JP6702782B2 - Shared space management system for two-family homes - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a common space management system for a two-family house.

Conventionally, a two-family house in which a child household and a parent household live together is known. In a two-family house, the living part of the child household and the living part of the parent household are partitioned from each other, so that the privacy of each household is secured.

A two-family house may be provided with a common space shared by a child household and a parent household (see Patent Document 1, for example). In this case, the common space is provided adjacent to each living part of the child household and the parent household, and can enter and exit from each of the living parts. With this configuration, it is possible to facilitate the exchange of each household while ensuring the privacy of each household.

JP, 10-292647, A

By the way, in the above-mentioned two-family house having a common space, it is considered that the common space is actually shared by each household. Therefore, in order to effectively use the shared space, it is conceivable that one of the households uses the shared space for a private purpose. However, in that case, it is assumed that the other household may unintentionally enter the common space while using the common space, in which case privacy may be impaired.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and in a two-family house having a shared space shared by a plurality of households, it is necessary to ensure privacy when each household uses the shared space for a private purpose. Its main purpose is to provide a common space management system for two-family houses.

In order to solve the above problems, a shared space management system for a two-family house according to a first aspect of the present invention includes a first living part in which one household lives, a second living part in which a second household lives, and the first living part. And a shared space shared by the first household and the second household, which are respectively adjacent to the second residential part and the second residential part, and the shared space is provided from the first residential part through the first doorway. The present invention is applied to a two-family house that is capable of entering and exiting, and is capable of entering and exiting from the second living part through a second doorway, and locks and unlocks the first door part that opens and closes the first doorway. 1 locking/unlocking part, 2nd locking/unlocking part which locks/unlocks the 2nd door part which opens/closes said 2nd entrance/exit, the 1st operation part provided in the 1st habitation part, and the 2nd habitation part Based on an operation of the provided second operation unit and the operation of the first operation unit, a first locking control unit that controls locking of the second locking and unlocking unit, and an operation of the second operation unit, A second locking control unit that controls locking of the locking/unlocking unit.

According to the present invention, the first operating section provided in the first living section is operated by the first household, and the second locking/unlocking section is brought into the locked state based on the operation of the first operating section. In this case, when the first household uses the common space for private purposes, the second locking/unlocking unit can be locked to prevent the second household from entering the common space from the second living unit. it can. Similarly to this, the second living part is provided with the second operating part operated by the second household, and the first locking/unlocking part is locked based on the operation of the second operating part. In this case, when the second household uses the common space for private purposes, the first locking/unlocking unit can be locked to prevent the first household from entering the common space from the first living unit. it can. Therefore, in this case, it is possible to ensure privacy when each household uses the shared space for private purposes.

A shared space management system for a two-family house according to a second aspect of the invention is a means for, in the first aspect, a means for presetting a use date and time when the first household uses the shared space, based on an operation of the first operation unit. And a means for making a reservation setting of a use date and time for the second household to use the shared space based on an operation of the second operation unit, wherein the first locking control means has the first setting for the reservation. The second locking/unlocking unit is set in a locked state based on the use date and time of one household and the second household, and the second lock control means uses the date and time of use of the reserved first and second households. Based on the above, the first locking/unlocking portion is brought into a locked state.

According to the present invention, the date and time of use of the common space of the first household is reserved based on the operation of the first operation unit by the first household, and the second household is operated based on the operation of the second operation unit by the second household. The date and time of use of the common space is reserved. Then, the second locking/unlocking unit is locked based on the reserved date and time of use of the first household and the second household. In this case, by setting the second locking/unlocking unit to the locked state at the date and time when only the first household uses the shared space, when the first household uses the shared space for private purposes, the second household It is possible to prevent entering the common space from the second living part. Similarly, the first locking/unlocking unit is locked based on the reserved dates of use of the first and second households. In this case, by setting the first locking/unlocking unit to the locked state at the date and time when only the second household of each household uses the shared space, when the second household uses the shared space for a private purpose, the first household is It is possible to prevent entering the common space from the first living part. Therefore, according to the above configuration, the effect of the first aspect of the invention can be obtained only by each household making a reservation for the date and time of use of the shared space.

