JP2023160625A - Residence - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a residence having a layout capable of realizing both a continuity of a shared room and an exclusive room and a privacy of the exclusive room.SOLUTION: A residence according to the present invention comprises a shared room, an exclusive room and a buffer space coupling the shared room with the exclusive room and connected to both of the shared room and the exclusive room. The buffer space is not connected to a main flow line space consisting of a first flow line space situated on a first flow line from an entrance to the shared room, or when there is a lifting part accessible from the shared room without interposing the first flow line space and allowing a movement to other floors, consisting of the first flow line space, and a second flow line space situated on a second flow line from the shared room to the lifting part.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

The present invention relates to housing.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, floor plans have been known in which a shared living room such as a living room and dining room and a private living room such as a bedroom are adjacent to each other across a partition wall provided with an entrance/exit. Patent Document 1 describes a house with this type of floor plan.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2002-54311

By having the common living room and the private living room adjacent to each other so that they can be accessed, continuity between the common living room and the private living room is enhanced, and it is easy to create a sense of unity. On the other hand, the privacy of a private room tends to diminish.

An object of the present invention is to provide a house with a floor plan that can achieve both continuity of a shared room and a private room and privacy of a private room.

The house as the first aspect of the present invention is
(1) Comprising a common living room, a private living room, and a buffer space that connects the common living room and the dedicated living room and is connected to each of the common living room and the dedicated living room, and the buffer space is connected from the entrance to the Enables movement to another floor that is comprised of a first flow line space located on the first flow line leading to the common living room, or that is accessible from the common living room without going through the first flow line space. If there is an elevating section, a main flow line space consisting of the first flow line space and a second flow line space located on a second flow line from the common living room to the elevating section; not connected to.

A house as one embodiment of the present invention includes:
(2) In the house according to (1), the buffer space is connected to the private room across a partition wall provided with an entrance/exit.

A house as one embodiment of the present invention includes:
(3) In the house described in (1) or (2) above, the private living room is adjacent to the common living room across a partition wall with no entrance/exit.

A house as one embodiment of the present invention includes:
(4) The house according to any one of (1) to (3) above, wherein the private room is connected to the main circulation space across a partition wall provided with an entrance/exit.

A house as one embodiment of the present invention includes:
(5) The buffer space is divided by a partition wall from a space located on the opposite side of the dedicated living room across the buffer space, and the partition wall includes a window that partitions the buffer space and an outdoor space. The house according to any one of (1) to (4) above, wherein the house has no outer wall or a partition wall that partitions the buffer space and another indoor space.

A house as one embodiment of the present invention includes:
(6) When the partition wall is a first partition wall, the buffer space is partitioned by a second partition wall and a space located on the opposite side of the common living room with the buffer space in between,
In the house according to (5) above, the second partition wall is an outer wall provided with a window.

A house as one embodiment of the present invention includes:
(7) The buffer space and the common room are in constant communication with each other in the house according to any one of (1) to (6) above.

A house as one embodiment of the present invention includes:
(8) In the house described in (7) above, the buffer space and the common living room are always in communication through an entrance and exit provided in a partition wall and without fittings.

A house as one embodiment of the present invention includes:
(9) The ceiling surface of the common living room is provided with a high ceiling part whose height from the floor surface is higher than the surrounding area, and the upper end of the partition wall between the buffer space and the common living room is The house according to (8) above is connected to the high ceiling part.

A house as one embodiment of the present invention includes:
(10) When the dedicated living room is a first dedicated living room, a second dedicated living room is provided on the opposite side of the first dedicated living room with the buffer space in between, and the buffer space is separated from the common living room and the first dedicated living room. Any one of (1) to (9) above, which connects the private living room and the second private living room, and is connected to the common living room, the first private living room, and the second private living room, respectively. This is a house listed in .

A house as one embodiment of the present invention includes:
(11) The house according to (10) above, wherein the buffer space is connected to the second private room across a partition wall provided with an entrance/exit.

A house as one embodiment of the present invention includes:
(12) The second private room is the house according to (11) above, which is not connected to the main flow line space.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a house having a floor plan that can achieve both continuity of a shared room and a private room and privacy of a private room.

FIG. 1 is a first floor plan view of a house according to an embodiment of the present invention. 2 is a plan view of the second floor of the house shown in FIG. 1. FIG. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the heights of the ceiling surfaces of the living room, dining room, kitchen, and buffer space shown in FIG. 2. FIG.

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, embodiments of a house according to the present invention will be illustrated with reference to the drawings. In each figure, the same components are given the same reference numerals.

FIG. 1 is a first floor plan view of a detached house 100 as an embodiment of the house according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a second floor plan view of the detached house 100. Although the house shown in this embodiment is a detached house 100, the house according to the present invention is not limited to a detached house. The house according to the present invention may be, for example, an apartment complex. Hereinafter, for convenience of explanation, the detached house 100 of this embodiment will be simply referred to as "house 100."

First, an overview of the house 100 of this embodiment will be explained. The house 100 can be, for example, a two-story detached house with a steel frame. Such a house 100 has, for example, a foundation structure such as a reinforced concrete cloth foundation supported on the ground, and a frame composed of frame members such as columns and beam members, and is supported by the foundation structure. and an upper structure. Note that the frame members constituting the frame can be standardized (standardized) members in advance, and are manufactured in advance at a factory and then transported to the construction site and assembled. However, the house 100 may be a wooden house constructed using a so-called conventional construction method. Further, the house 100 may be a house made of reinforced concrete. Furthermore, the house 100 is not limited to two stories, and may have a first floor or three or more floors.

