JP3137478U - Living room of a collective accommodation facility with separate bath and toilet spaces - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to effectively utilize a space of a living room by separately providing a bath space and a toilet space and making the other space a rectangular space without waste.
In a collective accommodation facility, two bus spaces 5 are arranged side by side in the depth direction of a living room on the boundary side between two adjacent living rooms 1. The bus space 5 can be accessed from a separate room 1 side. By arranging the two bus spaces 5 and 5 in the depth direction, the other spaces in the living room 1 have a substantially rectangular shape without waste. When two toilet spaces 10 and 10 are arranged on the boundary side, the bath space 5 is provided so as to face this. The other bed spaces 12 and the like have a substantially rectangular shape without waste.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a collective accommodation facility used as a hotel, a dormitory or the like, and particularly relates to a residence room of a collective accommodation facility in which each living room has a separate bath and toilet.

As for accommodation facilities used as hotels and dormitories, each room is used as an individual privacy space.
Therefore, it is desirable that each living room has a toilet and a bath individually.
However, in order to increase the number of guests, it is desirable to reduce the area occupied by each room as much as possible and to provide a large number of rooms on one floor.
As a means for that, it is widely adopted to use a unit-type bus that combines a toilet space and a bath space.
Thus, by providing a bath and a toilet in one common space, it is possible to make other spaces as large as possible.

However, in such a unit-type bus with a bath space and a toilet space, the bathtub and toilet are smaller than the standard, so you can not bathe or wash in a relaxed posture I was dissatisfied.
On the other hand, some guests are unfamiliar with hygiene because the bath and toilet are in the same space.
If possible, it is desirable to place the bath and toilet in separate spaces so that the toilet is not visible from the bus and the bathroom is not visible.
However, if the toilet and bath are separate spaces, they will occupy the space of the room so much that it has been a problem that the space as a bedroom or a simple office room cannot be made large.
The fact that a large space as a bedroom cannot be taken makes it very difficult to provide a plurality of beds called so-called twins in one room.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 6-82304

  The problem to be solved is to provide a bath space and a toilet space separately, and sufficiently secure each space while being as small as possible.

The room of the collective accommodation facility that has the bathroom space and toilet space according to this device
In a collective accommodation with a large number of living rooms,
Two bus spaces are arranged side by side in the depth direction of the room on the boundary side of two adjacent rooms,
The arranged bus space can be accessed separately from one of two adjacent rooms,
The toilet space is provided on the wall side opposite to the boundary side of the adjacent living rooms.
In addition, the room of the collective accommodation facility that has other bathroom space and toilet space separately,
In a collective accommodation with a large number of living rooms,
Two toilet spaces are arranged side by side in the depth direction of the room on the boundary side of two adjacent rooms,
The two toilet spaces arranged side by side can be accessed separately from one of the two adjacent rooms,
Faced with the two toilet spaces described above, a separate bath space is provided on the wall side opposite to the width direction of the living room across the entrance of the living room.
In the collective accommodation facility, a plurality of beds are arranged in a bed space other than a bath space and a toilet space.

Since this device has the above-described configuration, the following effects can be obtained.
<a> Two bus spaces are arranged side by side in the depth direction of the living room on the boundary side of two adjacent living rooms, and the arranged bus space can be accessed separately from one of the two adjacent living rooms. .
Therefore, the two bus spaces provided on the boundary side can be arranged side by side, and the other space in the living room can be made into a nearly square space that does not waste. It can be used.
<B> Since the bath space and the toilet space are provided separately in the living room, the stay space is comfortable both hygienically and sensibly.
<C> Since the bath space and the toilet space are provided separately, the bathtub and toilet bowl can also be used in a relatively large size, and have a space for use during bathing, washing, and defecation.
<D> Since the toilet bowl does not enter the sight during bathing, comfortable bathing is possible.
<E> Since two toilet spaces are arranged side by side on the boundary between two adjacent rooms, the bath space of each room is located on the opposite wall side in the width direction of the room. As a bed space other than the space, an approximately square efficient space is secured.
Therefore, a plurality of beds can be accommodated in the bed space.

<1> Collective Structure FIG. 1 shows two adjacent rooms 1 and 1 of a collective accommodation facility.
The living room 1 enters from the door 2 that enters and exits from the corridor of the shared space, and the window 3 provided toward the outside of the building is the deepest.

<2> Partition Bus spaces 5 and 5 are provided by partition walls 4 on the boundary side of adjacent rooms 1 and 1, that is, on the side that separates the two rooms 1 and 1.
The bus spaces 5 and 5 are provided side by side in the depth direction of the living rooms 1 and 1, that is, from the door 2 side of the living room 1 to the window 3 in the back of the room.
In the plan view of FIG. 1, the partition wall 3 is formed in an S shape, and can enter and exit from the adjacent two living rooms 1, 1 to different bus spaces 5.
Since the two bus spaces 5 and 5 are arranged at almost the entire length in the depth direction on the boundary side of the living rooms 1 and 1, there is no protrusion from the boundary side into the living rooms 1 and 1, and the rectangular space is easy to use. It can be a space.
This eliminates wasted space as much as possible and enables effective use of narrow spaces.

