L-shaped opening 54 in a plan view straddling the partition wall portions 47, 48. The opening 54 is provided with a window panel 55 having an L-shape in a plan view. The window panel 55 is formed by fitting a plurality of glass plates 55b into an L-shaped window frame 55a. The window panel 55 is attached in a state of being fitted into the above-mentioned opening 54, and is a so-called fitting-killing window.

The window panel 55 has a first panel portion 56 provided on the partition wall portion 47 and a second panel portion 57 provided on the partition wall portion 48. The first panel portion 56 and the second panel portion 57 are at right angles to each other. In this case, the width direction of the first panel portion 56 is the same as the width direction of the partition wall portion 47, and the width direction of the second panel portion 57 is the same as the width direction of the partition wall portion 48. The width of the first panel portion 56 is larger than the width of the second panel portion 57, and more specifically, the width of the first panel portion 56 is larger than twice the width of the second panel portion 57.

In the work room 19, a desk 61 is provided near the wall of the partition wall portion 47. The desk 61 is made of a wooden rectangular flat plate extending in the lateral width direction of the partition wall portion 47. The desk 61 is provided so as to be bridged over the outer wall portion 25 and the partition wall portion 48 facing each other, and both end portions thereof are fixed to the wall portions 25 and 48, respectively. Therefore, the desk 61 is a wall-mounted desk attached to each of the wall portions 25 and 48. The desk 61 is assembled in the building unit 20 together with the partition wall portions 47 and 48 in advance in the manufacturing factory.

The desk 61 is a desk for two people, and two chairs 62 are provided side by side with respect to the desk 61. When a resident works in the work room 19, he sits on these chairs 62 and works on the desk 61 (desk work). For example, a resident puts a laptop computer 64 on a desk 61 to work. An ion generator, a plant, or the like may be placed on the desk 61.

Since the desk 61 is installed near the wall of the partition wall portion 47, the first panel portion 56 of the window panel 55 is located in front of the desk 61 in a plan view, and is on the side of the desk 61 (in the present embodiment). The second panel portion 57 is located on the left side). As a result, when the resident works toward the desk 61, the LDK 13 can be seen through the window panel 55. Therefore, it is possible to pay attention to the surroundings while working.

The desk 61 extends from the first panel 56 to the side opposite to the second panel 57 (anti-second panel 57 side) in the width direction of the first panel 56 (in other words, the width direction of the desk 61). It is out. In other words, the desk 61 extends toward the outer wall portion 25 from the first panel portion 56. The extension length (width) of the extension portion 65 of the desk 61 is substantially half the width of the desk 61. Therefore, the area of the desk 61 for about one person (the area of about half on the right side) is the extending portion 65.

The lower end of the window panel 55 is set higher than the upper surface 61a (desk upper surface) of the desk 61. An outlet 67 is provided in the height range between the upper surface 61a of the desk 61 and the lower end of the window panel 55 in the partition wall portion 47. When using a notebook computer 64 or the like on the desk 61, it can be used by connecting to the outlet 67.

The partition wall portion 48 is provided with an entrance / exit 68 that connects the work room 19 and the kitchen 13c. The doorway 68 is arranged side by side with the second panel portion 57 of the window panel 55. It is possible to enter and exit between the work room 19 and the kitchen 13c through this entrance / exit 68. The doorway 68 corresponds to the "doorway" described in the claims. Further, the partition wall portion 47 is not provided with an entrance / exit.

The doorway 68 faces the window 51 with the work room 19 in between. The entrance / exit 68 and the window portion 51 are arranged on the side of the partition wall portion 47 with respect to the desk 61 in the thickness direction of the partition wall portion 47. Further, the doorway 68 is provided with a door 69 that opens and closes the doorway 68. The door 69 is a hinged door, but may be a sliding door.

The partition wall portion 47 is provided with an overhanging portion 71 that projects from a position above the window panel 55 toward the work room 19. The overhanging portion 71 extends over the entire width of the partition wall portion 47 and is arranged above the desk 61. A lighting device (not shown) is arranged between the overhanging portion 71 and the ceiling above the overhanging portion 71. In this case, since the light emitted from the lighting device is blocked by the overhanging portion 71, the light from the lighting device is reflected on the ceiling and then reaches the work room 19. That is, in the work room 19, so-called indirect lighting is constructed by the overhanging portion 71 and the lighting device.

