JP2023142770A - Complex store building - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a complex store building for realizing an efficient structure with which a plurality of stores can be arranged in a minimum space without waste.SOLUTION: In a complex store building 1, an inside space enclosed by a front wall 2, a back wall 3, a left wall 4, a right wall 5 and a top wall 6 is divided into a first store section 14, a second store section 15, a third store section 16 and a fourth store section 17 to allow an occupancy of four stores, a first entrance door 8, a second entrance door 9, a third entrance door 10 and a fourth entrance door 11 are arranged at the front wall 2, one communal backyard passage 19 common to the first-fourth store sections 14-17, a common toilet space 24 and a common consumer electronics installation space 25 are provided, and a backyard room 26a for the first store section 14 and a backyard room 26d for the fourth store section 17 are provided.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

Application for application of Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Act has been filed. Open to the public during construction from August 1, 2021.

The present invention relates to a complex store building.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, a store structure in which a hair beauty treatment and a beauty treatment are performed in one store is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1). In FIG. 1, paragraphs [0014] to [0015] of Patent Document 1, there are a plurality of hair beauty salons 2a and 2b and a plurality of beauty salons 3a and 3b, each of which is connected by a common passageway 4. The store structure of the general beauty salon is described.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2005-248593

The store structure of the above-mentioned conventional technology takes into consideration the arrangement structure for efficiently performing treatments within one store, and does not allow for the arrangement of multiple different stores within one communal structure building. Not listed.

An object of the present invention is to provide a complex store building that realizes an efficient structure in which a plurality of stores can be arranged in the minimum necessary space without waste.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a substantially box-shaped complex store building comprising a front wall, a rear wall, a left wall, a right wall, and a top wall, the front wall, the rear wall, the By dividing the internal space surrounded by the left wall, the right wall, and the top wall into a first store section, a second store section, a third store section, and a fourth store section from the left side to the right side, The first store section, the first store section, and the fourth store section are installed in portions of the front wall corresponding to the first store section, the second store section, the third store section, and the fourth store section, respectively. A first entrance door, a second entrance door, a third entrance door, and a fourth entrance door that can enter the second store section, the third store section, and the fourth store section are arranged along the left and right directions. one backyard passage provided so as to be shared by the first to fourth store divisions and extending in the left and right directions on the back side of the first to fourth store divisions in the interior space; and at the innermost part of each of the first store section, the second store section, the third store section, and the fourth store section, the first store section, the second store section, the third store section, and the fourth store section. A first back door, a second back door, a third back door, and a fourth back door are provided that respectively lead from the store section to the backyard passage,
A toilet space shared by the first to fourth store sections, and a home appliance installation space shared by the first to fourth store sections, at the left and right ends of the one backyard passageway; A backyard room for the first store section is provided on the left side of the first entrance door in the first store section, and a backyard room for the first store section is provided on the right side of the fourth entrance door in the fourth store section. It is characterized by the provision of a backyard room for the fourth store section.

In the present invention, the interior of one complex store building is divided into multiple store sections, and the backyard passage, home appliance installation space, and toilet space are shared by all stores, and each store section has a backyard room. By providing this, preparation work for appropriate customer service (in the case of a beauty salon, generation of coloring agent), etc. can be performed.

If the interior of a complex store building is divided into five or more stores, the backyard passageway becomes too long, making it difficult to use toilets, etc. Furthermore, when the number of stores increases, it is no longer sufficient to provide one common restroom and one common space for installing home appliances. Also, if there are up to four stores, the roof load can be supported only by the outer walls on both sides, but if there are five or more stores, this is not possible and one or two additional strength members such as pillars must be installed in the center in the left and right direction. This requires more space and cost.

If there are three stores in the interior section of a complex store building, the appearance of the doors will be unbalanced when viewed from the front, resulting in a poor aesthetic appearance.

As a result of the above, it is possible to realize an association of small-scale stores with minimal waste and with the minimum cost for each store.

According to the present invention, an efficient structure is realized in which a plurality of stores can be arranged without waste in the minimum necessary space.

They are a front view and a rear view of the complex store building as seen from the front. It is a side view of a complex store building. It is a sectional view (floor plan) of a complex store building viewed from above. 4 is a perspective view seen from direction F in FIG. 3. FIG. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a shampoo patient seat and a shampoo sink.