A shared space management system for a two-family house according to a third aspect of the invention is characterized in that, in the second aspect, it has a display unit for displaying the usage reservation status of the first household and the second household for the shared space. ..

According to the present invention, since the usage reservation status of the first and second households regarding the common space is displayed on the display unit, when each household reserves the usage date and time of the common space, the usage date You can make a reservation.

A shared space management system for a two-family house according to a fourth aspect of the present invention is, in the first aspect, means for presetting a locking date and time for locking the second locking/unlocking section based on an operation of the first operation section. And means for presetting a locking date and time for bringing the first locking/unlocking portion into a locked state based on an operation of the second operation portion, wherein the first lock control means is the reserved first 2 Based on the locking date/time of the locking/unlocking portion, the second locking/unlocking portion is brought into the locked state, and the second locking/unlocking means is based on the locking/locking date/time of the reserved first locking/unlocking portion. It is characterized in that the lock portion is locked.

ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the date and time which makes a 2nd locking-and-unlocking part locked state based on operation of the 1st operation part by a 1st household are set by reservation, and the 2nd locking-unlocking part is locked state based on the set date and time. It is said that. Further, the date and time when the first locking and unlocking unit is brought into the locked state is reserved and set based on the operation of the second operation unit by the second household, and the first locking and unlocking unit is brought into the locked state based on the set date and time. This allows each household to set the locking date and time according to the date and time when the shared space is used for private purposes, so that the locking and unlocking units of other households can be locked at the date and time of private use. ..

A shared space management system for a two-family house of a fifth invention is the shared space management system of any one of the first to fourth inventions, wherein the first locking/unlocking unit can be locked/unlocked from the first living unit. The second locking/unlocking unit can be operated to lock/unlock from the second housing unit, and when the second locking/unlocking unit is locked by the first locking/unlocking means, 2 When the first unlocking prohibiting means for prohibiting unlocking of the second locking/unlocking portion by an operation from the living part and the first locking/unlocking portion being locked by the second locking control means, A second unlocking prohibition unit that prohibits unlocking of the first locking/unlocking unit by an operation from the first housing unit.

According to the present invention, the first locking/unlocking portion can be locked/unlocked from the first housing portion, and the second locking/unlocking portion can be locked/unlocked from the second housing portion. Then, in such a configuration, when the second locking/unlocking unit is in the locked state based on the operation of the first operation unit by the first household, the second locking/unlocking unit of the second housing unit is operated. Unlocking is prohibited. In this case, when the first household uses the shared space for private purposes, it is possible to prevent the second household from unlocking the second locking/unlocking unit and entering the shared space. Similarly, when the first locking/unlocking unit is in the locked state based on the operation of the second operation unit by the second household, the unlocking of the first locking/unlocking unit by the operation from the first housing unit is performed. Locks are now prohibited. In this case, when the second household uses the shared space for private purposes, it is possible to prevent the first household from unlocking the first locking/unlocking unit and entering the shared space. Therefore, from the above, even if the first locking/unlocking portion can be locked/unlocked from the first housing portion and the second locking/unlocking portion can be locked/unlocked from the second housing portion, the shared space is private. It is possible to secure privacy when using it for the purpose.

A shared space management system for a two-family house according to a sixth invention is the shared space management system for a two-family house according to any one of the first to fifth inventions, wherein the first living part monitors facility equipment installed in the first living part. 1 monitor is provided, the 2nd living part is provided with a 2nd monitor which monitors the equipment installed in the 2nd living part, and the 1st operation part is constituted by the 1st monitor. The second operation unit is configured by the second monitor.

According to the present invention, a monitor for monitoring equipment is provided in each of the first living part and the second living part, and in the first living part, the monitor (first monitor) constitutes the first operation part. In the second living part, the monitor (second monitor) constitutes a second operation part. In this case, the configuration can be simplified as compared with the case where the first operation unit and the second operation unit are separately provided.

