JP3140371U - Housing structure with variable floor plan - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a housing structure capable of changing a floor plan that can change a floor plan of an image completely different from a basic design within a range assumed in advance.
SOLUTION: A unit wall arranged at the opening in a house structure in which the positions of the doorway walls 3 and 4 and the openings such as the common corridor 1 and the veranda 2 and the arrangement of the water surrounding rooms are fixed. The positions 12, 13, 20 and the positions of the sashes 14, 15, 16, and 21, 22 are set to positions and widths that do not interfere with the partition wall setting position that is assumed in advance.
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Description

The present invention relates to a housing structure having a variable floor plan, in which a floor plan can be freely changed within a preliminarily assumed range in a housing complex made of a concrete frame, particularly a mid-to-high-rise housing complex.

  In mid-to-high-rise apartments, the floor plan is basically determined by the position of the pillars and beams. This floor plan is based on the exclusive area of each unit, assuming a standard family structure, a one-room type, 3LDK. It is sold as an interior such as 4LDK, but the floor plan will be changed depending on the interior construction depending on the purchaser's lifestyle, life stage, family structure, etc. due to the growth of children and living with parents. Is often implemented.

  For example, in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-320168 (Patent Document 1), as a dwelling unit structure that facilitates a lifestyle suitable for the life cycle, water supply facilities such as a washroom, a bathroom, and a kitchen are concentrated. In the dwelling unit structure in which the fixed space is provided substantially in the center of the dwelling unit, and the free space that can be partitioned by a movable partition around the fixed space, the free space has a plurality of entrances to the outside. A fixed space with a common drainage stand has been proposed.

Moreover, in Unexamined-Japanese-Patent No. 2001-3582 (patent document 2), each dwelling unit is made into a simple structure, and it can aim at industrialization and improvement of workability, and also the change of a floor plan or the layout of a building as needed. As an apartment house that can be changed, etc., in an apartment house where the first and second dwelling units are arranged side by side, the first dwelling unit and the second dwelling unit are a flat square or rectangular living space, A flat rectangular facility space arranged adjacent to the living space, and at least a part of the outer wall of each dwelling unit is connected in such a manner that the facility space of each dwelling unit is arranged between the living spaces of each dwelling unit. What has been proposed as a building has been proposed.
JP 2000-320168 A (Claims) JP 2001-3582 A (Claims)

The apartment house described in Patent Document 2 merely changes a part of the house by arranging an equipment space between adjacent houses and changing the equipment space.
In addition, the housing structure described in Patent Document 1 is such that a water-surrounding facility is arranged in advance at a predetermined position in a living space and the other part is partitioned by a movable partition. Although there is a temporary temporary residence, it cannot be wiped out.

In view of the current situation, the present invention intends to provide a housing structure that can change the floor plan of an image that is completely different from the basic design within a range that is assumed in advance.

In order to achieve the above object, the housing structure with variable partitioning of the present invention is
A house structure that is basically designed for the required floor plan by partitioning the space obtained by arranging a pair of boundary walls parallel to each other between the shared corridor that connects multiple units and the veranda dedicated to each unit. In
Without changing the arrangement of the various rooms around the water
Assuming a floor plan that can be changed in advance other than the basic design, in the opening formed in the shared corridor or veranda, a position that does not hinder the partition wall setting position assumed in advance, the width, the unit wall position and A sash position is set.

In addition, the device described in claim 2 of this device is
In the housing structure of the partition variable according to claim 1,
The opening is
In a corner room, it is formed also in the doorway wall other than the said common corridor and a veranda.

  This design of the housing structure with variable partitioning is suitable for the basic design of the housing, assuming multiple floor plans in advance so that the housing to be provided to customers can flexibly respond to changes in lifestyles and life stages. The unit wall position and sash position, which are arranged in the opening, are set to positions and widths that do not interfere with the partition wall setting position that is assumed in advance, so that the floor plan can be changed. Within the range, it can be easily changed to a different floor plan of the image.

In particular, in this device, by presenting a floor plan that can be changed in advance to a customer who plans to purchase, there is a convenience that the customer can purchase a house while taking into consideration the floor plan that can be changed. It is very new in terms.

This design is based on the assumption that floor plans that can be changed in advance in addition to the basic design, so that it can flexibly respond to changes in lifestyles, life stages, etc., when designing the units to be provided. In addition, the greatest feature is that the unit wall position and the sash position are set to positions and widths that do not interfere with the partition wall setting position assumed in advance.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a schematic explanatory diagram showing a basic design of a dwelling unit, FIG. 2 is a schematic explanatory diagram showing an example after a floor plan change, and FIG. It is a schematic explanatory drawing which shows other examples.