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1(a) shows a front view of a complex store building 1 according to the present embodiment, and FIG. 1(b) shows a rear view of the complex store building 1. FIG. 2(a) shows a side view of the complex store building 1 according to the present embodiment as seen from the right, and FIG. 2(b) shows a side view as seen from the left. FIG. 3 shows a cross-sectional view (floor plan) of the store complex building 1 viewed from above.

The directions shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 are the front, rear, left, and right directions as seen from a person when the store complex 1 is viewed from the front wall 2 side, and perpendicular to the installation surface 7 on which the store complex 1 is installed. These directions are orthogonal to each other. In this example, the front wall 2 side (the side where the door is arranged) of the complex store building 1 is the front side, and the rear wall 3 side is the back side.

In other words, FIG. 1(a) is the view from direction A in FIG. 3, FIG. 1(b) is the view from direction B, FIG. 2(a) is the view from direction C, and FIG. 2(a) is the view from direction D. corresponds to FIG. 2(b).

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the complex store building 1 has a substantially box-like shape including a front wall 2, a rear wall 3, a left wall 4, a right wall 5, and a top wall 6. The front wall 2 has a first entrance door 8 leading to the first store section 14, a second entrance door 9 leading to the second store section 15, a third entrance door 10 leading to the third store section 16, and a fourth entrance door 17. Communicating fourth entrance doors 11 are arranged side by side along the left-right direction.

The first entrance door 8 to the fourth entrance door 11 are each configured to open double doors from the center in the left-right direction toward the front, and a door mirror 34 is attached to the front side of each entrance door. It is designed to reflect the surrounding scenery and people (in this image, clouds, trees, and mountains). At each entrance door, a mailbox 12 and lighting 13 for each store section are arranged symmetrically when viewed from the center of the complex store building 1 in the left-right direction.

The first entrance door 8, the second entrance door 9, the third entrance door 10, and the fourth entrance door 11 have the same vertical height, the same horizontal width, and the same shape. The pitches p along the left-right direction between the left-right center lines are approximately equal.

As shown in FIG. 1(b), a window (natural vent) 18 is provided in the rear wall 3. The three windows 18 are arranged symmetrically when viewed from the center of the complex store building 1 in the left-right direction.

In this figure, the right wall 5 shown in FIG. 2(a) is provided with a space where signs, billboards, etc. can be posted. Such a bulletin board may be placed on the left wall 4 side.

As shown in FIG. 3, the store complex building 1 has an interior space surrounded by a front wall 2, a rear wall 3, a left wall 4, a right wall 5, and a top wall 6. By dividing the building into section 14, second store section 15, third store section 16, and fourth store section 17, it is possible to accommodate four stores.

On the front wall 2, the first store section 14, the second store section 15, the third store section 17 are located at the parts corresponding to the first store section 14, the second store section 15, the third store section 16, and the fourth store section 17, respectively. A first entrance door 8, a second entrance door 9, a third entrance door 10, and a fourth entrance door 11, which can enter the store section 16 and the fourth store section 17, respectively, are arranged side by side in the left-right direction.

On the back side (rear side) of the first to fourth store sections 14 to 17 in the interior space, one bag that can be accessed and exited from each store section is shared by the first to fourth store sections 14 to 17. A yard passage 19 extends in the left-right direction. A window 18 is arranged on the rear side of the backyard passage 19.

The first store section 14, the second store section 15, the third store A first back door 20, a second back door 21, a third back door 22, and a fourth back door 23 are provided which lead from the compartment 16 and the fourth store compartment 17 to the backyard passageway 19, respectively.

At the left and right ends of the backyard passage 19, there is a toilet space 24 shared by the first to fourth store sections 14 to 17, and a home appliance installation space 25 shared by the first to fourth store sections 14 to 17. and is provided. For example, a washing machine, a refrigerator, etc. are arranged in the home appliance installation space 25.

In the complex store building 1, a toilet space 24 is provided at one of the left end and right end of one backyard passageway 19 (the right end in this figure), and the restroom space 24 is provided at the other end (the right end in this figure). The arrangement is such that a home appliance installation space 25 is provided at the left end (in the figure). In this figure, each of the four store sections shares one toilet space 24 and one home appliance space 25.

In the complex store building 1, a backyard room 26a for the first store section 14 is provided on the left side of the first entrance door 8 in the first store section 14, and a backyard room 26a is provided for the first store section 14 at the fourth entrance of the fourth store section 17. A backyard room 26d for the fourth store section 17 is provided on the right side of the door 11.

