JP3224260U - Room structure of apartment house - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a room structure of an apartment house that is easy to stand up and sit down, makes it easy to use the living room, recognizes a space different from the living room, and provides a sense of security that can be seen from the kitchen unit. SOLUTION: A kitchen unit 11 extending vertically from an inner wall 25, a table 13 extending on the opposite side of the inner wall 25 of the kitchen unit 11, and a table 13 connected to the table 13 toward the inner wall 25 on the opposite side of the kitchen unit 11. A counter 15 extending as a continuous surface, a waist wall 17 standing at the boundary between the kitchen unit 11 and the table 13 surrounding the kitchen unit 11 and the counter 15, and a partition wall 19 reaching the ceiling on the opposite side of the stove 27, The kitchen unit 11 is provided on the opposite side of the kitchen unit 11 along the inner wall 25 to the corner 39 of the living room space L. The floor is higher than the floor 15 and lower than the counter 15, and a tatami 43 is laid on the upper surface. It is equipped with a Japanese-style room 21. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a room structure of an apartment-type apartment house.

  The living room / dining / kitchen room is a continuous room with a living room space, a dining room space, and a kitchen room space. There is an example that forms a Japanese corner. This Japanese corner is called a so-called neutralization chamber. The tatami flooring area such as the neutralization room can create a relaxing space that cannot be obtained on a wooden floor, such as lying down, and can sit with its legs extended. The neutralization room can be used as a space for temporarily laying infants, for example.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2006-90096 Utility Model Registration No. 3173350

  However, the neutralization room with conventional tatami mats laid on the flooring floor has a low or no height from the flooring floor, so it is difficult to stand up from the tatami surface and sit on the tatami surface. It may be difficult to use. In addition, since the conventional neutralization chamber has almost the same height as the flooring floor, it is not much different from a state in which rugs, carpets, sheets, etc. are laid on the flooring floor.

  The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and its purpose is to make it easy to stand up and sit down, to make it easy to use as a living room space, and to recognize a space separate from the flooring floor, and in addition to the kitchen room The object is to provide a room structure of an apartment house that can provide a sense of security that can be seen from the space and kitchen unit.

Next, means for solving the above problems will be described with reference to the drawings corresponding to the embodiments.
The room structure of an apartment house according to claim 1 of the present invention has a living / dining / kitchen room 23 in which a living room space L, a dining room space D, and a kitchen room space K are formed as a continuous room space. In the room structure of apartment-type apartment houses,
A kitchen unit 11 that extends vertically from the inner wall 25 and is configured in the kitchen room space K in which at least a stove 27 and a sink 29 are arranged from the inner wall 25 in the vertical direction;
A table 13 extending in a direction opposite to the stove 27 across the sink 29 of the kitchen unit 11 and configured in a dining room space D;
A counter 15 connected to the table 13 and extending as a continuous surface toward the inner wall 25 on the opposite side of the kitchen unit 11;
A waist wall 17 standing at a boundary between the kitchen unit 11 and the table 13 and the counter 15 surrounding the kitchen unit 11;
A partition wall 19 from the waist wall 17 to the ceiling 37 along the inner wall on the opposite side of the stove 27;
From the small rise 41 which is provided on the opposite side of the kitchen unit 11 along the inner wall 25 to the corner 39 of the living room space L, which is higher than the flooring floor 31 of the living room space L and lower than the counter 15. The uplifted Japanese-style room 21 with the tatami 43 on the upper surface,
It is characterized by providing.