  In FIG. 1, the basic design when providing to customers is that the doorway walls 3 and 4 are arranged in parallel between the common corridor 1 connecting a plurality of dwellings and the veranda 2 dedicated to each dwelling, with a predetermined interval. When composing a dwelling unit, a toilet 5, a bathroom 6, a washing room 7 also serving as a washing machine storage area, and a kitchen 8 are provided along either the side wall 4 of the shared corridor 1 where the sunshine is relatively undesired. The arrangement is fixed sequentially, and the remaining space is designed so that, for example, the whole space is 4LDK.

First, the living / dining room (LDR) 10 and the Japanese-style room 9 and the Western-style room (R1) 11 which are the center of daily life are partitioned by the partition walls A and B and arranged on the veranda 2 side so as to be sunny.
At that time, when the Japanese-style room 9 and the Western-style room (R1) 11 are arranged on both sides of the living / dining room (LDR) 10, the positions of the unit walls 12 and 13 and the sashes 14 and 15 can be changed so as to have different images. , 16 are set to widths and positions that do not hinder the partition setting position of the floor plan described later.

  Similarly, when the entrance 17 and the two Western-style rooms (R2) 18 and Western-style room (R3) 19 are partitioned by the partition walls C and D on the side of the shared corridor 1, the floor plans can be changed with different images. The position of the unit wall 20 and the positions of the sashes 21 and 22 are set to a width and a position that do not hinder the partition setting position of the floor plan described later.

FIG. 2 is a first partition change example assumed when designing the dwelling unit of FIG.
The arrangement of the rooms on the shared corridor 1 side is the same as in FIG. 1, but on the veranda 2 side, only the partition wall A formed on the unit wall 12 is removed, and the partition wall E newly provided with the Japanese room 9 is provided. It is a 4LDK type in which it is moved inward so as to be adjacent to the Western-style room (R3) 19 and the living room dining room (LDR) 10 is changed between the portion with the Japanese-style room 9 and the Western-style room (R1) 11.

FIG. 3 is a second partition change example assumed when designing the dwelling unit of FIG.
In FIG. 2, the partition wall B provided on the unit wall 13 is removed, and the partition wall B is moved to a portion of the unit wall A close to the door wall 3 so that the area does not change substantially. And the space between the partition wall B and the door wall 4 is changed to a living / dining room (LDR) 10.
In addition, the kitchen 8 has been refurbished so that the living room / dining room (LDR) 10 is face-to-face, and the common corridor 1 side removes the partition wall C to eliminate the conventional Western-style room (R3) 19, This is a 3LDK type with a newly installed Western-style room (R4) 23 with a large space.

In the first embodiment, the position of the sash is not changed in any type, but a dwelling unit having a completely different image from that of the basic design shown in FIG. 1 can be easily created.
In addition, using FIG. 3 as a basic design, using the unit walls 12, 13, and 20 to create the dwelling unit of FIG. 1 or FIG. 2, and further using FIG. 2 as a basic design, creating the dwelling unit of FIG. 1 or FIG. You can also.

In the dwelling unit shown in FIG. 4, the entrance 30 side leading to the common corridor is entirely closed by the door wall 31 except for the opening of the door 30, and the door wall 35 facing the door wall 31 is almost entirely open. Part W is formed.
Verandas 32 and 33 are provided at the upper and lower portions between the door wall 31 and the door wall 35.
In the basic design, the unit wall 34 faces the veranda 32, and the sashes 36 and 37 are arranged between the both sides and each of the boundary walls 31 and 35, and the living and dining room (LDR) is about 13 tatami mats. 38 is formed.

  On the side wall 31 side between the living / dining room (LDR) 38 and the entrance 30, a toilet 39, a bathroom 40, a washing machine storage / wash room 41 and a kitchen 42 are sequentially arranged and fixed. 42 and Living Dining (LDR) 38 are connected by a face-to-face counter.

  A unit wall 43 facing the veranda 33 is provided at the center, and sashes 44 and 45 are disposed between both sides of the veranda 33 and each of the door boundary walls 31 and 35. (R1) 46 and Western-style room (R2) 47 are configured.