The perspective view which shows a two-family house. The top view which shows the floor plan of the second floor. The figure which shows the electric constitution of a shared living management system. The flowchart which shows the flow of locking control processing.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In this embodiment, a two-family house in which a child household and a parent household live is embodied. Note that FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the two-family house, where the left side is the front side of the house and the right side is the back side of the house. Hereinafter, the direction extending from the front side of the house to the back side of the house will be referred to as the house depth direction (front-rear direction of the house), and the direction orthogonal to the direction will be described as the house width direction.

As shown in FIG. 1, the two-family house 10 has a three-story structure including a first floor portion 11, a second floor portion 12 and a third floor portion 13. The two-family house 10 includes a first building portion 15 in which a child household lives and a second building portion 16 in which a parent household lives. The first building portion 15 is a three-story building having a first floor portion 11, a second floor portion 12 and a third floor portion 13. On the other hand, the second building portion 16 is a two-story building having a first floor portion 11 and a second floor portion 12. In addition, the roofs of the first building portion 15 and the second building portion 16 are both flat roofs.

The child household corresponds to the first household, and the parent household corresponds to the second household. Further, the first building portion 15 corresponds to the first living portion, and the second building portion 16 corresponds to the second living portion.

An entrance 21 for child households is provided in the first floor portion 11 of the first building portion 15. Access to the first building portion 15 is possible through the entrance 21. Although not shown in FIG. 1, the first-floor portion 11 of the second building portion 16 has a front door for the parent household. Access to the second building section 16 is possible through this entrance.

The first building portion 15 and the second building portion 16 are arranged in a state of being separated from each other and facing each other. In the second-floor part 12 of the two-family house 10, an intermediate building part 17 is provided between the first building part 15 and the second building part 16. The intermediate building part 17 is provided in a state where the first building part 15 and the second building part 16 are connected to each other. In this case, inside the two-family house 10, the first building portion 15 and the second building portion 16 are connected through the inside of the intermediate building portion 17.

On the front side of the house in the intermediate building section 17, a shared balcony 18 is provided which is shared by child households and parent households. Access to the shared balcony 18 is possible from the first building section 15 and the second building section 16, respectively. A balcony roof portion 19 is provided above the shared balcony 18.

An inner garage 25 capable of parking a vehicle is provided below the intermediate building part 17 between the first building part 15 and the second building part 16. The inner garage 25 is arranged on the back side of the house between the building parts 15 and 16 and has a parking space in which one vehicle C can be parked.

A shared entrance space 26 is provided between the first building portion 15 and the second building portion 16 on the front side of the house of the inner garage 25. The common entrance space 26 is opened on the front side of the house and is wider than the inner garage 25. In the common entrance space 26, the entrances 21 of the building parts 15 and 16 are arranged facing each other.

Next, the floor plan of the second floor portion 12 of the two-family house 10 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 2 is a plan view showing the floor plan of the second floor portion 12.

As shown in FIG. 2, in the second floor portion 12, the first building portion 15 is provided with a hall 31, a living room 32, a dining room 33, a kitchen 34, etc. as a living space for a child household. The hall 31 leads to a staircase 37 extending to the first floor portion 11 and a staircase 38 extending to the third floor portion 13. The living room 32, the dining room 33, and the kitchen 34 are continuous spaces that are continuous with each other, and the continuous space is an LDK space 35. The LDK space 35 leads to the hall 31.

On the other hand, in the second floor portion 12, the second building portion 16 is provided with a hall 41, a bedroom 42, a storage room 43, a bathroom 44, a sanitary 45, etc. as a living space for the parent household. The hall 41 leads to the stairs 47 extending to the first floor portion 11, and further leads to the bedroom 42 and the sanitary 45.

In the second floor portion 12, a shared living room 60 is provided in the intermediate building section 17 in addition to the shared balcony 18 described above. The common living room 60 corresponds to a common space shared by a child household and a parent household. As a result, in the two-family house 10, the child household and the parent household can interact with each other in the shared living room 60. Further, the shared living room 60 can be accessed from the first building section 15 and the second building section 16, respectively.