In the room structure of this apartment house, the kitchen unit 11 extends vertically from the inner wall 25. The kitchen unit 11 has a rectangular shape in which at least a stove 27 and a sink 29 are arranged in order from the inner wall 25. A table 13 is connected to the kitchen unit 11 on the opposite side of the stove 27 across the sink 29. Therefore, the stove 27, the sink 29, and the table 13 are arranged in order from the inner wall 25 in a peninsular shape. The table 13 slightly protrudes to the living room space L side facing the kitchen unit 11. A counter 15 is connected to the table 13 in a portion protruding from the kitchen unit 11.
The counter 15 extends toward the inner wall 25 on the facing side of the kitchen unit 11. The counter 15 may be connected to the inner wall 25 at the end in the extending direction, or may be spaced apart. A waist wall 17 is arranged upright at the boundary between the kitchen unit 11 and the table 13 and counter 15 surrounding the kitchen unit 11. The waist wall 17 partitions the kitchen unit 11 and the table 13 and the kitchen unit 11 and the counter 15 at a height lower than the line of sight of a person standing in the kitchen room space K.
In the kitchen unit 11, the facing side of the stove 27 is covered with a partition wall 19 that extends from the waist wall 17 to the ceiling 37 along the inner wall 25. That is, the heat from the stove 27 is blocked by the partition wall 19 and does not directly affect the facing side of the kitchen unit 11.
On the opposite side of the kitchen unit 11, a slightly raised Japanese-style room 21 that reaches the corner 39 of the living room space L along the inner wall 25 is arranged. The small rising Japanese-style room 21 becomes a small rising 41 higher than the flooring 31 in the living room space L. The small rise 41 has a lower upper surface than the counter 15. The small rising Japanese-style room 21 becomes a Japanese corner when the tatami 43 is laid on the upper surface of the small rising 41.
In the room structure of this apartment house, a small rising Japanese room 21 that is a sum corner by a small rising 41 is formed in a partial space of the living room space L between the kitchen room space K and the corner 39 of the living room space L. . This slightly raised Japanese-style room 21 can be easily seated on the stepped portion due to the slightly raised 41. Moreover, it can stand up easily because it is seated on the stepped portion. Compared with the conventional flooring 31 in the living room space L, the small rising Japanese-style room 21 has no discomfort compared to the conventional flooring 31 in the same plane. That is, there is no feeling of lying on the ground.
The small rising Japanese room 21 can be conveniently used as a temporary sleeping place for infants and a place for taking in and folding laundry. The small rising Japanese-style room 21 is a space where a leg can be extended on a tatami mat, and a kotatsu or the like can be installed. In the uplifted Japanese-style room 21, a counter 15 is continuous on the facing side of the kitchen unit 11, and a meal or the like can be made in a Japanese-style room. The counter 15 is similar in height to a table, chabu table, low table or the like and is easy to use. Since the counter 15 is composed of a continuous surface from the table 13, there is also a sense of unity with the table 13.
Further, in the room structure of this apartment house, the small rising Japanese-style room 21 is configured as a part of the living room space L having a three-dimensional feeling. The distance from the counter 15 of the small rising Japanese room 21 to the person standing in the kitchen room space K is the same as the so-called counter-facing kitchen with a counter. For this reason, the feeling of opening from the kitchen side and the sense of security overlooking the small rising Japanese-style room 21 and the living room space L from the kitchen side can be obtained.

The room structure of an apartment house according to claim 2 of the present invention is the room structure of an apartment house according to claim 1,
Between the inner wall 25 and the end of the counter 15, there is a counter non-working portion 49 where the counter 15 is not constructed,
The counter non-working part 49 is provided with a storage part facing the small rising Japanese-style room 21 on the facing side of the kitchen unit 11.

In the room structure of this apartment house, in a configuration in which the counter 15 is not connected to the inner wall 25, the counter is not installed between the end in the extending direction of the counter 15 extending from the table 13 toward the inner wall 25 and the inner wall 25. A portion 49 is provided.
In the counter non-working part 49, storage parts (53, 65) are arranged on the facing side of the kitchen unit 11. Since the stove 27 is arranged from the inner wall 25 side in the kitchen unit 11, the storage portions (53, 65) are arranged on the facing side of the stove 27. That is, the stove 27 and the small rising Japanese-style room 21 are partitioned by the storage portions (53, 65). In the storage units (53, 65), the surface facing the small rising Japanese-style room 21 is a hinged door, a sliding door, and a closet door. As a result, the small rising Japanese-style room 21 has a Japanese-style room structure including a storage unit (53, 65), and it is easy to store a cushion, a cha table, a kotatsu, a bedding, and the like, and further improve usability.

