JP2024004699A - House - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a house that has a work space where sounds and the visual field are isolated as much as possible while the space connects with the LDK of the house.

SOLUTION: A house 10 comprises an LDK 17 located on the first floor 11, a work space 19 located on the first floor 11, and a first staircase 18 which connects the second floor 12 above the first floor 11 to the first floor 11 and can be entered from the LDK 17, wherein the LDK 17 and work space 19 are at relative positions across the first staircase 18, and an upper space 80 of the work space 19 and the first staircase 18 connect with each other.

SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

COPYRIGHT: (C)2024,JPO&INPIT

Description

Application for application of Article 30, Paragraph 2 of the Patent Act has been filed.On July 3, 2021, it was exhibited at Sekisui House Co., Ltd. Sherwood Iwaki Exhibition Hall.

The present invention relates to a house having rooms with different floor heights.

In recent years, with the spread of working from home, more and more homes are equipped with workspaces. For example, the building disclosed in Patent Document 1 includes a library connected to a hallway and a walk-in closet as a workspace. The library has an atrium above, and the living room, which connects to the atrium, is located on the upper floor.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2015-96679

In the building disclosed in Patent Document 1, the library faces the Japanese-style room through a hallway, so the eyes of residents entering and exiting the Japanese-style room may be directed into the library. Additionally, it is easy to overlook the library from the living room on the upper floor through the atrium. For this reason, residents may suddenly see documents in the library or the screen of an information terminal device. In addition, residents working in the library may be able to see residents entering and exiting the Japanese-style room or the movements of residents in the Japanese-style room, or hear the sounds of the residents' movements. may interfere with concentration.

In addition, the hallway that connects the library is connected to other rooms, so residents are expected to go back and forth between their rooms and the library. There is a need to.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide a house equipped with a workspace that is connected to the LDK of the house and shielded from sound and visibility as much as possible.

(1) The house according to claim 1 includes an LDK located on the first floor, a workspace located on the first floor, a second floor located above the first floor, and the first floor. and a staircase that can be accessed from the LDK, the LDK and the workspace are located opposite each other across the staircase, and the upper space of the workspace and the staircase are separated by a space. are continuous.

The space above the workspace and the first staircase that can be accessed from the LDK are continuous, but the staircase is located between the LDK and the workspace to block noise and visibility as much as possible, so the workspace Residents can concentrate on their work without worrying about their surroundings. This makes it possible to create a workspace that is connected to other rooms while blocking out noise and visibility as much as possible.

(2) Claim 2 provides that the living space and the work space of the LDK are located opposite each other across the stairs, the stairs can be entered from the living space, and the kitchen of the LDK The house according to claim 1, wherein the workspace is accessible from the space.

Residents in the kitchen space can enter the workspace in a short line of movement, allowing them to work efficiently during the day when doing housework at home while teleworking. In addition, the line of flow from the living space to the workspace is longer, and the line of sight toward the workspace is obstructed by the stairs, so those who work in the workspace while doing housework in the kitchen space are unable to walk home from work at night. You can concentrate on your work even when you are in the living room.

(3) Claim 3 is the house according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the floor surface of the workspace is lower than the floor surface of the LDK.

Since the line of sight between the workspace and LDK residents is different, the workspace residents can concentrate on their work without worrying about the LDK residents.

(4) Claim 4 is the house according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the workspace has a ceiling that partitions it from the space on the second floor.

Since the upper part of the workspace is blocked spatially and visually, residents in the workspace can concentrate on their work.

(5) Claim 5 provides that the staircase has a skip floor located between the first floor and the second floor, and the space above the workspace and the skip floor are separated by a space. The house according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the house is continuous and a part of the lower space of the workspace is located below the skip floor.

Residents in the workspace can work while feeling a spatial connection with the LDK and the skip floor at the location where the upper space connects with the skip floor, and in the part of the lower space located below the skip floor. , it is also possible to move to an environment where sound and visibility are more obstructed.

(6) Claim 6 further comprises a hall located on the second floor, and the hall is connected to the workspace on the first floor through an atrium located above the skip floor. The house described in 5.

Residents in the workspace on the first floor and residents in the hall on the second floor can sense each other's presence.