The shared living room 60 is provided with an upper floor portion 65 and a lower floor portion 66 having different floor heights as floor portions thereof. The floor surface height of the upper floor portion 65 is the same as the floor surface height of the second floor portion 12, while the floor surface height of the lower floor portion 66 is lower than the floor surface height of the upper floor portion 65. Has been done. That is, the lower floor portion 66 is a so-called skip floor portion. The upper floor 65 and the lower floor 66 are arranged side by side in the depth direction of the house. The upper floor 65 is the front side of the house (the shared balcony 18 side) and the lower floor 66 is the rear side of the house (the opposite side of the shared balcony 18). ) Is located.

In the intermediate building part 17, the shared balcony 18 and the shared living room 60 are arranged side by side in the depth direction of the house. Between the shared balcony 18 and the shared living room 60, a partition wall 61 for partitioning the two spaces 18, 60 is provided, and the partition wall 61 is provided with a glass window 62 for allowing daylight to the shared living room 60. ing.

The shared living room 60 is adjacent to the hall 31 of the first building section 15. An entrance/exit 71 is provided between the shared living room 60 and the hall 31, and entrance/exit between the hall 31 and the shared living room 60 is possible through the entrance/exit 71. A door 72, which is a sliding door, is provided at the entrance 71. The doorway 71 corresponds to the first doorway, and the door 72 corresponds to the first door portion.

The door 72 is provided with a first locking/unlocking device 73 for locking/unlocking the door 72. The first locking/unlocking device 73 is provided with a knob member (not shown) on the side of the hall 31 (and by extension the first building portion 15), and the child household operates the knob 31 from the hole 31 to operate the first locking/unlocking device. It is possible to lock and unlock 73. Further, the first locking/unlocking device 73 can lock and unlock not only by operating the knob member, but also electrically lock/unlock based on a command from the outside. Furthermore, the first locking/unlocking device 73 can also perform unlocking prohibition processing for prohibiting unlocking by operating the knob member based on a command from the outside. The first locking/unlocking device 73 corresponds to the first locking/unlocking unit.

The shared living room 60 is adjacent to the stair upper space 68 above the stairs 47 in the second building portion 16. An entrance/exit 77 is provided between the stair upper space 68 and the common living room 60, and the entrance/exit 77 allows access between the stair upper space 68 and the common living room 60. More specifically, the staircase 47 is a round staircase having a landing 47a in the middle thereof, and the landing 47a is arranged at the same height as the lower floor 66 of the shared living room 60 and adjacent to the lower floor 66. Further, the entrance 77 is arranged adjacent to the landing 47a and the lower floor 66. A door 78, which is a sliding door, is provided at the entrance 77. The doorway 77 corresponds to the second doorway, and the door 78 corresponds to the second door portion.

The door 78 is provided with a second locking/unlocking device 79 for locking/unlocking the door 78. The second locking/unlocking device 79 is provided with a knob member (not shown) on the side of the staircase space 68 (and by extension, the second building portion 16), and the parent household operates the knob member from the staircase space 68 to move the space. 2 The locking/unlocking device 79 can be locked/unlocked. Further, the second locking/unlocking device 79 can lock and unlock not only by operating the knob member, but also electrically lock/unlock based on a command from the outside. Further, the second locking/unlocking device 79 can also perform unlocking prohibition processing for prohibiting unlocking by operating the knob member based on an external command. The second locking/unlocking device 79 corresponds to the second locking/unlocking unit.

By the way, the above-mentioned shared living room 60 may be used not only by the child household and the parent household but also by one of the households for a private purpose. Therefore, the two-family house 10 is provided with a shared living management system that performs various managements regarding the use of the shared living room 60 of each household. In the following, the shared living management system will be described with reference to FIG. 3 in addition to FIG. FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an electrical configuration of the shared living management system.