In this figure, the second store section 15 and the third store section 16 are also provided with backyard rooms 26b and 26c, respectively. The backyard rooms 26a to 26d (hereinafter simply referred to as backyard rooms 26) are equipped with, for example, work tables, storage furniture, etc., and are used to store equipment for each store and as work spaces for store employees.

The wall surface of the complex store building 1 is composed of a main wall surface 29 having a solid architectural structure with built-in columns, and an easily removable standing wall surface 28 without built-in columns. In FIG. 3, the main wall surface 29 is displayed as a wide black wall surface, and the standing wall surface 28 is displayed as a gray narrow wall surface. The main wall surface 29 is made of, for example, mortar or concrete. The standing wall surface 28 is made of a board such as a thin plywood board, for example.

The complex store building 1 has a boundary between the first store section 14 and the second store section 15, a boundary between the second store section 15 and the third store section 16, and a border between the third store section 16 and the fourth store section 17. At least one of the boundaries is a removable standing wall surface 28.

As a result, two or more and four or less adjacent store sections among the first store section 14 to fourth store section 17 can be interconnected by removing the boundary wall surface 28, if necessary. In this way, it is possible to create a structure in which one store can occupy the large store section realized by the communication.

As an example of the insertion, for example, the first store section 14 and the second store section 15 are inserted into one store section, and the third store section 16 and the fourth store section 17 are used as they are (in this case, There are three stores included in the complex store building 1), and an example where the first store section 14 and the second store section 15 are inserted, and the third store section 16 and the fourth store section 17 are inserted (this example). In this case, the number of stores included in the complex store building 1 is two), and the insertion can be performed in any other desired combination.

The main wall surface 29 constitutes the parts of the front wall 2, rear wall 3, left wall 4, and right wall 5 other than doors and windows, and also includes a toilet space 24 and a home appliance installation space 25, which do not need to be rearranged. The surrounding area is also constituted by the main wall surface 29. Furthermore, a portion of the periphery of the backyard rooms 26a and 26d is also constituted by the main wall surface 29.

For example, as described above, a part of the standing wall 28 may be removed and the first store section 14 and the second store section 15 may be inserted, or the third store section 16 and the fourth store section 17 may be inserted through the store section. When combining the backyard rooms 26b and 26c, the backyard rooms 26b and 26c are also removed as necessary, so the backyard rooms 26b and 26c are different from the backyard rooms 26a and 26d, and are located on the back side (rear side) of each store section. It is designed so that it can be easily removed by being partitioned by an upright wall surface 28.

Of the main wall surfaces 29 included in a part of the front wall 2, three main wall surfaces 29' have a solid structure, but are placed apart from the other continuous main wall surfaces 29. This structure allows it to be removed if necessary when passing through multiple store sections. Even if three main wall surfaces 29' are removed, the remaining main wall surfaces 29, which constitute the front wall 2, rear wall 3, left wall 4, and right wall 5, are continuous, and the roof (top wall) 6) Designed with a structure that can support weight.

On the back side of the part between the first entrance door 8 and the second entrance door 9 (on the second store section 15 side), there is a space 27 where shelves are arranged, which is accessible from the second store section 15 side. There is. Similarly, on the back side of the portion between the fourth entrance door 11 and the third entrance door 10 (on the third store section side), there is a space 27 where shelves are arranged, which is accessible from the third store section side. ing.

As shown in FIG. 3, in the store complex building 1, the layout of the internal space (arrangement of main wall surface 29, main wall surface 29', standing wall surface 28, etc.) is similar to that of the store complex building 1 in plan view. It is designed to be approximately bilaterally symmetrical with respect to an imaginary line P that divides the internal space into two in the left-right direction. That is, the first store section 14 and the fourth store section 15 are arranged as mirror images of each other with respect to the imaginary line P, and the second store section 16 and the third store section 17 are arranged as mirror images of each other with respect to the imaginary line P. Further, as shown in FIG. 1(a), the external front view is also designed to be substantially symmetrical (mirror image arrangement) with respect to the virtual line P.

In the complex store building 1, at least one of the first to fourth store sections 14 to 17 is a beauty salon section in which the longitudinal direction of the shampoo patient seat 30 is arranged along the front-rear direction. be. In FIG. 3, the first store section 14 is a beauty salon section. Further, the fourth store section 17 is a restaurant section in which a counter 44 equipped with a sink 42 and a gas stove 43 for a restaurant is arranged. The counter 44 is a kitchen space and is arranged on a raised work floor 45 (a separate floor raised one step above the floor of the store area).