According to the configuration of the present embodiment described in detail above, the following excellent effects can be obtained.

A work room 19 is provided at a corner of a house 10, and an L-shaped window panel 55 is attached to two partition wall portions 47 and 48 that partition the work room 19 from the LDK 13 so as to straddle the partition wall portions 47 and 48. rice field. In this case, as described above, since the LDK 13 can be seen through the window panel 55, it is possible to pay attention to the surroundings while working. Further, since the window panel 55 is fitted and attached to the openings 54 formed in the partition walls 47 and 48, the living sounds (speaking voices of other residents, etc.) are transmitted from the LDK 13 to the work room 19 through the openings 54. It can be suppressed from entering. Further, since the work room 19 is provided at the corner of the house 10, living sounds do not enter the work room 19 from at least two sides on the outdoor side. Therefore, it is possible to easily concentrate on the work in the work room 19.

A desk 61 is installed in the work room 19, and in a plan view, the first panel portion 56 of the window panel 55 is located in front of the desk 61, and the second panel is located on the side of the desk 61. The unit 57 was arranged so as to be located. In this case, when the work is performed toward the desk 61 in the work room 19, the first panel portion 56 of the window panel 55 is located in the front and the second panel portion 57 is located in the side. You can see the LDK 13 through it. Therefore, while working on the desk 61, it is possible to pay attention to the surroundings.

Of the outer wall portions 25 and 26 provided around the work room 19, the window portion 51 is provided on the outer wall portion 25 facing the second panel portion 57 across the work room 19. In this case, natural light can be taken into the work room 19 through the window portion 51. Further, when the window portion for daylighting is provided on the outer wall portion 26 facing the first panel portion 56, natural light is taken in from the back of the person who works at the desk 61, so that a note is taken on the desk 61. When working with a personal computer 64, there is a risk that natural light will be reflected on the display, making it difficult to see. In that respect, according to the configuration in which the window portion 51 is provided on the outer wall portion 25, natural light can be taken into the work room 19 while suppressing the occurrence of such inconvenience.

The width of the first panel portion 56 located in front of the desk 61 when working toward the desk 61 is made larger than the width of the second panel portion 57. In this case, since it is possible to easily look ahead while working, it is possible to make it easier to pay attention to the child by letting the child play in the living room 13a in front. Further, the width of the second panel portion 57 located laterally when working on the desk 61 is made smaller than the width of the first panel portion 56, and the partition wall portion 48 provided with the second panel portion 57 has a width thereof. An entrance / exit 68 to the work room 19 was provided. In this case, the window panel 55 and the doorway 68 can be arranged on each of the partition wall portions 47, 48 while suppressing the increase in the lateral width of the partition wall portions 47, 48. Therefore, the work room 19 can be made smaller.

Since the lower end of the window panel 55 is set higher than the upper surface 61a of the desk 61, the feet cannot be seen from the LDK 13 side during work, and it is possible to make it easier to concentrate on work.

A desk 61 for two people extending in the width direction of the first panel portion 56 was installed, and approximately half of the desk 61 in the width direction was extended toward the anti-second panel portion 57 from the first panel portion 56. In this case, when working on the extended portion 65 on the desk 61, the work can be done while being hidden by the partition wall portion 47. Therefore, if you want to concentrate on your work, you can work on the extension part 65, and if you want to work while paying attention to the surroundings, you can do the work on the part other than the extension part 65, that is, the first panel part 56. It is possible to work in front of.

Since the LDK 13 having an L-shaped plan view is provided along the two partition wall portions 47 and 48 as a room adjacent to the work room 19, the LDK 13 can be widely seen from the work room 19 through the window panel 55. Further, in the LDK 13, since the living room 13a is adjacent to the work room 19 with the first panel portion 56 (partition wall portion 47) interposed therebetween, when working on the desk 61, the living room 13a is moved forward through the first panel portion 56. You can overlook the living room 13a. Therefore, it is possible to easily pay attention to the person in the living room 13a (for example, a child playing in the living room 13a). Further, in the living room 13a, since the sofa 23 is installed with its back side facing the partition wall portion 47 (in other words, the first panel portion 56), the person sitting on the sofa 23 cannot see the work room 19. Therefore, in the configuration where the living room 13a can be overlooked, it is not necessary to worry about the line of sight from the living room 13a side, and it is easy to concentrate on the work.