The upper structure of the present embodiment includes a frame including a plurality of column members and a plurality of beam members installed between the plurality of column members, an outer wall arranged on the outer periphery of the frame, A floor supported by beam members of the frame.

The outdoor side surface of the outer wall is composed of connected outer wall panels as exterior materials. Further, on the indoor side of the exterior wall panel of the exterior wall, a heat insulating material and interior material constituting a heat insulating layer are arranged.

Exterior wall panels include, for example, lightweight aerated concrete (hereinafter referred to as "ALC". "ALC" is an abbreviation for "autoclaved light weight concrete") panels, metal or ceramic siding, and extrusion molding. Cement board, wood panel, etc. can be used. By connecting this outer wall panel around the outer periphery of the frame, the outer skin layer of the outer wall can be formed.

Further, as the heat insulating material, for example, in addition to a panel-shaped heat insulating material made of a foamed resin material such as phenol foam, polystyrene foam, or urethane foam, a fiber-based heat insulating material such as rock wool can also be used. By arranging this heat insulating material on the indoor side of the outer wall panel along the inner surface of the outer wall panel, a heat insulating layer can be formed on the outer wall. As the interior material, for example, gypsum board can be used, and by connecting the interior material to the indoor side of the outer periphery of the frame, an endothelial layer can be formed.

The floor includes floor slab material. The floor slab material is installed between the beam members of the frame, and is directly or indirectly supported by the beam members. As the floor slab material, for example, an ALC panel can be used, but other members such as folded plates, extruded cement boards, and wood panel materials may also be used. In addition to the floor slab material, the floor includes, for example, ceiling interior materials that make up the ceiling surface of the lower floor, which are attached directly or indirectly to the floor slab material, and upper floor materials that are laminated on the floor slab material. It may also include floor interior materials such as flooring that constitute the floor surface of the floor.

Note that the roof of the house 100 may be a flat roof. ALC panels can also be used for the roof slab material forming the flat roof, but are not limited to ALC panels. Further, the roof slab material is waterproofed by being covered with a waterproof sheet made of vinyl chloride resin, for example. Further, the roof of the house 100 is not limited to a flat roof, but may be a sloped roof using roof exterior material such as slate.

The floor plan of the first and second floors of the residence 100 will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.

As shown in FIG. 1, the first floor of the house 100 of this embodiment includes an entrance 11, a hallway 12, a toilet 13, a washroom 14, a bathroom 15, three private rooms 16, 17, 18, and a storage room. It includes a room 19 and a changing room 20.

As shown in FIG. 2, the second floor of the house 100 of this embodiment includes a hallway 21, a toilet 22, a balcony 23, a living/dining/kitchen 24, two private rooms 25 and 26, and a buffer space 27. , is provided.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the first floor and second floor of the house 100 are connected by a staircase 41 serving as an elevating section. Therefore, residents of the house 100 can go back and forth between the first floor and the second floor by using the stairs 41.

Hereinafter, the characteristics of the floor plan of the house 100 will be explained in detail. In the following explanation of the floor plan, the terms "occupied room" and "non-occupied room" are used. A "living room" is defined in Article 2, Item 4 of the Building Standards Act, and means a room that is used continuously for purposes such as living, working, and entertainment. "Non-occupied room" means a room that does not fall under the category of occupied room.

In the house 100 of this embodiment, three private rooms 16, 17, and 18 on the first floor correspond to living rooms. Furthermore, in the house 100 of this embodiment, the living/dining/kitchen 24 on the second floor and the two private rooms 25 and 26 correspond to living rooms. The three private rooms 16, 17, and 18 on the first floor and the two private rooms 25 and 26 on the second floor may be used as, for example, a bedroom, a guest room, a children's room, or a study.

In the house 100 of this embodiment, the entrance 11, hallway 12, toilet 13, washroom 14, bathroom 15, storage room 19, and dressing room 20 on the first floor correspond to non-resident rooms. Furthermore, in the house 100 of this embodiment, the second floor hallway 21, toilet 22, balcony 23, and buffer space 27 correspond to non-occupied rooms.

Furthermore, in the house 100 of the present embodiment, the staircase room provided with the stairs 41 as an elevating section corresponds to a non-occupied room.

In addition, in the explanation of the floor plan below, the terms "common living room" and "private living room" are used. "Common living room" means a living room within a single unit (in the case of an apartment complex, within a single unit) that is not intended to be used exclusively by some residents or non-residents such as guests. Common living rooms include, for example, a living room, a dining room, a living/dining room, a living/dining room, and a kitchen. Furthermore, the term "exclusive living room" refers to a living room within a household that is intended to be used exclusively by some residents or non-residents such as guests. Examples of the private room include a bedroom, a guest room, a child's room, a study, and other private rooms.

In the house 100 of this embodiment, the living room, dining room, and kitchen 24 on the second floor correspond to a shared living room.

In the house 100 of this embodiment, the three private rooms 16, 17, and 18 on the first floor correspond to exclusive living rooms. Furthermore, in the house 100 of this embodiment, the two private rooms 25 and 26 on the second floor correspond to exclusive living rooms.