The room structure of an apartment house according to claim 3 of the present invention is the room structure of an apartment house according to claim 1 or 2,
A rising wall 47 is provided at the boundary between the slightly raised Japanese-style room 21 and the flooring floor 31 and is provided with an entrance / exit 45 apart from the kitchen unit 11.

In this apartment house room structure, a rising wall 47 is provided at the stepped portion of the small rising Japanese-style room 21. The rising wall 47 is separated from the counter 15 via the entrance / exit 45. The rising wall 47 on the opposite side of the entrance / exit 45 is connected to an orthogonal inner wall 59 that intersects the inner wall 25 at a right angle with a corner 39 in between. The height of the rising wall 47 can be set as high as the waist wall 17. Therefore, from the kitchen room space K, the space of the small rising Japanese room 21 can be seen through the waist wall 17, but the line of sight from the flooring floor 31 side of the living room space L to the space of the small rising Japanese room 21 is blocked. Moreover, from the small rising Japanese-style room 21, the line of sight to the flooring floor 31 side of the living room space L is blocked while sitting on the tatami surface.
In addition, in the state where the adult stood up on the tatami 43 of the small rising Japanese-style room 21, it becomes possible to look around the flooring floor 31 side, and it is possible to ensure an appropriate privacy.
Further, in the small rising Japanese room 21 provided with the rising wall 47, the surroundings are surrounded by the wall except for the entrance / exit 45, so that it is easy to ensure safety especially as a game space for infants and the like.

  According to the room structure of the apartment house according to claim 1 according to the present invention, the rising and sitting are easier than the same flooring floor surface due to the small step, and it is easy to use as a living room space and By lowering the height from the ceiling to the ceiling, it is possible to recognize a space different from the flooring floor side, and it is possible to obtain a sense of security that can be seen from the kitchen room space overlooking the Japanese room.

  According to the room structure of an apartment house according to claim 2 of the present invention, the small rising Japanese-style room can be used like a room because the small rising Japanese-style room is provided with storage, and it is not scattered.

  According to the room structure of the apartment house according to claim 3 according to the present invention, it is possible to block the line of sight from the slightly raised Japanese-style room to the flooring floor side of the living room space or from the flooring floor side to the slightly raised Japanese-style room. It is possible to stay like a small room and to suppress the fall at the level difference.

It is a top view showing the room structure of the apartment house concerning this invention. It is a top view which shows each area | region of a living dining room kitchen room. It is a perspective view of the kitchen unit shown in FIGS. It is AA sectional drawing of FIG. It is BB sectional drawing of FIG. It is a top view showing the room structure of the apartment house which concerns on the modification in which a storage part is provided in a small rise Japanese-style room. It is CC sectional drawing of FIG. It is EE sectional drawing of FIG. It is a top view showing the room structure of the apartment house concerning the modification whose storage part is a closet.

Hereinafter, embodiments according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a room structure of an apartment house according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a plan view showing each area of a living room / dining / kitchen room.
The room structure of the apartment house according to this embodiment is a living / dining / kitchen room (hereinafter referred to as an LDK room) in which a living room space L, a dining room space D, and a kitchen room space K are formed as a single room. And a kitchen unit 11, a table 13, a counter 15, a waist wall 17, a partition wall 19, and a small uplifted Japanese-style room 21. It has as a structure.

  The kitchen unit 11 in the kitchen room space K is joined to the inner wall 25 of the room space of the LDK room 23 and extends vertically from the inner wall 25. In the kitchen unit 11, at least the stove 27 and the sink 29 are arranged in a direction perpendicular to the inner wall 25. An exhaust hood (not shown) is provided on the top of the stove 27.

  The table 13 in the dining room space D extends on the opposite side of the stove 27 across the sink 29 of the kitchen unit 11. The table 13 has a height of about 700 mm from the flooring floor 31. Skirting boards 33 (FIG. 3) are provided at the corners where the flooring floor 31 and the wall intersect. The table 13 extended from the kitchen unit 11 is supported on the flooring floor 31 by a plurality of legs 35 provided on the lower surface, in addition to being joined and fixed to the kitchen unit 11. The table 13 has a width direction (direction parallel to the inner wall 25) orthogonal to the extending direction of the kitchen unit 11 of about 800 mm. The extension length from the kitchen unit 11 is about 1300 mm. The kitchen unit 11 and the table 13 are continuous in a substantially rectangular shape in plan view, and opposite side end portions are fixed to each other and are continuous in a substantially rectangular shape in plan view. ing.