In the present two-family house 10, a home energy management system (so-called HEMS) is installed in each of the first building section 15 and the second building section 16. That is, in the present two-family house 10, facility equipment (not shown) such as a solar panel and a storage battery is installed in the first building portion 15, and a monitor 74 for monitoring the usage status of the equipment is provided. There is. Further, similarly to this, the second building unit 16 is also provided with facility equipment (not shown) such as a solar panel and a storage battery, and is also provided with a monitor 75 for monitoring the usage status of the facility equipment. .. The monitor 74 is provided, for example, on the wall surface of the LDK space 35 in the first building portion 15, and the monitor 75 is provided, for example, on the wall surface of the hole 41 in the second building portion 16 (see FIG. 2 ). The monitor 74 corresponds to the first monitor, and the monitor 75 corresponds to the second monitor.

As shown in FIG. 3, the shared living management system includes the monitors 74 and 75. Each of these monitors 74 and 75 has the same configuration and has operation units 74a and 75a and display units 74b and 75b, respectively. The monitors 74 and 75 have, for example, a touch panel type display screen section, and the display screen section configures operation sections 74a and 75a and display sections 74b and 75b, respectively.

The shared living management system includes a controller 80 that integrally controls the system. The controller 80 is mainly composed of a well-known microcomputer having a CPU and the like. The controller 80 is provided on the wall surface of the common living room 60, for example. The controller 80 may be built in either of the monitors 74 and 75. Further, the controller 80 has a storage unit 80a, and the storage unit 80a is configured to store various information regarding the use of the shared living room 60 of the child household and the parent household.

Monitors 74 and 75 are connected to the controller 80, respectively. In this shared living management system, a child household can use the monitor 74 to set a reserved date and time to use the shared living room 60, and a parent household can use the monitor 75 to reserve the shared living room 60. It is possible to set a reservation for the date and time of use. In this case, when the use date and time of the shared living room 60 is input and operated by the child household using the operation unit 74 a of the monitor 74, the input use date and time is transmitted from the monitor 74 to the controller 80. Then, the controller 80 stores the transmitted use date and time of the child household in the storage unit 80a. Similarly, when the parent household uses the operation unit 75 a of the monitor 75 to input the date and time of use of the common living room 60, the input use date and time is transmitted from the monitor 75 to the controller 80. Then, the controller 80 stores the transmitted use date and time of the parent household in the storage unit 80a. As a result, the storage unit 80a stores the use date/time information regarding which date/time the child household and the parent household use the shared living room 60.

In each of the monitors 74 and 75, it is possible to display the date and time of use of the shared living room 60 on the display units 74b and 75b. The operation units 74a and 75a of the monitors 74 and 75 are provided with confirmation keys for confirming the date and time of use of the shared living room 60, respectively. When this confirmation key is operated, a request signal requesting the transmission of the use date/time information of the shared living room 60 is transmitted from the operated monitors 74 and 75 to the controller 80. When the controller 80 receives the request signal, the controller 80 transmits the use date/time information of the shared living room 60 stored in the storage unit 80a to the monitors 74 and 75 to which the request signal is transmitted as a response. Then, the monitors 74 and 75 display the transmitted use date/time information on the display units 74b and 75b. As a result, the child household and the parent household can confirm the use reservation status of the shared living room 60.

Locking/unlocking devices 73, 79 of the doors 72, 78 in the shared living room 60 are connected to the controller 80. The controller 80 controls the locking/unlocking devices 73 and 79 to be locked based on the use date/time information of the shared living room 60 stored in the storage unit 80a. Hereinafter, the content of the lock control process executed by the controller 80 will be described. FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing the flow of the lock control process. It should be noted that this process is repeatedly executed at a predetermined cycle.

As shown in FIG. 4, first, in step S11, based on the use date and time information of the shared living room 60 stored in the storage unit 80a, the current date and time is the shared living room 60 of at least one of the child household and the parent household. It is determined whether or not it is the use reservation date and time for which the use is reserved. If the current date and time is the use reservation date and time, the process proceeds to step S12.

In step S12, it is determined whether or not the user of the shared living room 60 at the present reserved date and time is both a child household and a parent household, or one of them, based on the use date and time information of the shared living room 60. If the user of the shared living room 60 is either a child household or a parent household, the process proceeds to step S13.