As shown in FIG. 2, the house 100 includes a living/dining/kitchen 24 as a shared room and two private rooms 25 and 26 as a private room on the second floor. Furthermore, the house 100 further includes a buffer space 27 on the second floor that connects the living room, dining room, and kitchen 24 with two private rooms 25 and 26, and is connected to each of these rooms. Here, "connected" means that they are arranged adjacently so that they can come and go, regardless of the presence or absence of a partition wall. Hereinafter, for convenience of explanation, the two private rooms 25 and 26 connected to the buffer space 27 will be referred to as a "first private room 25" and a "second private room 26."

As shown in FIG. 2, the buffer space 27 is not connected to the main flow line space S. The main flow line space S is a space consisting of a first flow line space, or a space consisting of a first flow line space and a second flow line space.

"First flow line space" means a space located on the first flow line from the entrance to the common living room. In this embodiment, the space is located on the first flow line from the entrance 11 to the living/dining/kitchen 24 serving as a shared living room. More specifically, the first flow line space of this embodiment includes the entrance 11 and hallway 12 on the first floor, the stairs 41, and the hallway 21 on the second floor.

"Second flow line space" means, when there is an elevating section that allows movement to another floor that is accessible from a common living room without going through the first flow line space, It means the space located on the second flow line up to. The house 100 according to the present embodiment does not include a lift section that is accessible from a common living room without going through the first flow line space and that allows movement to another floor. That is, the house 100 of this embodiment does not include the second flow line space.

Therefore, the main flow line space S of this embodiment is constituted by the first flow line space, which includes the entrance 11 and hallway 12 on the first floor, the stairs 41, and the hallway 21 on the second floor, as described above.

Again, as mentioned above, the buffer space 27 is not connected to the main flow line space S. In other words, the buffer space 27 is not adjacent to the main flow line space S so that they can come and go.

In this way, the house 100 connects the living/dining/kitchen 24 as a shared living room and the first private room 25 as a private living room, and includes a buffer space 27 connected to each of them. This buffer space 27 is not connected to the main flow line space S, as described above. By providing such a buffer space 27, continuity is created between the living room/dining room/kitchen 24 as a shared living room and the first private room 25 as a private living room, while the depth created by the buffer space 27 creates a It is possible to create a sense of privacy in the first private room 25, which serves as a private room. In other words, by arranging the buffer space 27, it is possible to achieve both the continuity of the shared room and the private room and the privacy of the private room.

Hereinafter, in this embodiment, for convenience of explanation, the living room/dining room/kitchen 24 will be described as an example of a shared living room, but other shared living rooms may be used. Further, for convenience of explanation, the first private room 25 and the second private room 26 will be described as examples of private rooms, but other private rooms may be used.

As shown in FIG. 2, in the house 100 of this embodiment, the buffer space 27 is connected to the first private room 25 across a partition wall 51 in which an entrance 51a is provided. By providing the partition wall 51, the privacy of the first private room 25 can be further enhanced.

As shown in FIG. 2, the buffer space 27 of this embodiment is a rectangular space in a plan view that extends linearly from the living/dining/kitchen 24, and the extending direction is the long side direction. It is. More specifically, the buffer space 27 of this embodiment is a plane that extends linearly from the living space 24a of the living/dining/kitchen 24 to the west side, and whose long side direction is the east-west direction. It is a rectangular space when viewed. A partition wall 51 extending in the east-west direction is provided on the north side, which is one long side, of the buffer space 27 in this embodiment. That is, the buffer space 27 of this embodiment is connected to the first private room 25 on the north side, which is one long side, across the partition wall 51 in which the entrance/exit 51a is provided.

Here, the extending direction of the buffer space 27 from the living/dining/kitchen 24 is not limited to the east-west direction of this embodiment. The buffer space 27 may be provided, for example, so as to extend from the living/dining/kitchen 24 in the north-south direction. Further, the direction in which the buffer space 27 extends from the living/dining/kitchen 24 is not limited to the long side direction of the buffer space 27. The direction in which the buffer space 27 extends from the living/dining/kitchen 24 may be, for example, the short side direction of the buffer space 27. However, as in the present embodiment, it is preferable that the direction in which the buffer space 27 extends from the living/dining/kitchen 24 is the long side direction of the buffer space 27. By doing so, the sense of depth of the buffer space 27 from the living/dining/kitchen 24 can be easily emphasized.

Further, the position where the partition wall 51 is provided with respect to the buffer space 27 is not limited to the north side of the buffer space 27, nor is it limited to the long side of the buffer space 27. However, the position where the partition wall 51 is provided with respect to the buffer space 27 is in the direction intersecting the extending direction of the buffer space 27 from the living/dining/kitchen 24 (the east-west direction in this embodiment). In this case, the north-south direction is preferable. By doing so, it becomes difficult to see the entrance/exit 51a provided in the partition wall 51 from the living/dining/kitchen 24 through the buffer space 27. Therefore, it is difficult to see the inside of the first private room 25 from the living/dining/kitchen 24 through the buffer space 27, and the privacy of the first private room 25 can be further enhanced.

Note that although fittings 51b are provided at the entrance 51a of the partition wall 51 in this embodiment, the structure is not limited to this. The doorway 51a may not be provided with fittings 51b. However, from the viewpoint of privacy of the first private room 25, it is preferable that a fitting 51b is provided at the entrance 51a of the partition wall 51.