In FIG. 3, the second section 15 and the third section 16 are empty sections. Such store areas can accommodate not only beauty salons and restaurants, but also beauty salons, massage salons, extension salons, nail salons, counseling, and any other type of store, including retail stores and offices.

Although the size of each store section is not particularly limited, each of the first store section 14 to the fourth store section 17 of the store building 1 can be used for shampoo treatment, for example. In addition to the seat 30, it is large enough to accommodate two seats 31 for performing treatments such as cuts, one store mirror 32, and one table 33. For example, in a private room, the store staff and customers When providing various treatments to customers on a one-on-one basis, it is assumed that the space will be set up in the minimum amount of space necessary to provide comfortable service.

As shown in FIG. 3 and an enlarged view of FIG. 3, the complex store building 1 has gas pipes for passing gas pipes, non-heated water supply pipes, heated water supply pipes, and sewage pipes in the vertical direction (vertical direction). A pipe penetration unit 40 of a common shape, which unitizes the through hole 36, the unheated water supply pipe penetration hole 37, the heated water intake pipe penetration hole 38, and the sewage pipe penetration hole 39, is installed in the first store section 14 to the fourth store section. 17 on each installation surface 41. In this example, the diameter of the sewer pipe through hole 39 is larger than the hole diameter of the gas pipe through hole 36, the unheated water supply pipe through hole 37, and the heated water suction pipe through hole 38.

The gas pipe through hole 36, the unheated water supply pipe through hole 37, the heated water intake pipe through hole 38, and the sewage pipe through hole 39 are each made of gas pipes (not shown) (for example, a metal pipe, a rubber hose, etc.). (The same applies to the following piping) The unheated water piping, heated water piping, and sewage piping are configured to be penetrable in the approximately vertical direction. Note that since sewage pipes often have a larger diameter than other gas pipes, non-heated water pipes, and heated water pipes, as described above, in the pipe penetration unit 40, the diameter of the sewage pipe through hole 39 is The hole diameter is larger than the hole diameters of the other through holes 36, 37, and 38. Further, the gas pipes, unheated water pipes, heated water pipes, and sewage pipes that penetrated downward from the installation surface 41 were placed in advance so as to be buried at appropriate locations below the installation surface 41. It is configured to be connectable to a gas pipe, an unheated water supply pipe, a heated water supply pipe, and a sewage pipe. The gas is, for example, propane gas or city gas, the unheated water is, for example, tap water, and the heated water is heated, for example, by a hot water supply facility installed at an arbitrary location outside or inside the complex store building 1. The tap water is heated.

In other words, the gas pipe through hole 36, the unheated water supply pipe through hole 37, and the heated water intake pipe through hole 38 can supply gas, unheated water, and heated water to each store, respectively, and the sewage pipe through hole 39 can supply each store with gas, unheated water, and heated water. This is to enable sewage to be discharged from the store into the sewer pipe.

The installation surface 41 is the floor surface of each store section. In this figure, in the fourth store section 17, the installation surface 41 is a hidden floor surface that overlaps below the raised work floor 45. In this example, the shampoo sink 35 provided adjacent to the shampoo treatment patient seat 30 in the first section 14 is arranged at a location overlapping with the pipe penetration unit 40 (that is, right above the pipe penetration unit 40). ing. Further, in this example, the sink 42 for the restaurant in the fourth section is arranged in a position close to the piping penetration unit 40, and the aforementioned gas piping that penetrates the piping penetration unit 40 from below the installation surface 41 upwardly, An unheated water pipe, a heated water pipe, and a sewage pipe (not shown) are connected to the sink 42 below the work floor 45 . Note that, similar to the first section 14, the pipe penetrating unit 40 may be provided directly below the sink 35.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the interior of the third store section 16 as seen from direction F in FIG. A built-in shelf is arranged in the left space 27 of the main wall surface 29' on the left side of the third entrance door 10. It is partitioned from other store sections in the left-right direction by a standing wall 28, and in this figure, a table 33 is built-in to the left standing wall 28. A pipe penetration unit 40 is provided on an installation surface 41 that is the floor surface of the third store section.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a shampoo patient seat 30 and a shampoo sink 35, which are arranged in the first store section 14 of FIG. As described above, the shampoo sink 35 is arranged adjacent to the shampoo patient seat 30 and is arranged so as to overlap the pipe penetration unit 40 installed on the floor of the first store section 14. ing. The shampoo sink 35 appropriately supplies heated water (warm water) during shampooing, for example, through a heated water pipe (a hose 46 is shown as an example in this example) that passes through the heated water suction pipe through hole 38 of the pipe penetration unit 40. The sewage generated during shampooing is discharged to the sewage pipe through a sewage pipe (not shown) that passes through the sewage pipe through hole 39.