Further, on both sides of the opening W of the doorway wall 35, bay windows 48 and 49 are provided, respectively, and between the bay windows 48 and 49, three unit walls 50, 51, 52 and sashes 53, 54 are provided. , 55 are arranged.
On the unit walls 50 and 52, partition walls G and H are respectively extended toward the door wall 31. Between the partition walls G and H, a 6-tatami Japanese room 56 with a floor is provided between the partition walls G and H. This is a 4LDK type in which a Western-style room (R3) 57 is formed between the Western-style room (R2).

FIG. 5 is a first partition change example assumed in designing the dwelling unit of FIG.
The arrangement of the water surrounding rooms (toilet, bathroom, washroom, kitchen) arranged along the door wall 31 is fixed, and the unit wall 34 arranged on the veranda 32 side is parallel to the door wall 31. A partition wall I is newly established.
Moreover, the partition wall J orthogonal to the partition wall I is also provided in the kitchen 42 to form a Western room (R2) 56 that is substantially the same as the Western room (R2) 57 in FIG. 4 and provided in the unit wall 50. Remove partition wall H.
After that, a partition wall K is newly provided on the unit wall 51 to move the Japanese-style room 56 to the veranda 33 side, and a living-dining room (LDK) is provided between the Japanese-style room 56 and the unit wall 34 and sash 37 on the veranda 32 side. 38 is constructed.
Although there is no change in the layout of 4LDK, the layout of the room has changed greatly, and the previous image has been greatly changed.

FIG. 6 is a second partition change example assumed when designing the dwelling unit of FIG.
The unit walls of the veranda 32 are removed by removing the initial partition walls F, G, and H while the arrangement of the water surrounding rooms (toilet, bathroom, washroom, kitchen) arranged along the boundary wall 31 is fixed. By providing a new partition wall L at 34, a Japanese-style room 56 including a part of the outer peripheral portion of the kitchen 42 is newly provided.
Further, a new partition wall M is formed on the unit wall 52 so as to be orthogonal to each other, and the western room (R3) 57 in FIG. 4 is slightly widened, and the space between the partition wall M and the sash 37 of the veranda 32 is provided in the living room / The dining room (LDK) 38 is redesigned.

Furthermore, by removing the unit wall F on the veranda 33 side and integrating the conventional Western-style room (R1) and (R2) into an open Western-style room (R1), the whole was changed to a 3LDK floor plan. Is.
In addition, by using the unit walls 34, 51, 52, 53, and 43, it is possible to configure a dwelling unit other than the one illustrated.

In particular, in this device, when constructing a dwelling unit in a certain area partitioned by the boundary wall and unit wall in an apartment house such as an apartment, the lifestyle that is expected to change in the future is based on the initial design. In order to make it easy to change the floor plan according to the design, multiple plans are designed so that the floor plan can be changed according to the lifestyle at the basic design, and the unit wall position, sash position and The width is set.
Therefore, a dwelling unit with a different image can be achieved by changing the floor plan without performing large construction on the housing.
In addition, it is possible to increase the willingness to purchase by presenting the customer with a plurality of plans that can be changed in layout at the time of sale.

It is a schematic explanatory drawing which shows the basic design of the dwelling unit concerning this invention. It is a schematic explanatory drawing which shows an example after the floor plan change of FIG. It is a schematic explanatory drawing which shows the other example after the floor plan change of FIG. It is a schematic explanatory drawing which shows the other example of the basic design of the dwelling unit concerning this invention. It is a schematic explanatory drawing which shows an example after the floor plan change of FIG. It is a schematic explanatory drawing which shows the other example after the floor plan change of FIG.

Explanation of symbols

1 Common corridor 2 Veranda 3, 4 Boundary wall 5 Toilet 6 Bathroom 7 Washroom 8 Kitchen 9 Japanese-style room
10 Living / Dining
11, 18, 19 Western-style room
12, 13, 20 Unit wall 14-16 Sash 21, 22 Sash

Claims (2)

A house structure that is basically designed for the required floor plan by partitioning the space obtained by arranging a pair of boundary walls parallel to each other between the shared corridor that connects multiple units and the veranda dedicated to each unit. In
Without changing the arrangement of the various rooms around the water
Assuming a floor plan that can be changed in advance other than the basic design, in the opening formed in the shared corridor or veranda, a position that does not hinder the partition wall setting position assumed in advance, the width, the unit wall position and Residential structure with variable partitioning, characterized in that the sash position is set. The opening is
2. The housing structure with variable partitioning according to claim 1, wherein the corner room is also formed on a boundary wall other than the shared hallway and the veranda.