Moreover, although the buffer space 27 of this embodiment extends from the living space 24a of the living/dining/kitchen 24, it is not limited to this configuration. The buffer space 27 may extend from the dining space 24b of the living/dining/kitchen 24, for example. Further, the buffer space 27 may extend from, for example, a kitchen space 24c of the living/dining/kitchen 24 where a kitchen set is provided. However, it is preferable that the buffer space 27 extends from the living space 24a of the living/dining/kitchen 24 as in this embodiment. Of the living/dining/kitchen 24, the living space 24a has higher communality than the dining space 24b and the kitchen space 24c. Therefore, by configuring the buffer space 27 to extend from the living space 24a of the living/dining/kitchen 24, the continuity of the first private room 25 as a private room with the common living room is further emphasized. It becomes easier.

As shown in FIG. 2, the first private room 25 of this embodiment is adjacent to the living room, dining room, and kitchen 24 with a partition wall 52 having no entrance and exit in between. With this configuration, it is not possible to go directly to and from the first private room 25 from the living/dining/kitchen 24, but it is possible to go back and forth from the living/dining/kitchen 24 to the first private room 25 via the buffer space 27. Become. This makes it difficult to see the inside of the first private room 25 from the living/dining/kitchen 24, making it possible to further enhance the privacy of the first private room 25. Furthermore, since the living/dining/kitchen 24 and the first private room 25 are adjacent to each other with the partition wall 52 in between, the living/dining/kitchen 24 and the first private room 25 are adjacent to each other with the partition wall 52 in between. 25 and the buffer space 27 connecting these can be improved in integrity. Furthermore, since there is no entrance/exit in the partition wall 52 facing the living/dining/kitchen 24, the design of the living/dining/kitchen 24 can be improved.

Note that the partition wall 52 of this embodiment partitions the first private room 25 and the living space 24a of the living/dining/kitchen 24. That is, in this embodiment, the buffer space 27 and the first private room 25 are adjacent to the living space 24a of the living/dining/kitchen 24. However, as mentioned above, the buffer space 27 is connected to the living space 24a of the living/dining/kitchen 24, whereas the first private room 25 is connected to the living space 24a of the living/dining/kitchen 24. It has not been.

Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the buffer space 27 and the first private room 25 of this embodiment are both located on the west side of the living/dining/kitchen 24 and adjacent to the living space 24a. Not limited. Both the buffer space 27 and the first private room 25 may be arranged adjacent to the living/dining/kitchen 24 in the same direction (for example, east) other than the west side of the living/dining/kitchen 24. Further, the buffer space 27 and the first private room 25 may be adjacent to the living/dining/kitchen 24 in different directions (for example, one is on the west side and the other is on the south side).

Further, the first private room 25 may be adjacent to a space other than the living space 24a of the living/dining/kitchen 24. That is, the first private room 25 may be adjacent to the dining space 24b of the living/dining/kitchen 24, for example. Further, the first private room 25 may be adjacent to, for example, a kitchen space 24c of the living/dining/kitchen 24 in which a kitchen set is provided.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 2, the first private room 25 of this embodiment is connected to the main flow line space S across a partition wall 53 in which an entrance/exit 53a is provided. With such a configuration, a flow line that allows direct access from the first private room 25 to the main flow line space S can be secured. Therefore, it is possible to go to the toilet 22 etc. connected to the main flow line space S from the first private room 25 without going through the living room, dining room and kitchen 24, and the privacy of the first private room 25 can be further enhanced. At the same time, the convenience of the first private room 25 can be improved.

Note that, as shown in FIG. 2, the first private room 25 of this embodiment is connected to the hallway 21 on the second floor of the main flow line space S across a partition wall 53 in which an entrance 53a is provided. , but is not limited to this configuration. The first private room 25 may be connected to another space forming the main flow line space S across a partition wall 53 provided with an entrance/exit 53a. However, from the viewpoint of privacy of the first private room 25, the main flow line space S to which the first private room 25 is connected is preferably a non-occupied room like the hallway 21 of this embodiment. Further, from the viewpoint of privacy of the first private room 25, it is preferable that a fitting 53b is provided at the entrance/exit 53a as in this embodiment.

Moreover, as shown in FIG. 2, although the partition wall 53 of this embodiment is arranged on the north side of the first private room 25, it is not limited to this configuration. The arrangement position of the partition wall 53 provided with the entrance/exit 53a that connects the first private room 25 to the main flow line space S may be designed as appropriate depending on the position of the main flow line space S with respect to the first private room 25.

The partition walls other than the above-mentioned partition wall 51, partition wall 52, and partition wall 53 that partition the first private room 25 of this embodiment from the surrounding space (in this embodiment, the wall located on the west side of the first private room 25) are: This is an outer wall 60. The outer wall 60 may be provided with a window 60a that can let in natural light from an outdoor space, as in this embodiment. Although the window 60a of the present embodiment has a fitting including a glass plate that allows natural light to pass through from the outdoor space, the window 60a is not limited to this configuration. The window 60a may be, for example, a window that includes a glass plate that allows natural light to pass through from the outdoor space. However, the outer wall 60 may be configured without the window 60a. In such a case, the first private room 25 can be accessed from, for example, a window 57a of the outer wall 57 (see FIG. 2), which will be described later, to the buffer space 27, the entrance/exit 51a of the partition wall 51, or other openings provided in the partition wall 51. It may also be configured to let in natural light through.