  The table 13 has a dining room space D that is open to the living room space L side and allows people to move or gather, except for the connection side with the kitchen unit 11. The length of the long side of the table 13 may be, for example, a length in which two seat chairs 71 are arranged on the pair of parallel long sides.

FIG. 3 is a schematic perspective view of the kitchen unit 11 and the small rising Japanese-style room 21 shown in FIGS.
The counter 15 is connected to the table 13 so that the upper surface thereof is on the same plane as the table 13. The width direction of the table 13 projects to the facing side of the kitchen unit 11, that is, the living room space L side. The counter 15 extends from the protruding portion of the table 13 toward the inner wall 25 on the facing side of the kitchen unit 11. In the present embodiment, the counter 15 is connected to the inner wall 25.

4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG.
The waist wall 17 stands at the boundary between the kitchen unit 11 and the table 13 and counter 15 surrounding the kitchen unit 11. The waist wall 17 has a height of about 1050 mm from the flooring surface 31 of the living room 23.

  The partition wall 19 extends vertically from the waist wall 17 to the ceiling 37 along the inner wall 25 on the facing side of the stove 27. The partition wall 19 may be provided from the upper end of the waist wall 17 to the ceiling 37, or may be provided directly from the flooring floor 31 to the ceiling 37 without the waist wall 17. The partition wall 19 blocks heat from the stove 27 so that it does not directly affect the facing side of the kitchen unit 11, that is, the small rising Japanese room 21 side described later.

  The small rising Japanese-style room 21 is provided on the opposite side of the kitchen unit 11 along the inner wall 25 to the corner 39 of the living room space L. The slightly raised Japanese-style room 21 is a slightly elevated 41 that is higher than the flooring floor 31 of the LDK room 23 and lower than the counter 15. The height of the small rise 41 is about 260 to 330 mm, preferably about 330 mm, from the flooring floor 31. The small rising Japanese-style room 21 has a tatami mat 43 on the upper surface of the small rising 41. The counter 15 is arranged such that the height from the tatami 43 is, for example, about the height of a table (370 mm), and is easy to use when sitting on a tatami surface.

  The small rising Japanese-style room 21 becomes a continuous space as a part of the living room space L as a space, but becomes a small rising 41 and becomes a tatami surface having a height different from the flooring floor surface 31 of the living room space L. The uplifted Japanese-style room 21 has a table 13 that continues to the kitchen unit 11, and a counter 15 that extends continuously from the table 13 to the opposite side of the kitchen unit 11, and the counter 15 continues to the uplifted Japanese-style room. .

  The living room space L as the LDK room 23 is a space having a feeling of opening in the vertical direction with a length of about 2400 mm from the flooring floor surface 31 to the ceiling surface. In the uplifted Japanese-style room 21, the ceiling is felt as low as the height of the uplifted 41, and the distance from the tatami surface to the ceiling surface is about 2070 mm. The Japanese-style room 21 is a space where the ceiling 37 is lowered as a room.

  In the uplifted Japanese-style room 21, the tatami 43 is composed of, for example, an edgeless tatami 43, such as a Ryukyu tatami. The small rising Japanese-style room 21 is defined by an area of approximately 3.5 tatami mats.

5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line BB in FIG.
The room structure of the apartment house can be provided with a rising wall 47 standing up with an entrance / exit 45 spaced from the kitchen unit 11 at the boundary between the small rising Japanese-style room 21 and the flooring floor 31 side of the living room space L. . The entrance / exit 45 is opened at about 800 mm. The rising wall 47 has a configuration such as a so-called low partition that does not reach the ceiling surface, and has a height of about 1060 mm from the flooring surface 31 of the living room 23 in this embodiment. By providing the rising wall 47, the small rising Japanese room 21 can avoid the line of sight from both the flooring floor 31 side of the living room space L and from the small rising Japanese room 21 side. It also prevents falling from the rising Japanese room 21 side.