(7) Claim 7 is the house according to claim 5 or 6, wherein the skip floor has a built-in shelf located between the skip floor and the upper space of the workspace.

The presence of built-in shelves makes it difficult for residents in the workspace to see their hands from the skip floor, thereby preventing other residents from seeing the documents and information terminal screens of residents working in the workspace.

(8) Claim 8 is the house according to claim 7, wherein the built-in shelf has a shelf space that opens to both the skip floor and the upper space of the workspace.

The part of the built-in shelf that opens to both the skip floor and the workspace can be used by both residents as storage space, and the part that is not open can be placed in an appropriate location to block the residents' line of sight. be able to.

According to the present invention, it is possible to realize a workspace that is connected to other rooms and is shielded from sound and visibility as much as possible.

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a first floor 11 in a house 10 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 2 is an enlarged plan floor plan showing the LDK 17 and workspace 19 on the first floor 11. FIG. 3 is a plan floor plan of the second floor 12 in the residence 10 according to the present embodiment. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing the IV-IV cross section shown in FIG. FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the workspace 19 as seen from the kitchen space 41.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below. Note that the embodiments described below are merely examples of the present invention, and it goes without saying that the embodiments of the present invention can be modified as appropriate without changing the gist of the present invention.

Hereinafter, the direction from the back of the house 10 toward the entrance 15 will be referred to as the front, the opposite direction will be referred to as the rear, and the front and rear will be referred to as the front-rear direction 1. Further, the direction from the living space 40 toward the entrance hall 28 is defined as the left direction, the opposite direction is defined as the right direction, and the direction in which the left direction and the right direction are combined is defined as the left-right direction 2. The direction from the floor surface 78 of the workspace 19 toward the ceiling 79 of the upper space 80 is defined as an upward direction, the opposite direction is defined as a downward direction, and the direction perpendicular to the front-rear direction 1 and the left-right direction 2 is defined as an up-down direction 3 (see FIG. 4). .

The house 10 is a single-family building, and has a first floor (an example of the first floor) 11, a second floor (an example of the second floor) 12, and a mezzanine floor 13 located between the first floor 11 and the second floor 12. It has

As shown in FIG. 1, the first floor 11 of the house 10 includes an entrance 15, a Japanese-style room 16, an LDK 17, a first staircase (an example of a staircase) 18, and a workspace 19.

The entrance 15 is located on the left side of the house 10 in the left-right direction 2 from the front side to the rear side in the front-rear direction 1, and faces the left outer wall 22.

At the entrance 15, there is located an earthen floor 26 which extends approximately in the front-back direction 1 and is movable with shoes on. The earthen floor 26 is connected to the first hallway 27 at a rear position in the front-rear direction 1, and is connected to an entrance hall 28 at a front position in the front-rear direction 1. The entrance hall 28 is connected to the LDK 17 and the first hallway 27. In front of the dirt floor 26 in the front-rear direction 1, a porch 29 that connects to the road adjoining the site of the house 10 is located.

In the first hallway 27, a Japanese-style room 16 is located at the rear, and an LDK 17 is located at the front. A storage 30 is located on the right side of the first hallway 27. On the left side of the first hallway 27 in the left-right direction 2, a first washstand 31 is located at the rear for residents to wash their hands after returning home, and a shoe cloakroom 32 for storing shoes is located at the front. The first hallway 27 can be entered from the dirt floor 26 or from the entrance hall 28.

The Japanese-style room 16 is located behind the entrance 15 and faces the left outer wall 22 and the rear outer wall 24 of the house 10. The Japanese-style room 16 is a space separated from the LDK 17 by a sliding door 35. A table 36 and a storage shelf 37 are arranged in the Japanese-style room 16.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the LDK 17 includes a living space 40, a kitchen space 41, and a dining space 42. The LDK 17 is located on the right side of the entrance hall 28 in the left-right direction 2. The LDK 17 is the largest room in the house 10. The height of the floor surface 43 of the LDK 17 is the same as that of the entrance hall 28 (see FIG. 4), as well as the first hallway 27 and the Japanese-style room 16.