As shown in FIG. 2, the buffer space 27 of this embodiment is divided by a first partition wall 54 from a space located on the opposite side of the first private room 25 with the buffer space 27 interposed therebetween. The first partition wall 54 of this embodiment is a partition wall 55 that partitions the buffer space 27 and the second private room 26 as another indoor space. The partition wall 55 of this embodiment is arranged to face the partition wall 51. The partition wall 55 of this embodiment is provided with an entrance 55a in which fittings 55b are arranged. That is, the buffer space 27 of this embodiment is connected to the second private room 26 across the partition wall 55 in which the entrance/exit 55a is provided. However, the first partition wall 54 may be an outer wall that partitions the buffer space 27 and the outdoor space. When the first partition wall 54 is an outer wall, it is preferably an outer wall without windows. By doing so, it is possible to prevent the first private room 25 from being seen through the buffer space 27 from the outdoor space through the window of the first partition wall 54. Thereby, the privacy of the first private room 25 can be further enhanced.

More specifically, the partition wall 55 as the first partition wall 54 of this embodiment extends in the east-west direction. Further, in this embodiment, the partition wall 51 is arranged on the north side of the buffer space 27, and the partition wall 55 as the first partition wall 54 is arranged on the south side of the buffer space 27, facing the partition wall 51.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 2, the buffer space 27 of this embodiment is divided by a second partition wall 56 from a space located on the opposite side of the living/dining/kitchen 24 with the buffer space 27 in between. The second partition wall 56 of this embodiment is an outer wall 57 provided with a window 57a. That is, the outer wall 57 as the second partition wall 56 partitions the buffer space 27 from the outdoor space. By doing so, natural light can be introduced into the buffer space 27 from the outdoor space through the window 57a of the outer wall 57, and the lighting performance of the buffer space 27 can be improved. Furthermore, the outer wall 57 as the second partition wall 56 is not located on the opposite side of the first private room 25 with the buffer space 27 in between. Therefore, it is difficult for the first private room 25 to be seen through the buffer space 27 from the outdoor space through the window 57a of the outer wall 57 as the second partition wall 56. Thereby, the privacy of the first private room 25 can be further enhanced. Note that, although the window 57a of the present embodiment is, for example, a fitted window including a glass plate through which natural light can pass through from the outdoor space, it is not limited to this configuration. The window 57a may be configured to include fittings including a glass plate through which natural light can pass through from the outdoor space, for example.

More specifically, in this embodiment, the living/dining/kitchen 24 is arranged on the east side with the buffer space 27 in between, and the outer wall 57 as the second partition wall 56 is arranged on the west side with the buffer space 27 in between. There is.

Further, as shown in FIG. 2, in the house 100 of this embodiment, the buffer space 27 and the living/dining/kitchen 24 are always in communication. By doing so, the continuity between the buffer space 27 and the living/dining/kitchen 24 can be emphasized. As a result, the continuity of the living/dining/kitchen 24 and the first private room 25, which are connected via the buffer space 27, becomes more noticeable.

More specifically, the buffer space 27 and the living/dining/kitchen 24 of this embodiment are always in communication through an entrance/exit 58a provided in the partition wall 58 and without fittings. In other words, the buffer space 27 and the living/dining/kitchen 24 of this embodiment are connected across the partition wall 58 in which the entrance/exit 58a is provided. Further, no fittings are provided at the entrance/exit 58a of this partition wall 58. Since the buffer space 27 and the living/dining/kitchen 24 are always in communication through the entrance/exit 58a, the partition wall 58 maintains the continuity of the living/dining/kitchen 24 and the first private room 25, which are connected via the buffer space 27. , the boundary between the buffer space 27 and the living/dining/kitchen 24 becomes easier to be aware of, the sense of depth from the living/dining/kitchen 24 to the buffer space 27, and the privacy of the first private room 25 connected to this buffer space 27. You can emphasize the feeling.

FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the ceiling heights of the living/dining/kitchen 24 and the buffer space 27 as a shared living room. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the ceiling surface 90 of the living/dining/kitchen 24 of this embodiment has a height H1 from the floor (hereinafter referred to as "ceiling height") higher than the surroundings. , a high ceiling portion 90a is provided. More specifically, the ceiling surface 90 of the living/dining/kitchen 24 of this embodiment is a standard ceiling part 90b having a ceiling height H2 that is approximately equal to the ceiling height of each of the buffer space 27, the first private room 25, and the second private room 26. and a high ceiling portion 90a having a ceiling height H1 higher than the ceiling height H2 of the standard ceiling portion 90b.

As shown in FIG. 3, in this embodiment, the upper end of the partition wall 58 between the buffer space 27 and the living/dining/kitchen 24 is connected to a high ceiling portion 90a. By doing so, the boundary between the buffer space 27 and the living/dining/kitchen 24 is more easily recognized by the partition wall 58, and the sense of depth from the living/dining/kitchen 24 to the buffer space 27 is improved. The sense of privacy of the first private room 25 connected to the buffer space 27 can be further emphasized.

In addition, the partition walls 52 and 58 of this embodiment mentioned above extend linearly so that it may be continuous in planar view. More specifically, the partition walls 52 and 58 of this embodiment extend linearly so as to be continuous in the north-south direction in plan view.

Up to this point, the relationship between the living/dining/kitchen 24 as a shared living room, the first private room 25 as a private living room, and the buffer space 27 has been mainly explained. Hereinafter, the relationship among the living/dining/kitchen 24 as a shared living room, the first private room 25 as a private living room, the second private room 26 as a private living room, and the buffer space 27 will be explained. Hereinafter, for convenience of explanation, the first private room 25 will be distinguished as a "first private room" and the second private room 26 will be referred to as a "second private room."