  In the room structure of the apartment house, the rising wall 47 may not be provided. In this case, the small rising Japanese-style room 21 is a Japanese corner having a step. In this slightly raised Japanese-style room 21, the boundary with the flooring floor 31 becomes an upper wall that is a rising mouth. The small rising Japanese-style room 21 can be seated by a large number of people over the entire length of the upper armpit. Further, the living room space L is a continuous space room provided with a small rise 41.

  The rising wall 47 described above may be a wall without a through hole or a gap, or may be configured with a small window in the frame, a fence, or the like, and further include a plurality of the entrances 45 described above. It is good also as a simple structure.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the LDK room 23 configured in this way rises slightly into the living room space L while the living room space L, the dining room space D, and the kitchen room space K are partitioned in a continuous manner. A Japanese-style room 21 is defined, and the dining room space D is provided with a counter 15 so that it extends into the uplifted Japanese-style room 21 in the living room space L, and the inside of the uplifted Japanese-style room 21 can be used as a Japanese-style dining room space. 2, the space between the living room space L, the dining room space D, and the small rising Japanese-style room 21 is overlapped to reduce the separation of the common space. Further, the entire living room space L including the small rising Japanese-style room 21 can be seen from the kitchen room space K, which brings a sense of security.

FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a room structure of an apartment house according to a modification in which a storage unit is provided in the small rising Japanese-style room 21.
In the room structure of the apartment house, a counter non-working part 49 where the counter 15 is not installed may be provided between the inner wall 25 and the end of the counter 15. The counter non-working part 49 is provided with a storage part facing the slightly raised Japanese room 21 on the facing side of the kitchen unit 11. In this modification, a bay window 51 is provided on the inner wall 25.

7 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC in FIG. 6, and FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line EE in FIG.
The storage portion can be a push-in 53, for example. The close-in 53 can be harmonized with the small rising Japanese-style room 21 by allowing it to be opened and closed by a sliding door such as a ridge 55 on the space side constituted by the tatami 43. And this indentation 53 becomes a structure equivalent to the partition 19 in the above-mentioned embodiment, ie, the heat | fever by the stove 27 of the kitchen unit 11 is interrupted | blocked.

  When the LDK room 23 is located in a so-called corner room as a building, the small rising Japanese room 21 is provided with an exit window 51 on the inner wall 25 in addition to the press-in 53 and a shoji 57 inside the exit window 51. Can do. Further, the small rising Japanese-style room 21 can be provided with a window 61 on the orthogonal inner wall 59. The small rising Japanese-style room 21 may be provided with a space 63 between the plates instead of the tatami 43 within a predetermined range from the orthogonal inner wall 59 provided with the window 61. As a result, the small rising Japanese-style room 21 can be further harmonized as a Japanese corner while being the living room space L.

FIG. 9 is a plan view illustrating a room structure of an apartment house according to a modification in which the storage unit is a closet 65.
The storage unit may be a closet 65. The closet 65 includes a folding door 67 whose door is folded. The closet 65 including the folding door 67 can open the storage space in a large area while suppressing the protruding distance of the folding door 67 when opened. A close-up 65 with good storage workability can be combined with a Japanese space with tatami mats, and the easy-to-use Japanese-style room 21 can be configured.

  Next, the operation of the above configuration will be described.

  In the room structure of the apartment house according to this embodiment, the kitchen unit 11 extends vertically from the inner wall 25. The kitchen unit 11 has a rectangular shape in which at least a stove 27 and a sink 29 are arranged in order from the inner wall 25. A table 13 is connected to the kitchen unit 11 on the opposite side of the stove 27 across the sink 29. Therefore, the stove 27, the sink 29, and the table 13 are arranged in order from the inner wall 25 in a peninsular shape. The table 13 slightly protrudes into the living room space L that faces the kitchen unit 11 and becomes a dining room space D. A counter 15 is connected to the table 13 in a portion protruding from the kitchen unit 11.