Further, in the LDK 13, since the kitchen 13c is adjacent to the work room 19 with the second panel portion 57 (partition wall portion 48) interposed therebetween, the kitchen 13c on the side can be seen through the second panel portion 57. Therefore, when working while cooking or the like in the kitchen 13c, it is possible to work while paying attention to the kitchen 13c. Further, since the entrance / exit 68 that allows entry / exit from the work room 19 to the kitchen 13c is provided, it is convenient to be able to immediately move to the kitchen 13c when working while cooking in the kitchen 13c.

A Japanese-style room 14 was provided adjacent to the LDK 13 on the side opposite to the work room 19 with the LDK 13 interposed therebetween, and the Japanese-style room 14 and the LDK 13 were communicated with each other through the opening 36. Further, a pantry 18 was provided adjacent to the LDK 13 on the side opposite to the work room 19 with the LDK 13 interposed therebetween, and the pantry 18 and the LDK 13 were communicated with each other through the doorway 27. As a result, the Japanese-style room 14 can be seen from the work room 19 through the window panel 55 and the opening 36, and the pantry 18 can be seen through the window panel 55 and the doorway 27. That is, in this case, since the work room 19 can overlook the Japanese-style room 14 and the pantry 18 on the other side of the LDK 13, in addition to the LDK 13, it is possible to pay more attention while working in the work room 19. .. In this case, the Japanese-style room 14 and the pantry 18 correspond to adjacent spaces, respectively. Further, the opening 36 and the entrance / exit 27 correspond to communication portions, respectively.

By the way, in the house of Patent Document 1, since the work room is located in the central part of the house, it is not possible to sufficiently take in outdoor light, and there is a possibility that the work room cannot be applied as a living room. Therefore, there is a possibility that equipment necessary for the living room, such as an air conditioner, cannot be installed in the work room. In that respect, in the configuration of the above-described embodiment in which the work room 19 is provided at the corner of the house 10, outdoor light can be sufficiently taken into the work room 19 through the window portion 51, so that such a problem can be avoided. In addition, by incorporating natural light into the work room 19, the effect of adjusting the balance of the self-reliant nerves and reducing fatigue during work can be expected.

Further, since the work room 19 is air-conditioned by the air-conditioning system 40 of the whole building, it is possible to work in a comfortable temperature environment. Further, since the work room 19 is illuminated with a uniform illuminance by indirect lighting, it is possible to work in an environment that is easy on the eyes.

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

(1) FIG. 4 shows another example of a house 80 having a work room. Note that FIG. 4 is a plan view showing the floor plan of the first floor portion of the house 80. As shown in FIG. 4, the first floor of the house 80 has an entrance 81, an entrance hall 82, an LDK 83, a Japanese-style room 84, a washroom 85, a bathroom 86, a toilet 87, and work as indoor spaces. A room 88 is provided. The entrance 81 and the entrance hall 82 are provided on the west side of the house 80. The entrance 81 and the entrance hall 82 are continuous in the north-south direction, with the entrance 81 on the south side and the entrance hall 82 on the north side.

The LDK 83 is provided in the central portion of the house 80 in the east-west direction. The LDK 83 is formed by arranging the living room 83a, the dining room 83b, and the kitchen 83c in a row in the north-south direction. The living room 83a, the dining room 83b, and the kitchen 83c are arranged in this order from the north side to the south side. The entrance hall 82 is adjacent to the west side of the dining room 83b. The dining room 83b and the entrance hall 82 are continuous spaces that are continuous with each other.

The work room 88 is provided in the northwest corner of the house 80. The work room 88 is adjacent to the LDK 83, specifically the kitchen 83c, on the east side thereof, and is adjacent to the entrance hall 82 on the south side thereof. Two outer wall portions 91 and 92 and two partition wall portions 93 and 94 are provided on the four sides of the work room 88. The work room 88 is surrounded on all sides by these wall portions 91 to 94. In this case, of the two partition wall portions 93 and 94, the work room 88 and the entrance hall 82 are separated by the partition wall portion 93 extending in the east-west direction, and the work room 88 and the work room 88 are separated by the partition wall portion 94 extending in the north-south direction. It is separated from the LDK83 (kitchen 83c).