The buffer space 27 connects the living/dining/kitchen 24 as a shared living room and the second private room 26 as a second private living room, and is connected to each of these. Therefore, the buffer space 27 creates continuity between the living room/dining room/kitchen 24 as a shared living room and the second private room 26 as a second private living room, and the depth created by the buffer space 27 creates a It is possible to create a sense of privacy in the second private room 26, which serves as a private room. In other words, by arranging the buffer space 27, as described above, it is possible to achieve both the continuity of the common living room and the first private living room and the privacy of the first private living room. It is also possible to achieve both continuity of the living room and privacy of the second dedicated living room.

As shown in FIG. 2, in the house 100 of this embodiment, the buffer space 27 is connected to the second private room 26 across a partition wall 55 in which an entrance 55a is provided. By providing the partition wall 55, the privacy of the second private room 26 can be further enhanced.

Further, the position where the partition wall 55 is provided with respect to the buffer space 27 is not limited to the south side of the buffer space 27, nor is it limited to the long side of the buffer space 27. However, the position where the partition wall 55 is provided with respect to the buffer space 27 is in the direction intersecting the extending direction of the buffer space 27 from the living/dining/kitchen 24 (the east-west direction in this embodiment). In this case, the north-south direction is preferable. By doing this, it becomes difficult to see the entrance/exit 55a provided in the partition wall 55 from the living/dining/kitchen 24 through the buffer space 27. Therefore, it is difficult to see the inside of the second private room 26 from the living/dining/kitchen 24 through the buffer space 27, and the privacy of the second private room 26 can be further enhanced.

Note that although fittings 55b are provided at the entrance 55a of the partition wall 55 in this embodiment, the structure is not limited to this. The doorway 55a may not be provided with fittings 55b. However, from the viewpoint of privacy of the second private room 26, it is preferable that a fitting 55b is provided at the entrance 55a of the partition wall 55.

As shown in FIG. 2, the second private room 26 of this embodiment is adjacent to the living/dining/kitchen 24 with a partition wall 59 having no entrance/exit interposed therebetween. With this configuration, it is not possible to go directly to and from the second private room 26 from the living/dining/kitchen 24, but it is possible to go back and forth from the living/dining/kitchen 24 to the second private room 26 via the buffer space 27. Become. This makes it difficult to see the inside of the second private room 26 from the living/dining/kitchen 24, making it possible to further enhance the privacy of the second private room 26. Furthermore, since the living/dining/kitchen 24 and the second private room 26 are adjacent to each other across the partition wall 59, the living/dining/kitchen 24 and the second private room 26 are adjacent to each other with the partition wall 59 in between. 26 and the buffer space 27 connecting these can be improved in integrity. Furthermore, since there is no entrance/exit in the partition wall 59 facing the living/dining/kitchen 24, the design of the living/dining/kitchen 24 can be improved.

Note that the partition wall 59 of this embodiment partitions the second private room 26 and the living space 24a of the living/dining/kitchen 24. That is, in this embodiment, the buffer space 27, the first private room 25, and the second private room 26 are adjacent to the living space 24a of the living/dining/kitchen 24. However, as mentioned above, the buffer space 27 is connected to the living space 24a of the living/dining/kitchen 24, whereas the first private room 25 and the second private room 26 are connected to the living/dining/kitchen 24. It is not connected to the living space 24a.

Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the buffer space 27, the first private room 25, and the second private room 26 of this embodiment are all arranged on the west side of the living/dining/kitchen 24 and adjacent to the living space 24a. However, it is not limited to this configuration. The buffer space 27, the first private room 25, and the second private room 26 are all arranged adjacent to the living/dining/kitchen 24 in the same direction (for example, east side) other than the west side of the living/dining/kitchen 24. Good too. Furthermore, at least one of the buffer space 27, the first private room 25, and the second private room 26 may be adjacent to the living/dining/kitchen 24 in different directions (for example, two on the west side and one on the south side). .

Further, the second private room 26 may be adjacent to a space other than the living space 24a of the living/dining/kitchen 24. That is, the second private room 26 may be adjacent to the dining space 24b of the living/dining/kitchen 24, for example. Further, the second private room 26 may be adjacent to, for example, a kitchen space 24c of the living/dining/kitchen 24 in which a kitchen set is provided.

In addition, the partition wall 59 of this embodiment mentioned above is linearly extended so that it may be continuous with the partition walls 52 and 58 by planar view. More specifically, the partition wall 59 of this embodiment extends linearly so as to be continuous with the partition walls 52 and 58 in the north-south direction in plan view.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 2, the second private room 26 of this embodiment is not connected to the main flow line space S. The second private room 26 as the second private room of this embodiment is mainly different from the first private room 25 as the first private room described above in this point. More specifically, the second private room 26 of this embodiment is only connected to the buffer space 27 through the entrance/exit 55a of the partition wall 55 described above, and is not connected to other indoor spaces. As described above, the partition wall 59 is not provided with an entrance/exit. Further, partition walls other than the partition wall 55 and the partition wall 59 that partition the second private room 26 from the surrounding space are the outer wall 61 on the west side and the outer wall 62 on the south side.