In step S13, it is determined whether the user of the shared living room 60 is a child household or a parent household based on the use date/time information of the shared living room 60. If the user of the shared living room 60 is a child household, that is, if the user is a child household only, the process proceeds to step S14. In this case, the shared living room 60 is used for private purposes by the child household.

In step S14, the locking process of the second locking/unlocking device 79 is performed. In this process, the second locking/unlocking device 79 is locked by outputting a locking signal to the second locking/unlocking device 79. In a succeeding step S15, unlocking prohibition processing of the second locking/unlocking device 79 is executed. In this processing, an unlocking prohibition signal is output to the second locking/unlocking device 79 to bring the second locking/unlocking device 79 into the unlocking prohibited state in which the unlocking by the operation of the knob member is prohibited. This prevents the parent household from unlocking the second locking/unlocking device 79 by the knob member and entering the common living room 60 from the second building section 16 when the child household uses the common living room 60 for private purposes. can do. Then, this process is completed.

When the user of the shared living room 60 is the parent household in step S13, that is, when the user is the parent household only, the process proceeds to step S16. In this case, the parent household uses the shared living room 60 for private purposes.

In step S16, the locking process of the first locking/unlocking device 73 is performed. In this processing, the locking signal is output to the first locking/unlocking device 73 to bring the first locking/unlocking device 73 into the locked state. In a succeeding step S17, unlocking prohibition processing of the first locking/unlocking device 73 is executed. In this process, by outputting an unlocking prohibition signal to the first locking/unlocking device 73, the first locking/unlocking device 73 is brought into the unlocking prohibited state in which the unlocking by the operation of the knob member is prohibited. Accordingly, when the parent household uses the shared living room 60 for a private purpose, the child household is prevented from entering the shared living room 60 from the first building portion 15 by unlocking the first locking/unlocking device 73 with the knob member. can do. Then, this process is completed.

If the current date and time is not the reserved date and time for use of the shared living room 60 in step S11 described above, or if the users of the shared living room 60 are both child households and parent households in step S12 described above, the process proceeds to step S18. Then, the unlocking prohibition process of the first locking/unlocking device 73 and the second locking/unlocking device 79 is canceled. Accordingly, the child household can lock and unlock the first locking and unlocking device 73 by operating the knob member, and the parent household can lock and unlock the second locking and unlocking device 79 by operating the knob member. Then, this process is completed.

If the current date and time is not the reserved date and time for use of the shared living room 60 in step S11 described above, or if the users of the shared living room 60 are both child households and parent households in step S12 described above, In addition to the process of step S18, the unlocking process for bringing the first locking/unlocking device 73 and the second locking/unlocking device 79 into the unlocked state may be performed.

According to the configuration of this embodiment described in detail above, the following excellent effects can be obtained.

A monitor 74 operated by a child household is provided in the first building portion 15, and based on the operation of the monitor 74, the date and time when the child household uses the shared living room 60 is set in advance. Further, the monitor 75 operated by the parent household is provided in the second building section 16, and based on the operation of the monitor 75, the date and time when the parent household uses the shared living room 60 is set by reservation. Then, the first locking/unlocking device 73 is set to the locked state based on the date and time of use of the shared living room 60 (that is, the date and time of use of the shared living room 60) of the reserved child household and parent household. Specifically, the second locking/unlocking device 79 is locked at the date and time when only the child household of each household uses the shared living room 60. In this case, when the child household uses the shared living room 60 for a private purpose, it is possible to prevent the parent household from entering the shared living room 60 from the second building part 16.

Similarly, the second locking/unlocking device 79 is locked based on the date and time of use of the shared living room 60 (that is, the date and time of use of the shared living room 60) of the child and parent households that have been reserved and set. I chose Specifically, the first locking/unlocking device 73 is locked at the date and time when only the parent household of each household uses the shared living room 60. In this case, when the parent household uses the shared living room 60 for a private purpose, it is possible to prevent the child household from entering the shared living room 60 from the first building section 15. Therefore, in this case, privacy can be ensured when each household uses the shared living room 60 for private purposes.