An L-shaped window panel 95 is attached to each of the partition wall portions 93 and 94 so as to straddle the partition wall portions 93 and 94. The window panel 95 has a first panel portion 96 provided on the partition wall portion 93 and a second panel portion 97 provided on the partition wall portion 94. In the work room 88, a desk 99 is installed near the wall of the partition wall portion 93. In this case, in a plan view, the first panel portion 96 is located in front of the desk 99, and the second panel portion 97 is located on the side of the desk 99.

According to the above configuration, while working at the desk 99, the front entrance hall 82 and the entrance 81 can be seen through the window panel 95 (first panel portion 96). Therefore, it is possible to work while paying attention to the return of children and visitors. In addition, since the LDK83 can be seen through the window panel 95, it is possible to pay attention to the resident (for example, a child) in the LDK83 while working. Further, since the kitchen 83c on the side can be overlooked through the second panel portion 97, it is possible to work while paying attention to the kitchen 83c when working while cooking or the like.

(2) In the above embodiment, in the window panel 55, the width of the first panel portion 56 is made larger than the width of the second panel portion 57, but this may be changed. For example, the width of the first panel portion 56 may be the same as the width of the second panel portion 57.

(3) In the above embodiment, the desk 61 is a wall-mounted desk, but the desk may be a floor-standing desk. Further, the desk 61 may be replaced with a two-seater and may be used as a single-seater. In this case, the width of the desk 61 may be the same as or smaller than the width of the first panel portion 56.

(4) In the above embodiment, the work room 19 is provided on the first floor of the house 10, but the work room may be provided on the second floor of the house 10.

(5) In the above embodiment, the present invention is applied to a unit type house, but it may be applied to a house constructed by another construction method such as a steel frame construction method or a conventional wooden construction method.

10 ... Residential, 13 ... Adjacent room and LDK as LDK space, 13a ... Living room, 13b ... Dining, 13c ... Kitchen, 14 ... Japanese-style room as adjacent space, 18 ... Pantry as adjacent space, 19 ... Work room, 25, 26 ... outer wall part, 27 ... doorway as a communication part, 36 ... opening as a communication part, 47, 48 ... partition wall part, 51 ... window part as a daylighting window part, 54 ... opening, 55 ... window panel, 56 ... 1st panel part, 57 ... 2nd panel part, 61 ... desk, 68 ... doorway.

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A house with a work room for work
The work room is provided at the corner of the house.
The four wall portions surrounding the four sides of the work room include two outer wall portions that separate the work room from the outside and two partition wall portions that separate the work room from the adjacent room.
An opening is formed in the two partition wall portions so as to straddle the two partition wall portions.
A house characterized in that an L-shaped window panel in a plan view is fitted in the opening so that the adjacent room can be seen from the work room. The window panel has a first panel portion provided on one of the two partition wall portions and a second panel portion provided on the other.
A desk is installed in the work room.
The claim is characterized in that the desk is arranged so that the first panel portion is located in front of the desk and the second panel portion is located on the side of the desk in a plan view. The house described in item 1. The claim is characterized in that, of the two outer wall portions, the outer wall portion facing the second panel portion across the work room is provided with a daylighting window portion capable of daylighting the work room. The house described in 2. The width of the first panel portion is larger than the width of the second panel portion.
The house according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the partition wall portion provided with the second panel portion is provided with an entrance / exit that allows entry / exit between the work room and the adjacent room. The desk is a two-seater extending in the width direction of the first panel portion, and is characterized in that substantially half of the desk in the width direction extends toward the anti-second panel portion from the first panel portion. The house according to any one of claims 2 to 4. The next room is an LDK space where the living room, dining room, and kitchen are continuous.
The LDK space is formed in an L-shape in a plan view along the two partition walls provided with the window panel.
The living room is adjacent to the work room with the first panel portion interposed therebetween.
The house according to any one of claims 2 to 5, wherein the kitchen is adjacent to the work room with the second panel portion interposed therebetween. On the side opposite to the work room across the LDK space, an adjacent space adjacent to the LDK space is provided.
The house according to claim 6, wherein a communication portion for communicating both of the adjacent spaces is provided between the adjacent space and the LDK space.

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