In this embodiment, a window 61a is provided on the west side outer wall 61 to let in natural light from an outdoor space. Although the window 61a of the present embodiment has a fitting including a glass plate that allows natural light to pass through from the outdoor space, the window 61a is not limited to this configuration. The window 61a may be, for example, a window that includes a glass plate that allows natural light to pass through from the outdoor space. Further, the west outer wall 61 may be configured without the window 61a. Further, although the south outer wall 62 of this embodiment does not have a window, it may be provided with a window. Note that if there are no windows on the west side outer wall 61 and the south side outer wall 62, the second private room 26 can be opened, for example, from the window 57a of the above-mentioned outer wall 57 (see FIG. 2) to the buffer space 27 and the partition wall. 55 or other openings provided in the partition wall 55 may be configured to take in natural light.

In this way, the house 100 of this embodiment includes the second private room 26 as a second private room on the opposite side of the buffer space 27 from the first private room 25 as the first private room. The buffer space 27 of this embodiment connects the living/dining/kitchen 24 as a shared living room, the first private room 25 as a first private room, and the second private room 26 as a second private room. connected to each. By providing such a buffer space 27, it is possible to achieve both continuity between the common living room and the plurality of (in this embodiment, two) private living rooms, and the privacy of each of the plurality of private living rooms.

Further, as described above, in the house 100 of this embodiment, the buffer space 27 and the living/dining/kitchen 24 are always in communication. By doing so, as described above, the continuity between the buffer space 27 and the living/dining/kitchen 24 can be emphasized. As a result, in addition to the continuity of the living/dining/kitchen 24 and the first private room 25 that are connected via the buffer space 27, the continuity of the living/dining/kitchen 24 and the second private room 26 that are connected via the buffer space 27. It also becomes easier to be aware of gender.

Furthermore, as described above, the buffer space 27 and the living/dining/kitchen 24 of this embodiment are always in communication through the entrance/exit 58a provided in the partition wall 58 and without fittings. Therefore, while maintaining the continuity of the living/dining/kitchen 24, first private room 25, and second private room 26, which are connected via the buffer space 27, the partition wall 58 allows the buffer space 27 to be connected to the living/dining/kitchen 24. The boundaries become more noticeable, and the sense of depth from the living/dining/kitchen 24 to the buffer space 27 and the sense of privacy of the first private room 25 and second private room 26 connected to this buffer space 27 can be emphasized.

Furthermore, as described above, in this embodiment, the upper end of the partition wall 58 between the buffer space 27 and the living/dining/kitchen 24 is connected to the high ceiling portion 90a (see FIG. 3). By doing so, the boundary between the buffer space 27 and the living/dining/kitchen 24 is more easily recognized by the partition wall 58, and the sense of depth from the living/dining/kitchen 24 to the buffer space 27 is improved. The sense of privacy of the first private room 25 and the second private room 26 connected to the buffer space 27 can be further emphasized.

Hereinafter, other details of the floor plan of the house 100 of this embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2.

As shown in FIG. 1, the entrance 11 on the first floor of the house 100 is provided with an entrance 11a that allows access to an outdoor space. The entrance 11a is provided with an entrance door 11b as a fitting. The hallway 12 is continuous with the entrance 11. Further, a toilet 13, a washroom 14, three private rooms 16, 17, 18, and a storage room 19 on the first floor are connected to the hallway 12. Specifically, the toilet 13 is adjacent to the hallway 12 with a partition wall 63 provided with an entrance 63a in between. Fittings 63b are provided at the entrance/exit 63a. The storage room 19 is adjacent to the hallway 12 with a partition wall 80 provided with an entrance 80a in between. A fitting 80b is provided at the entrance 80a. Note that the partition walls 63 and 80 of this embodiment extend linearly so as to be continuous in plan view. Further, the washroom 14 is adjacent to the hallway 12 with a partition wall 64 provided with an entrance/exit 64a in between. Fittings 64b are provided at the entrance/exit 64a. Further, the washroom 14 of this embodiment is connected to a changing room 20. The changing room 20 is configured such that a washing machine can be installed therein. The undressing room 20 is connected to a bathroom 15 on the opposite side of the washroom 14 with the undressing room 20 in between. The washroom 14 and the changing room 20 are separated by a partition wall 65 provided with an entrance/exit 65a. Fittings 65b are provided at the entrance/exit 65a. Further, the bathroom 15 and the changing room 20 are separated by a partition wall 66 provided with an entrance/exit 66a. A fitting 66b is provided at the entrance/exit 66a. Note that the bathroom 15 and the changing room 20 of this embodiment are not connected to the hallway 12.

The private rooms 16 and 17 are adjacent to each other with a partition wall 67 having no entrance and exit in between. Further, the private room 16 is adjacent to the hallway 12 with a partition wall 68 provided with an entrance/exit 68a in between. A fitting 68b is provided at the entrance/exit 68a. The private room 17 is adjacent to the hallway 12 across a partition wall 69 in which an entrance 69a is provided. A fitting 69b is provided at the entrance/exit 69a. The partition walls 68 and 69 of this embodiment extend linearly so as to be continuous in plan view. Further, the private rooms 16 and 17 are separated from the outdoor space by outer walls 70 and 71. The outer walls 70, 71 are provided with doorways 70a, 71a that allow access between the private rooms 16, 17 and the outdoor space. Fittings 70b and 71b are provided at the entrances and exits 70a and 71a.

The private room 18 is connected to the hallway 12 through an entrance/exit 72a. A fitting 72b is provided at the entrance/exit 72a. Further, the private room 18 is separated from the outdoor space by an outer wall 73. This outer wall 73 is provided with an entrance 73a that allows access between the private room 18 and the outdoor space. A fitting 73b is provided at the entrance/exit 73a.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a staircase 41 serving as an elevating section is connected to a hallway 12 on the first floor and a hallway 21 on the second floor.