Further, in such a configuration that each household can privately use the shared living room 60 while ensuring privacy, for example, the shared living room 60 can be used as a space where the parent household can perform its own hobby after retirement, and the child household can work from home. It is possible to meet the various needs of each household, such as using it as a space for activities.

Since the use reservation status of each household in the shared living room 60 can be displayed on the display units 74b and 75b of the monitors 74 and 75, when each household reserves the use date and time of the shared living room 60, it reserves the use date and time while watching the reservation status. It can be performed.

The equipment 74 provided in the second building portion 16 constitutes the operation portion (first operation portion) for performing the locking operation of the second locking/unlocking device 79 by the monitor 74 for facility equipment monitoring provided in the first building portion 15. The monitor 75 for device monitoring constitutes an operation unit (second operation unit) for performing the locking operation of the first locking/unlocking device 73. In this case, the configuration can be simplified as compared with the case where the first operation unit and the second operation unit are separately provided.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment and may be implemented as follows, for example.

(1) In the above-described embodiment, based on the operation of the monitors 74 and 75 by each household, the use date and time when each household uses the shared living room 60 is set in advance, and the use date and time of each household that has made the reservation setting (shared living room 60 Although the locking/unlocking devices 73 and 79 are controlled to be locked based on the usage date and time information), this may be changed.

For example, the controller 80 reserves and sets a locking date and time for locking the second locking and unlocking device 79 based on the operation of the monitor 74 by the child household, and sets the second locking and unlocking device 79 based on the set locking date and time. Locked. Similarly to this, the controller 80 reserves the locking date and time for locking the first locking and unlocking device 73 based on the operation of the monitor 75 by the parent household, and the first lock date and time is set based on the set locking date and time. It is conceivable to put the locking/unlocking device 73 in the locked state. Also in this case, each household sets the locking date and time according to the date and time when the shared living room 60 is used for private purposes, so that the locking and unlocking device 73 (79) of another household can be set at the date and time of private use. It can be locked. Therefore, it is possible to secure privacy when each household uses the shared living room 60 for private purposes.

Further, the locking control of each locking/unlocking device 73, 79 does not necessarily have to be performed based on the reserved date/time information (usage date/time information or locking date/time information of the shared living room 60). For example, a lock key may be provided on the monitor 74 (monitor 75) and the second lock/unlock device 79 (first lock/unlock device 73) may be locked by operating the lock key. Even in that case, when one household uses the shared living room 60 for a private purpose, the locking/unlocking device 73, 79 of the other household can be locked by operating the lock key, so that the other household can use the shared living room 60. Can be prevented from entering.

(2) In the above embodiment, the HEMS monitor 74 constitutes the first operating section and the HEMS monitor 75 constitutes the second operating section, but this may be changed. For example, the first operating section and the second operating section may be provided as dedicated operating sections for locking and unlocking the locking/unlocking devices 73 and 79, respectively.

(3) The common living room 60 may be provided with a photographing device such as a camera capable of photographing the living room 60. In this case, based on the use date and time information of the shared living room 60 stored in the storage unit 80a, the controller 80 causes the image capturing device to take an image of the shared living room 60 before and after using the shared living room 60, respectively, and It is conceivable to determine whether or not the situation of the common living room 60 is the same before and after the use, based on the before-use image and the after-image image captured by the image capturing device. Then, as a result of the determination, if there is a change in the situation of the common living room 60 before and after the use, the controller 80 notifies the user of the common living room 60 to that effect. For example, if foreign matter such as dust has occurred after using the shared living room 60, the fact is notified. By doing so, it becomes possible to keep the common living room 60 always clean. In addition, when the shared living room 60 is out of supplies after the shared living room 60 is used, the fact may be notified.

(4) The common living room 60 may be provided with a locking operation unit (indoor monitor) that locks both the first locking/unlocking device 73 and the second locking/unlocking device 79. In this case, by locking both of the locking/unlocking devices 73 and 79, the shared living room 60 can be prevented from entering not only from other households but also from the own household, so that the shared living room 60 concentrates on the work. It is convenient for the occasion.