The living space 40 is located on the right side of the entrance hall 28 in the left-right direction 2. In the living space 40, a table 45, a chair 46 having an L-shape in plan view, a television 47, and a storage shelf 48 are arranged. The living space 40 is connected to a first deck 50 across an opening 49 on the front side in the longitudinal direction 1. The first deck 50 is located to the right of the porch 29. A table 51 and two chairs 52 are arranged on the first deck 50.

The dining space 42 is located on the right side in the left-right direction 2 on the rear side of the living space 40. The first staircase 18 is located on the left side of the dining space 42 in the left-right direction 2. In the dining space 42, a table 54 that is long in the left-right direction 2 and a plurality of chairs 55 surrounding the table 54 are arranged. The dining space 42 is connected to a terrace 56 across an opening on the front side in the front-rear direction 1. The terrace 56 is located in front of the dining space 42 across the opening 57. A table 58 and two chairs 59 are arranged on the terrace 56.

The kitchen space 41 is a space in which a system kitchen 60 having a stove and a sink is installed. The kitchen space 41 is located at the front of the living space 40 in the front-rear direction 1. The system kitchen 60 is located on the front side of the kitchen space 41 in the front-rear direction 1. The kitchen space 41 includes a pantry 61, a refrigerator 62, and an air conditioner 63. The pantry 61 is located on the rear side of the kitchen space 41 in the front-rear direction 1. The refrigerator 62 is located to the right of the system kitchen 60. Air conditioner 63 is located behind refrigerator 62. A storage (not shown) is located below the air conditioner 63. The kitchen space 41 is connected to a second deck 65 across an opening 64 on the rear side in the front-rear direction 1. The second deck 65 is located at the rear of the kitchen space 41.

The first staircase 18 is located at the rear of the living space 40 in the front-rear direction 1, and can be entered from the living space 40. The first staircase 18 is a seven-step staircase. The dimension of the first staircase 18 in the left-right direction 2 is longer than half the dimension of the workspace 19 in the left-right direction 2. The first staircase 18 located at the rear of the living space 40 forms a first flow line L1 (see FIG. 2) along the front-rear direction 1 that allows movement between the living space 40 and the skip floor 70.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the mezzanine floor 13 of the residence 10 is provided with a skip floor 70 that is connected to the living space 40 by a first staircase 18. The height of the floor surface 69 of the skip floor 70 is approximately the same as the height of the eye level of a person sitting in the LDK 17. Specifically, the floor surface 69 of the skip floor 70 is higher than the floor surface 43 of the LDK 17. 1400mm higher than the previous model. Above the skip floor 70 is an atrium 71 in which the ceiling of the first floor 11 and the floor of the second floor 12 are not provided. The skip floor 70 is connected to a second staircase 72 that leads to the second floor 12. The second staircase 72 is located on the left side of the atrium 71 in the left-right direction 2, and the space is continuous. The second staircase 72 extends along the front-rear direction 1. The second staircase 72 is a six-step staircase. The second staircase 72 is longer than the dimension of the first staircase 18 in the front-rear direction 1 and shorter than the dimension in the left-right direction 2.

As shown in FIGS. 3, 4, and 5, a built-in shelf 73 is arranged on the skip floor 70. The built-in shelf 73 is located between the skip floor 70 and the upper space 80 located above the workspace 19 (see FIG. 4). More specifically, the fixture shelf 73 is located on the front side of the skip floor 70 in the front-rear direction 1. The fixture shelf 73 extends along the left-right direction 2 from the right side of the second staircase 72 to the right side of the skip floor 70. The height of the built-in shelf 73 is approximately 1500 mm from the floor surface 69 of the skip floor 70.