<3> Bath Space In the bath space 5, a bathtub 6 and a wash basin 7 are individually installed.
The wash basin 7 is mounted on an artificial marble counter.
The bathtub 6 is installed so that the longitudinal direction thereof is the width direction of the living room 1, that is, the bathtub 6 is accommodated in a portion having the largest width at the back of the room.
In the embodiment, the bathtub 6 having a length of 1350 mm or more could be stored.
A tempered glass door 8 is provided at each opening of the bus space 5 so that the interior space can be seen more widely.

<4> Closet A closet space 9 is provided further on the entrance / exit side than the two bus spaces 5 and 5 formed by the partition wall 3.
The closet space 9 is partitioned by a wall so that clothes can be taken in and out from two adjacent living rooms 1 and 1, and is provided back to back.

<5> Toilet space Toilet spaces 10 are provided on the side opposite to the boundary between the two adjacent living rooms 1 and 1, that is, on the side of the wall 17 opposite to the width direction of the living room 1, close to the door 2. It has been.
A toilet 11 is installed in the toilet space 10.
The toilet space 10 is opened and closed by opening the door 16.

<6> Sleeper Space A sleeper space 12 is provided in a space other than the bus space 5 and the toilet space 10 in the living room 1.
As described above, since the two bus spaces 5 and 5 are housed on the boundary side between the two living rooms 1 and 1, the bed space 12 becomes a substantially quadrangular and easy-to-use space and can be effectively used. Then, in the space of 11.55 m ² , the above-described bath space 5, toilet space 10, closet space 9, other bed space 12, passage space, and office space can be secured.
In the example, the bed 13 having a width of 1200 mm and a length of 2000 mm could be accommodated in the bed space 12.

<7> Office space A counter 14 is installed under the window 6 outside the living room 1.
A chair 15 or the like is arranged toward the counter 14.
The passage space close to the counter 14 is also used as a work space for work and learning.

<8> Arrangement FIGS. 3 and 4 show the arrangement of the living room 1 of the collective accommodation facility with a larger bed space 12.
Two adjacent living rooms 1, 1 are provided with two toilet spaces 10, 10 side by side in the depth direction of the room near the boundary door 2.

<9> Toilet Space In the above-described toilet spaces 10 and 10, the vicinity of the door 2 of the partition wall 4 that partitions the living rooms 1 and 1 is formed in an S shape in a plan view.
Since it is partitioned into S-shapes, the toilet spaces 10 and 10 have an opening opened on either side of the adjacent living rooms 1 and 1 and can enter and exit from there.

<10> Bus Space The bus space 5 is provided on the wall side opposite to the boundary side between the adjacent living rooms 1.
That is, the bath space 5 is on the door 2 side of the living room 1 and faces the two toilet spaces 10 and 10 that are arranged side by side with the door 2 interposed therebetween.

<11> Sleeper Space As described above, the bus space 5 of the living room 1 faces the toilet spaces 10 and 10 that are arranged in the depth direction with the door 2 serving as an entrance to the living room 1 interposed therebetween.
Since the toilet space 10 stores only the toilet 11 and the bath space 5 stores the bathtub 6 and the wash basin 7, the length of the two toilet spaces 10 and 10 in the depth direction and the length of the bath space 5 in the depth direction However, they are almost the same length.
That is, the toilet spaces 10 and 10 and the bath space 5 face each other on the left and right wall sides with the door 2 interposed therebetween, and project in the depth direction of the living room 1.
Then, by setting the space on the side of the window 3 other than the bath space 5 and the toilet space 10 as a bed space 12, the bed space 12 can be used as a substantially rectangular space in which a wasteful space hardly occurs.
In the embodiment, a bathroom space 6 and a toilet space 5 are provided on the door 2 side in a 15.52 m ² living room 1 space, and a rectangular space closer to the window 3 is used as a bed space 12 and two beds 13 are provided. The table can be accommodated.

<12> Others A counter 14 is installed on the side of the wall 17 opposite to the boundary side of the two adjacent living rooms 1 and 1, and is used as a work space.

It is a top view of the living room which accommodated one bed. It is a general-view figure of the living room of the Example of FIG. It is a top view of the living room which accommodated two beds. It is a general-view figure of the living room of the Example of FIG.

1: Living room 2: Door 3: Window 4: Partition wall 5: Bath space 6: Bathtub 7: Wash basin 8: Door 9: Closet 10: Toilet space 11: Toilet 12: Sleeper space 13: Bed 14: Counter 15: Chair 16: Door

Claims (3)

In a collective accommodation with a large number of living rooms,
Two bus spaces are arranged side by side in the depth direction of the room on the boundary side between two adjacent rooms,
The arranged bus space can be accessed separately from one of the two adjacent rooms,
A room of a collective accommodation facility that has a bathroom space and a toilet space that are provided separately on the wall side opposite to the boundary side of adjacent rooms. In a collective accommodation with a large number of living rooms,
Two toilet spaces are arranged side by side in the depth direction of the room on the boundary side of two adjacent rooms,
The two toilet spaces arranged side by side can be accessed separately from one of the two adjacent rooms.
Facing the two toilet spaces as described above, the bath space and the toilet space are separately provided on the wall side opposite to the width direction of the living room across the entrance to the living room. Type accommodation room. A bed space is provided in spaces other than the bath space and toilet space,
The living room of the collective accommodation facility, wherein a plurality of beds are arranged in the bed space, wherein the bathroom space and the toilet space are separately provided.

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