Further, the doors 72, 78 may be automatic doors, and a door operation unit may be provided for closing each of the doors 72, 78. Also in this case, it is possible to prevent the common living room 60 from entering not only from other households but also from own household.

(5) The shared living room 60 may be provided with a fire detection sensor for detecting the occurrence of a fire. Examples of the fire detection sensor include a heat sensor that detects the occurrence of a fire when the common living room 60 has reached a predetermined temperature or higher, and a smoke sensor that detects the fire that occurs when smoke is generated in the common living room 60. In this case, when the fire detection sensor detects that a fire has occurred in the common living room 60, the controller 80 reports the occurrence of the fire by means of a notification device provided outside the common living room 60, and the first solution. It is conceivable to control the locking device 73 and the second locking/unlocking device 79 to unlock each. By doing so, even if a fire should occur when the shared living room 60 is used, it is possible for an external person to enter the shared living room 60 and rescue the user. The reporting device may be installed on the shared balcony 18 or the outer wall of the two-family house 10, for example.

Further, the shared living room 60 may be provided with a biometric sensor that detects biometric information of a user who uses the living room 60. As the biometric sensor, a sensor that detects the heart rate of the user, a sensor that detects the motion of the user, and the like can be considered. In this case, the controller 80 determines whether or not there is an abnormality in the physical condition of the user based on the detection result of the biometric sensor, and as a result of the determination, unlocks each locking/unlocking device 73, 79. It is possible to control so that Then, even if the user of the shared living room 60 falls down due to a sudden illness, it is possible for an external person to enter the shared living room 60 and rescue the user.

10... Two-family house, 15... First building part as first living part, 16... Second building part as second living part, 60... Shared living room as common space, 71... Doorway as first doorway, 72... Door as first door part, 73... First locking/unlocking device as first locking/unlocking part, 74... Monitor as first monitor, 75... Monitor as second monitor, 77... As second doorway Doorway, 78... Door as second door section, 79... Second locking/unlocking device as second locking/unlocking section, 80... Controller.

Claims (4)

A first living unit in which the first household resides,
A second residential section in which a second household resides,
A shared space that is respectively adjacent to the first living part and the second living part and is shared by the first household and the second household;
The common space is applied to a two-family house in which the first living part can enter and exit through the first doorway and the second housing part can enter and exit through the second doorway. ,
A first locking/unlocking part for locking/unlocking the first door part for opening/closing the first doorway;
A second locking/unlocking part for locking/unlocking the second door part for opening/closing the second doorway;
A first operation part provided in the first living part;
A second operation portion provided in the second living portion;
First locking control means for controlling locking of the second locking/unlocking unit based on an operation of the first operation unit;
Second locking control means for controlling locking of the first locking/unlocking unit based on an operation of the second operation unit ,
Means for presetting a use date and time when the first household uses the shared space, based on an operation of the first operation unit;
A means for presetting a use date and time when the second household uses the shared space based on an operation of the second operation unit,
The first locking control means locks the second locking/unlocking unit based on the date and time of use of the reserved first household and second household,
The second locking control means locks the first locking/unlocking unit based on the reserved date and time of use of the first household and the second household. Space management system. The shared space management system for a two-family house according to claim 1 , further comprising a display unit that displays a usage reservation status of the first household and the second household for the shared space. The first locking/unlocking unit can be locked/unlocked from the first housing unit,
The second locking/unlocking unit can be locked/unlocked from the second habitat.
First unlocking prohibiting means for prohibiting unlocking of the second locking/unlocking portion by an operation from the second occupant when the second locking/unlocking portion is locked by the first locking/unlocking means. When,
Second unlocking prohibiting means for prohibiting unlocking of the first locking/unlocking portion by an operation from the first housing portion when the first locking/unlocking portion is locked by the second locking/unlocking means When,
The shared space management system for a two-family house according to claim 1 or 2 , further comprising: The first living part is provided with a first monitor for monitoring the equipment installed in the first living part,
The second living section is provided with a second monitor for monitoring the equipment installed in the second living section,
The first operation unit includes the first monitor,
The shared space management system for a two-family house according to any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein the second operation unit is configured by the second monitor.

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