The built-in shelves 73 are arranged in four stages in the vertical direction 3 and in three rows in the horizontal direction 2 (see FIG. 5). The built-in shelf 73 includes a first shelf space 74 that opens only to the skip floor 70 side among the skip floor 70 and the upper space 80, and a second shelf space that opens only to the upper space 80 side among the skip floor 70 and the upper space 80. 75, and a third shelf space (an example of a shelf space) 76 that opens both on the skip floor 70 side and the upper space 80 side, that is, in the front-rear direction 1. The first shelf space 74 is located at the left and right of the top tier, the center of the second tier from the top, the left and right of the third tier from the top, and the center of the bottom tier when the built-in shelf 73 is viewed from the skip floor 70. . The second shelf space 75 is located generally below the fixture shelf 73. Specifically, the second shelf space 75 is located at the center of the third tier from the top and on the left and right sides of the bottom tier when the built-in shelf 73 is viewed from the skip floor 70 . The third shelf space 76 is located generally above the fixture shelf 73. Specifically, the third shelf space 76 is located at the center of the top shelf 73 when viewed from the skip floor 70, and on the left and right sides of the second shelf from the top.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the workspace 19 is located at the rear side of the house 10 in the front-rear direction 1 and at the center in the left-right direction 2, and faces the rear outer wall 24. The workspace 19 is located on the left side of the kitchen space 41 in the left-right direction 2. The workspace 19 is connected to the entrance 15, the LDK 17, and the skip floor 70 (see FIGS. 1 and 4). The workspace 19 is adjacent to the kitchen space 41, and is connected to the workspace 19 through an entrance 82. Further, the workspace 19 has a step 77 near the entrance/exit 82 (see FIGS. 2 and 5). The step 77 is two steps. Specifically, the height of the floor surface 78 of the workspace 19 is lower than the floor surface 43 of the LDK 17, about 300 mm (see FIG. 4). Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the workspace 19 is connected to the kitchen space 41 by a short second flow line L2 extending in the left-right direction 2, and residents in the kitchen space 41 can move along the second flow line L2. Workspace 19 can be entered.

The workspace 19 faces the living space 40 with the first staircase 18 in between. Residents in the living space 40 can enter the work space 19 from the living space 40 along a third flow line L3 passing through the dining space 42 and the kitchen space 41. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the workspace 19 has a ceiling 79 that separates it from the space on the second floor 12. The ceiling 79 is located below a second hallway 102, which will be described later.

The workspace 19 is divided into an upper space 80 and a lower space 81. The upper space 80 is a space above the workspace 19. The upper space 80 is continuous with the atrium 71. The upper space 80 faces the ceiling 79 upward. The lower space 81 includes a first lower space 83 located below the upper space 80 and a second lower space 84 (an example of a portion of the lower space 81) below the skip floor 70. The height from the floor surface 78 of the workspace 19 to the ceiling 79 in the lower first space 83 is approximately 3500 mm. In the lower first space 83, a desk 86 is fixed to the rear inner wall of the workspace 19. The height from the floor surface 78 of the workspace 19 to the ceiling 90 located below the skip floor 70 in the lower second space 84 is approximately 1500 mm. In the lower second space 84, a storage shelf 92 is installed on the inner wall on the right side of the work space 19.

As shown in FIG. 5, the desk 86 has the same dimension in the left-right direction 2 as the built-in shelf 73. The desk 86 is at the height of the resident's chest when sitting on the floor 78 of the workspace 19, and is located below the window 89 located on the rear inner wall of the workspace 19. Specifically, the desk 86 has a height of about 500 mm from the floor surface 78 of the workspace 19. Information terminal equipment 85 and the like are arranged on the desk 86. A chair 87 is arranged around the desk 86, facing the desk 86. A storage space 88 is located on the left side in the left-right direction 2 on the front side of the work space 19.

As shown in FIG. 3, each room on the second floor 12 is located at the rear of the house 10. The second floor 12 includes a first veranda 100 that extends from the center in the left-right direction 2 to the right at the rear of the house 10 and bends forward to a rear position in the front-rear direction 1; 2, and a second balcony 101 that is bent forward at the right end and extends to the center position in the front-rear direction 1. The second floor 12 includes a second hallway 102, a children's room 103, a second living room (an example of a hall) 104, a third hallway 105, a bedroom 106, a washroom 107, and a bathroom 108.