As shown in FIG. 2, the second floor toilet 22, living/dining/kitchen 24, and first private room 25 are connected to the hallway 21. Specifically, the toilet 22 is adjacent to the hallway 21 with a partition wall 74 provided with an entrance 74a in between. A fitting 74b is provided at the entrance 74a. Two entrances and exits 75a and 76a are provided between the living/dining/kitchen 24 and the hallway 21. Specifically, the living space 24a of the living/dining/kitchen 24 is adjacent to the hallway 21 with a partition wall 75 provided with an entrance/exit 75a in between. Further, the kitchen space 24c of the living/dining/kitchen 24 is adjacent to the hallway 21 with a partition wall 76 provided with an entrance/exit 76a in between. Fittings 75b and 76b are provided at the entrances and exits 75a and 76a. In this embodiment, a partition wall 75 that partitions the living space 24a and the hallway 21 is located on the north side of the living space 24a, and the upper end of the partition wall 75 also extends to the high ceiling 90a.

Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the living/dining/kitchen 24 is adjacent to the veranda 23 with outer walls 77 and 78 in between. The outer walls 77 and 78 of this embodiment extend in orthogonal directions in a plan view, and form protruding corners at positions where they are continuous with each other. Specifically, the outer wall 77 of this embodiment is located on the east side of the living/dining/kitchen 24 and extends in the north-south direction. Further, the outer wall 78 of this embodiment is located on the south side of the living/dining/kitchen 24 and extends in the east-west direction. The outer wall 77 is provided with an entrance 77a leading to the balcony 23. A fitting 77b is provided at the entrance 77a. The outer wall 78 is provided with a window 78a. The window 78a may be a fitted window including a glass plate that allows natural light to pass through from the outdoor space, or may include fittings.

The house according to the present invention is not limited to the specific configuration described in the embodiments described above, and various modifications and changes can be made without departing from the scope of the claims.

The present invention relates to housing.

11: Entrance 11a: Entrance 11b: Entrance door 12: Corridor 13: Toilet 14: Washroom 15: Bathroom 16: Private room 17: Private room 18: Private room 19: Storage room 20: Dressing room 21: Corridor 22: Toilet 23: Balcony 24: Living room, dining room, kitchen (an example of a shared living room)
24a: Living space 24b: Dining space 24c: Kitchen space 25: First private room (an example of a private room)
26: Second private room (an example of a private room)
27: Buffer space 41: Stairs 51, 52, 53, 55, 58, 59, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 74, 75, 76: Partition walls 51a, 53a, 55a, 58a, 63a , 64a, 65a, 66a, 68a, 69a, 72a, 74a, 75a, 76a: Entrance/exit 51b, 53b, 55b, 63b, 64b, 65b, 66b, 68b, 69b, 72b, 74b, 75b, 76b: Fittings 54: No. 1 section wall 56: 2nd section wall 57, 60, 61, 62, 78: Outer wall 57a, 60a, 61a, 78a: Windows 70, 71, 73, 77: Outer wall 70a, 71a, 73a, 77a: Doorway 70b, 71b , 73b, 77b: Fittings 90: Ceiling surface 90a: High ceiling section 90b: Standard ceiling section 100: House S: Main flow line space H1: Ceiling height of high ceiling section H2: Ceiling height of standard ceiling section

Claims (12)

common living room and
A private room and
a buffer space that connects the common living room and the private living room and is connected to each of the common living room and the dedicated living room;
The buffer space is
Consists of a first flow line space located on the first flow line from the entrance to the common living room, or
If there is a lift that allows movement to another floor, which is accessible from the common living room without going through the first flow line space, the first flow line space and the above a second flow line space located on the second flow line up to the elevating section;
A residential building that is not connected to the main flow line space. The house according to claim 1, wherein the buffer space is connected to the private room across a partition wall provided with an entrance/exit. 3. The house according to claim 1, wherein the exclusive living room is adjacent to the common living room across a partition wall that has no entrance/exit. 3. The house according to claim 1, wherein the private room is connected to the main circulation space across a partition wall provided with an entrance/exit. The buffer space is divided by a partition wall from a space located on the opposite side of the dedicated living room across the buffer space,
The partition wall is
an exterior wall without windows that separates the buffer space from the outdoor space, or
The house according to claim 1 or 2, which is a partition wall that partitions the buffer space and another indoor space. When the partition wall is a first partition wall, the buffer space is partitioned by a second partition wall and a space located on the opposite side of the common living room with the buffer space in between,
The house according to claim 5, wherein the second partition wall is an outer wall provided with a window. The house according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the buffer space and the common living room are always in communication. 8. The house according to claim 7, wherein the buffer space and the common living room are always in communication through an entrance provided in a partition wall and without fittings. The ceiling surface of the common living room is provided with a high ceiling section whose height from the floor surface is higher than the surrounding area,
The house according to claim 8, wherein an upper end of the partition wall between the buffer space and the common living room is connected to the high ceiling. When the private room is a first private room, a second private room is provided on the opposite side of the first private room with the buffer space in between,
The buffer space connects the common living room, the first private living room, and the second private living room, and is connected to each of the common living room, the first private living room, and the second private living room, The house according to claim 1 or 2. 11. The house according to claim 10, wherein the buffer space is connected to the second private room across a partition wall provided with an entrance/exit. The house according to claim 11, wherein the second private living room is not connected to the main flow line space.

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