  The counter 15 extends toward the inner wall 25 on the facing side of the kitchen unit 11. The counter 15 may be connected to the inner wall 25 at the end in the extending direction, or may be spaced apart. A waist wall 17 is arranged upright at the boundary between the kitchen unit 11 and the table 13 and counter 15 surrounding the kitchen unit 11. The waist wall 17 partitions the kitchen unit 11 and the table 13 and the kitchen unit 11 and the counter 15 at a height lower than that of the person standing in the kitchen room space K.

  In the kitchen unit 11, the facing side of the stove 27 is covered with a partition wall 19 that extends from the waist wall 17 to the ceiling 37 along the inner wall 25. In other words, the heat from the stove 27 is blocked by the partition wall 19 and does not directly affect the small rising Japanese room 21 that faces the kitchen unit 11.

  On the opposite side of the kitchen unit 11, a slightly raised Japanese-style room 21 that reaches the corner 39 of the living room space L along the inner wall 25 is arranged. The slightly raised Japanese-style room 21 becomes a slightly raised 41 that is higher than the flooring floor 31 of the LDK room 23. The small rise 41 has a lower upper surface than the counter 15. The small rising Japanese-style room 21 becomes a so-called Japanese corner when the tatami 43 is laid on the upper surface of the small rising 41.

  In this apartment house room structure, a small rising 41 is formed between the kitchen unit 11 of the kitchen room space K and the corner 39 of the living room space L, so that a small rising Japanese room 21 that is a sum corner by the small rising 41 is formed. Can be easily seated on the stepped portion. Moreover, since it can be seated on the stepped portion, it can easily stand up. Compared to the conventional living room space in which the Japanese-style room 21 has only the tatami mat 43 on the flooring surface 31 on the same plane, there is no discomfort even when lying down. That is, there is no sense of incongruity as if lying on the ground.

  The small rising Japanese-style room 21 can be conveniently used as a temporary sleeping place for infants and a place for taking in and folding laundry. The small rising Japanese-style room 21 is a space where the legs can be extended, and a kotatsu or the like can be set up. The counter-up Japanese-style room 21 has a counter 15 on the opposite side of the kitchen unit 11 and can be eaten in a Japanese-style room. The counter 15 has a height equivalent to that of a general table, chabu table, low table or the like, and is easy to use. Since the counter 15 is composed of a continuous surface from the table 13, there is also a sense of unity with the table 13. In other words, a person sitting on the chair 71 and using the table 13 and a person sitting on the tatami mat in the small rising Japanese-style room 21 and using the counter 15 can simultaneously use the same continuous surface, for example, eating or drinking tea. Will improve.

  Further, in the room structure of the apartment house, the small rising Japanese-style room 21 is configured as a part of the living room space L having a three-dimensional feeling. The distance to the person standing in the kitchen room space K is the same as the so-called counter-facing kitchen with a counter, and the counter 15 side of the small rising Japanese room 21 also serves as the dining room space D. For this reason, the feeling of opening from the kitchen room space K side, and the sense of security overlooking the living room space L and the dining room space D including the small rising Japanese room 21 from the kitchen room space K side are obtained.

  Further, in the room structure of the apartment house, in the configuration in which the counter 15 is not connected to the inner wall 25, the counter wall is not provided between the end in the extending direction of the counter 15 extending from the table 13 toward the inner wall 25 and the inner wall 25. A construction section 49 is provided. In the room structure of an apartment house, when the counter non-working portion 49 is not provided, the end of the counter 15 in the extending direction is connected to the inner wall 25.

  In the counter non-working portion 49, a storage portion serving as a press-in 53 or a closet 65 is disposed on the opposite side of the kitchen unit 11. Since the stove 27 is arranged from the inner wall side in the kitchen unit 11, the storage portions 53 and 65 are disposed on the facing side of the stove 27. That is, the stove 27 and the small rising Japanese-style room 21 are partitioned by the storage portions 53 and 65. In the storage units 53 and 65, the surface facing the slightly raised Japanese-style room 21 is a hinged door, a sliding door, and a closet door. As a result, the Japanese room 21 has a Japanese-style room with storage units 53 and 65, and it is easy to store a cushion, chabu table and kotatsu, storage of bedding, and other various tools and children's toys. In addition, usability is improved. As a result, the small rising Japanese-style room 21 is provided with storage, so that the small rising Japanese-style room 21 can be used like a room and can be used without being scattered.