<Effects of embodiment>
In a complex store building 1 that can accommodate multiple stores, a common backyard passage 19 is provided, and facilities such as a toilet space 24 are shared among all stores, and each store section of the complex store building 1 has its own backyard. By providing the room 26, it is possible to arrange equipment for each store and perform preparation work for appropriate customer service (creating coloring agent in the case of a beauty salon).

If the number of stores in each store section is five or more, the backyard passageway 19 becomes too long, making it difficult to use the restroom. Furthermore, when the number of stores increases, there is a possibility that one shared toilet space 24 and one shared home appliance installation space 25 will not be enough. Also, for up to 4 stores, the load of the roof (top wall 6) can be supported only by the outer walls on both sides (the front wall 2, rear wall 3, left wall 4, and right wall 5, which are composed of the main wall surface 29), but for more than 5 stores. In this case, it would be impossible to do so, and one or two additional strength members such as pillars would have to be installed in the center in the left and right direction, which would take up space and cost.

If the number of stores in each store section is three, the door arrangement will be unbalanced on the exterior when viewed from the front, resulting in a poor aesthetic appearance.

As a result of the above, it is possible to realize an association of small-scale stores with minimal waste and with the minimum cost for each store.

Moreover, in this embodiment, in particular, by distributing the toilet space 24 and the home appliance installation space 25 to one end and the other end without consolidating them, the building as a whole can be arranged more efficiently and with less waste. Miniaturization is possible.

Further, in this embodiment, in particular, since the standing wall surface 28 is used to partition the internal space of the complex store building 1, it is possible to accommodate a tenant who wants to conduct business in a larger space by "cutting out" the internal space.

When reselling the complex store building 1 as a whole, for example, the three standing walls 28 that partition the boundaries between the first store section 14, the second store section 15, the third store section 16, and the fourth store section 17 are By removing it, it can be sold on favorable terms as a ``large skeleton-structured vessel.''

It is assumed that the complex store building 1 is produced and sold as one building, but in the case of this structure, the dead weight of the roof is transferred to the outer walls (front wall 2, rear wall 3, left wall 4, Since it will be supported only by the right wall 5), it is preferable that the partitions of the store section be for up to four stores.

For example, by removing the standing wall surface 28 at the boundary between the first store section 14 and the second store section 15, it is possible to operate the store as a large-scale store for those two store sections. In that case, if the backyard room 26b in the second store section 15 is removed, it can be used more widely. Furthermore, if either the first entrance door 8 or the second entrance door 9 is made into a window 18 instead of a door, the space inside the store can be further expanded. The same applies to the case where the standing wall surface 28 at the boundary between the third store section 16 and the fourth store section 17 is removed.

Further, in this embodiment, especially when one of the store sections is a beauty salon section, the shampoo treatment patient seat 30, which requires a long dimension when the customer reclines the chair and lies down, is arranged along the front and back direction. By doing so, the space required for installation can be reduced. In addition, as a result, for the seat 31 which requires a small space because the person sits upright without lying down, for example, the seat 31 can be placed on either the left or right side of the shampoo patient seat 30 (shampoo patient seat 30). 30 (orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of The arrangement can be made as follows.

In addition, in this embodiment, the piping penetration unit 40 having a common shape is provided in all store sections, so that washing using unheated water (room temperature water such as tap water) and hot water is possible in any store section. Able to reliably perform work that involves work and work that uses gas appliances.

For example, when used as a restaurant, it is possible to reliably wash dishes and cook food using a gas stove, and when used as a beauty salon, it is possible to reliably wash the hair of the client. can be done.

Depending on the service content of the store that resides in each store section, some of the through holes in the piping penetration unit 40 are used and some are not. By installing the penetration unit 40, it becomes possible to accommodate any store that moves in, increasing versatility.