The second hallway 102 is connected to the second staircase 72, extends in the left-right direction 2 at the center in the left-right direction 2 on the rear side of the second floor 12, bends forward at the right end, and extends to the center in the front-back direction 1. The second hallway 102 is connected to a children's room 103 across a sliding door 110 at the right end extending in the left-right direction 2. The floor surface 109 of the second hallway 102 is 2100 mm higher than the floor surface 69 of the skip floor 70. The second hallway 102 is connected to a second living room 104 on the front side in the front-rear direction 1. The left side of the second hallway 102 in the left-right direction 2 is connected to a third hallway 105. The second hallway 102 is connected to the rear side of the atrium 71 in the front-rear direction 1 .

The children's room 103 faces the right outer wall 23 and the rear outer wall 24. The children's room 103 is separated from the atrium 71 and the second living room 104 by an inner wall 111. A desk 112, a chair 113, and a bed 114 are arranged in the child's room 103.

The second living room 104 is located in front of the children's room 103. The front side of the second living room 104 extends to the left in the left-right direction 2. The second living room 104 is connected to the washroom 107 on the left. The second living room 104 is connected in space to the front side of the atrium 71 in the front-rear direction 1. More specifically, the second living room 104 is connected to the first floor 11 through the atrium 71 (see FIGS. 3 and 4), and the view to the workspace 19 is blocked by the built-in shelf 73. In the second living room 104, a table 116 and chairs 117 that are long in the left-right direction 2 are arranged. The second living room 104 is connected to the second balcony 101 across an opening 118 on the front side in the front-rear direction 1. A chair 117 in the second living room 104 is arranged facing the opening 118.

The third hallway 105 is located on the left side in the left-right direction 2 on the rear side in the front-back direction 1, and faces the rear outer wall 24. The third hallway 105 extends from the left side of the second hallway 102 to the center in the front-rear direction 1. The third hallway 105 is connected to the bedroom 106 via a hinged door 127 on the left, and connected to the washroom 107 on the lower side. In the third hallway, a storage space 123 is located on the right side.

The bedroom 106 faces the rear outer wall 24 and the left outer wall 22. The bedroom 106 is a space separated from the atrium 71 by an inner wall 126 and a hinged door 127. Two beds 128 are arranged in the bedroom 106.

The washroom/dressing room 107 is a space in which a second washstand 130 is installed, and a storage shelf 131 is arranged therein. The washroom/dressing room 107 is located on the left side of the atrium 71 with the inner wall 132 in between. The washroom/dressing room 107 is connected to the second balcony 101 across the opening 133 on the front side in the front-rear direction 1.

Bathroom 108 is a space in which a bathtub 135 is installed. Bathroom 108 is located in front of bedroom 106. The bathroom 108 is connected to the washroom 107 through a swing door 136.

[Operations and effects of embodiment]
The upper space 80 of the workspace 19 and the first staircase 18 that can be accessed from the LDK 17 are continuous as a space, but because the first staircase 18 is located between the LDK 17 and the workspace 19, the access to the workspace 19 is It can block out sound and visibility as much as possible. Therefore, residents in the workspace 19 can concentrate on their work without worrying about their surroundings. As a result, it is possible to create a workspace 19 that is connected to other rooms while being blocked from sound and visibility as much as possible.

In this embodiment, residents in the kitchen space 41 can enter the workspace 19 along the short second flow line L2, so they can work efficiently when doing housework while teleworking at home during the day. In addition, the third flow line L3 for moving from the living space 40 to the work space 19 is lengthened by the first stairs 18, and the line of sight from the living space 40 to the work space 19 is blocked by the first stairs 18. A person who works in the workspace 19 while doing housework can concentrate on the work even when a person who returns home from work at night is in the living space 40.

In this embodiment, the line of sight of the resident in the workspace 19 and the resident in the LDK 17 are shifted. Therefore, the residents of the workspace 19 can concentrate on their work without worrying about the residents of the LDK 17.

In this embodiment, residents in the workspace 19 can concentrate on their work because the upper part of the workspace 19 is spatially and visually blocked by the ceiling 79.

In this embodiment, residents in the workspace 19 can work while feeling the spatial connection with the LDK 17 and the skip floor 70 while staying in the lower first space 83 where the upper space 80 is connected to the skip floor 70. In the lower second space 84, it is also possible to move to an environment where sound and visibility are more blocked.

In this embodiment, residents in the workspace 19 on the first floor 11 and residents in the second living room 104 on the second floor 12 can sense each other's presence through the atrium 71.