  Furthermore, in the room structure of this apartment house, a rising wall 47 is provided at the step portion of the small rising Japanese-style room 21. The rising wall 47 is separated from the counter 15 via the entrance / exit 45. The rising wall 47 on the opposite side of the entrance / exit 45 is connected to an orthogonal inner wall 59 that intersects the inner wall 25 at a right angle with a corner 39 in between. The height of the rising wall 47 can be set as high as the waist wall 17. Therefore, the line of sight from the kitchen room space K to the space on the flooring floor 31 side of the living room space L including the space of the rising Japanese room 21 through the waist wall 17 can be seen without being blocked by the rising wall 47. In particular, since it is configured as a small rise 41, the floor surface is raised and the blind spot is reduced. On the other hand, in the state where the user is seated in the small rising Japanese-style room 21, the line of sight from the space on the flooring floor 31 side of the living room space L is blocked, and appropriate privacy can be secured. When an adult stands on the tatami 43 in the small rising Japanese room 21, it is possible to overlook the space on the flooring floor 31 side of the living room space L, the dining room space D, and the like.

  Further, in the small rising Japanese room 21 provided with the rising wall 47, the surroundings are surrounded by the wall except for the entrance / exit 45, so that it is easy to ensure safety especially as a game space for infants and the like. As a result, it is possible to block the line of sight from the raised Japanese room 21 to the flooring floor 31 side of the living room space L, or vice versa, and when sitting on the tatami surface, It is possible to suppress the fall at the level difference.

  Therefore, according to the room structure of the apartment house according to the present embodiment, the rising and the seating are easier than the stepped 41, compared with the flooring surface 31 on the same plane, and the living room space L can be easily used. By lowering the height from the tatami 43 to the ceiling 37, it is possible to recognize a space different from the flooring surface 31 in the living room space L, and there is also a sense of security overlooking the small Japanese room 21 from the kitchen room space K. be able to.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 11 ... Kitchen unit 13 ... Table 15 ... Counter 17 ... Waist wall 19 ... Bulkhead 21 ... Small rising Japanese style room 23 ... Living 25 ... Inner wall 27 ... Stove 29 ... Sink 31 ... Flooring floor 37 ... Ceiling 39 ... Corner 41 ... Small rise 43 ... Tatami 45 ... Entrance / exit 47 ... Rising wall 49 ... Counter non-working part 53 ... Storage part (push-in)
65 ... Storage (closet)
D ... Dining room space K ... Kitchen room space L ... Living room space

Claims (3)

In the room structure of a condominium type apartment house having a living room / dining / kitchen room as a room space where the living room space, dining room space and kitchen room space are continuous,
A kitchen unit configured in the kitchen room space extending vertically from the inner wall and having at least a stove and a sink arranged in the vertical direction from the inner wall;
A table configured to connect to the opposite side of the stove across the sink of the kitchen unit, and configured in a dining room space;
A counter connected to the table and extending as a continuous surface toward the inner wall on the opposite side of the kitchen unit;
A waist wall standing at the boundary between the kitchen unit and the table and the counter surrounding the kitchen unit;
A partition wall extending from the waist wall to the ceiling along the inner wall on the opposite side of the stove,
The kitchen unit is provided on the opposite side of the kitchen unit along the inner wall to reach the corner of the living room space. The living room space is higher than the flooring floor and lower than the counter. Japanese style room
A room structure of an apartment house characterized by comprising: Between the inner wall and the terminal end of the counter, having a counter non-construction part where the counter is not constructed,
The room structure of an apartment house according to claim 1, wherein the counter non-working part is provided with a storage part facing the small rising Japanese room on the facing side of the kitchen unit.   The apartment house room according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a rising wall is provided at a boundary between the small rising Japanese-style room and the flooring floor and is provided with an entrance and exiting from the kitchen unit. Construction.

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