With the above-described configuration, the multiple store building 1 of the present embodiment allows spaces occupied by a plurality of store sections and shared spaces to be arranged in the internal structure of one building in a space-saving and efficient manner. By doing so, it is possible to reduce the cost of rent per store, which can be provided at low cost to hairdressers and cooks who want to become independent, while also satisfying the demand of customers who want one-on-one treatment in a private room. In addition, the design of the store complex building 1 is approximately symmetrical both externally and internally (structures such as pillars and walls) when viewed from the center of the building, resulting in excellent aesthetics and a sense of satisfaction for customers. This can increase consumer confidence.

In addition, in the above description, when external dimensions and sizes are described as "same", "equal", "different", etc., the descriptions do not have strict meanings. In other words, the terms "same," "equal," and "different" mean "substantially the same," "substantially equal," and "substantially different," allowing for design and manufacturing tolerances and errors. .

Further, in addition to the methods described above, the methods according to the above embodiments and each modification may be used in combination as appropriate.

Although not illustrated in detail, the present invention can be implemented with various modifications within the scope of the invention.

1 Complex store building 2 Front wall 3 Rear wall 4 Left wall 5 Right wall 6 Top wall 7 Installation surface 8 First entrance door 9 Second entrance door 10 Third entrance door 11 Fourth entrance door 12 Mailbox 13 Lighting 14 First Store area 15 2nd store area 16 3rd store area 17 4th store area 18 Window 19 Backyard passage 20 1st back door 21 2nd back door 22 3rd back door 23 4th back door 24 Toilet space 25 Home appliance installation Space 26 Backyard room 27 Space 28 Standing wall 29 Main wall 30 Shampoo treatment patient seat 31 Seat 32 Store mirror 33 Table 34 Door mirror 35 Shampoo sink 36 Gas pipe penetration hole 37 Non-heated water supply pipe penetration Hole 38 Heated water suction pipe through hole 39 Sewer pipe through hole 40 Pipe penetration unit 40
41 Installation surface 42 Sink for restaurant 43 Gas stove 44 Counter 45 Work floor 46 Hose

Claims (4)

A roughly box-shaped complex store building with a front wall, a rear wall, a left wall, a right wall, and a top wall,
The interior space surrounded by the front wall, the rear wall, the left wall, the right wall, and the top wall is divided into, from left to right, a first store section, a second store section, a third store section, and a fourth store section. By dividing the area into store sections, it is possible to accommodate 4 stores.
Of the front wall, portions corresponding to the first store section, the second store section, the third store section, and the fourth store section are provided with the first store section, the second store section, and the fourth store section. A first entrance door, a second entrance door, a third entrance door, and a fourth entrance door that can enter the three store sections and the fourth store section are arranged side by side along the left and right directions,
In the inner space, on the back side of the first to fourth store sections, one backyard passageway is provided to be shared by the first to fourth store sections and extends in the left and right directions,
At the innermost part of each of the first store section, the second store section, the third store section, and the fourth store section, the first store section, the second store section, the third store section, and the fourth store section. A first back door, a second back door, a third back door, and a fourth back door are provided, each of which leads from the back door to the backyard passage,
A toilet space shared by the first to fourth store sections, and a home appliance installation space shared by the first to fourth store sections, at the left and right ends of the one backyard passageway; established,
A backyard room for the first store section is provided on the left side of the first entrance door in the first store section, and a backyard room for the first store section is provided on the right side of the fourth entrance door in the fourth store section. A complex store building characterized by the provision of a separate backyard room. In the complex store building according to claim 1,
The toilet space is provided in one of the left end and right end of the one backyard passage, and the home appliance installation space is provided in the other, and the arrangement is divided.
A complex store building characterized by: In the complex store building according to claim 2,
a boundary between the first store section and the second store section;
a boundary between the second store section and the third store section;
a boundary between the third store section and the fourth store section;
By making at least one of the walls a removable standing wall, two or more but four or less corresponding store sections can communicate with each other, and one store can move into the large store section created by the communication. A complex store building with a distinctive structure. In the complex store building according to claim 3,
Gas pipe penetration holes, non-heated water supply pipe penetration holes, heated water intake pipe penetration holes, and sewage pipe penetration holes for vertically passing gas pipes, unheated water supply pipes, heated water supply pipes, and sewage pipes. A complex store building characterized in that unitized piping penetration units having a common shape are provided on the installation surfaces of each of the first to fourth store sections.