In this embodiment, the built-in shelf 73 is arranged between the skip floor 70 and the upper space 80 of the workspace 19, thereby making it difficult for residents in the workspace 19 to see their hands from the skip floor 70. Therefore, documents of the resident working in the workspace 19 and the screen of the information terminal device 85 can be prevented from being seen by other residents.

In this embodiment, the third shelf space 76 of the built-in shelf 73 that is open to both the skip floor 70 and the workspace 19 can be used as a storage space by residents of both the skip floor 70 and the workspace 19. Furthermore, by arranging the unopened portion at an appropriate location, the line of sight to residents in the workspace 19 can be blocked.

[Modified example]
In the above-described embodiment, the case where the house 10 is a two-story building has been described as an example, but the structure is not limited to this. The number of floors of the housing 10 is not particularly limited.

In the above-described embodiment, an example has been described in which the shoe cloakroom 32 for storing shoes and the like is located on the left side of the first hallway 27 in the left-right direction 2, but the present invention is not limited to this configuration. . The shoe cloakroom 32 may be a storage space for storing jackets, umbrellas, etc. other than shoes.

[Claim 1]
LDK located on the first layer,
A workspace located on the first level,
It connects the second floor, which is the upper floor of the first floor, and the first floor, and includes a staircase that can be accessed from the LDK,
The LDK and the workspace are located opposite each other across the stairs,
The space above the above workspace and the above staircase are continuous spaces in a house.

[Claim 2]
The living space and the work space of the LDK are located opposite each other across the stairs,
The stairs can be accessed from the living space,
The house according to claim 1, wherein the workspace is accessible from the kitchen space of the LDK.

[Claim 3]
The house according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the floor surface of the workspace is lower than the floor surface of the LDK.

[Claim 4]
The house according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the workspace has a ceiling that partitions the workspace from the space on the second floor.

[Claim 5]
The staircase has a skip floor located between the first floor and the second floor,
The space above the workspace and the skip floor are continuous,
The house according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a part of the space below the workspace is located below the skip floor.

[Claim 6]
It also has a hall located on the second floor,
6. The house according to claim 5, wherein the hall is connected to the workspace on the first floor through an atrium located above the skip floor.

[Claim 7]
6. The house according to claim 5, wherein the skip floor has a built-in shelf located between the skip floor and the upper space of the workspace.

[Claim 8]
8. The house according to claim 7, wherein the built-in shelf has a shelf space that opens to both the skip floor and the upper space of the workspace.

10...Residence 11...1st floor (1st floor)
12...2nd floor (2nd floor)
17...LDK
18...1st staircase (stairs)
19... Work space 40... Living space 41... Kitchen space 43... LDK floor 70... Skip floor 71... Atrium 73... Built-in shelf 76... Third shelf Space (shelf space)
78... Floor surface of workspace 79... Ceiling 80... Upper space 84... Lower second space (part of lower space)
104...Second living room (hall)

Claims (8)

LDK located on the first layer,
A workspace located on the first level,
It connects the second floor, which is the upper floor of the first floor, and the first floor, and includes a staircase that can be accessed from the LDK,
The LDK and the workspace are located opposite each other across the stairs,
The space above the above workspace and the above staircase are continuous spaces in a house. The living space and the work space of the LDK are located opposite each other across the stairs,
The stairs can be accessed from the living space,
The house according to claim 1, wherein the workspace is accessible from the kitchen space of the LDK. The house according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the floor surface of the workspace is lower than the floor surface of the LDK. The house according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the workspace has a ceiling that partitions the workspace from the space on the second floor. The staircase has a skip floor located between the first floor and the second floor,
The space above the workspace and the skip floor are continuous,
The house according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a part of the space below the workspace is located below the skip floor. It further includes a hall located on the second floor,
6. The house according to claim 5, wherein the hall is connected to the workspace on the first floor through an atrium located above the skip floor. 6. The house according to claim 5, wherein the skip floor has a built-in shelf located between the skip floor and the upper space of the workspace. 8. The house according to claim 7, wherein the built-in shelf has a shelf space that opens to both the skip floor and the upper space of the workspace.

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