JP7245895B2 - housing - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to housing, and more particularly to housing for multiple occupants, such as housing for dual-income households.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there have been proposed layouts for efficiently performing housework in houses. For example, Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-80809 (Patent Document 1) describes a three-story house in which a useful space, which is a space where you can act for a short time, is placed on the same floor as an LDK equipped with a living room, dining room, and kitchen. Proposed. The useful space consists of a dressing table/laundry room, a closet/tatami room, and short-term activities such as changing clothes, applying makeup, getting dressed, folding laundry, and cleaning up for bathing are performed in the useful space.

Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2017-66629 (Patent Document 2) proposes a house in which a temporary storage room for temporarily storing laundry dried in the drying room is provided adjacent to the drying room. . This makes it possible for residents to share the task of cleaning up the laundry.

JP-A-2000-80809 JP 2017-66629 A

Recently, the number of double-income households in which both husband and wife work outside is increasing. In daily life, residents of dual-income households often go out during the day and return home in the evening. Even though double-income households spend more time outside, they have to do more housework in proportion to the number of residents. Particularly in households including minors and households including infants, it is a pressing issue to efficiently perform many household chores. In addition, it is desirable to have a floor plan in which a resident who does housework or dressing does not feel lonely and can enjoy doing housework near other residents.

In the conventional housing layout described in Patent Document 1, the LDK and the useful space are arranged separately, so that one resident can do housework such as folding laundry in the useful space. While you are there, you will be isolated from other residents in the LDK.

Also, in the floor plan described in Patent Document 2, although a room for temporary storage of laundry is arranged on the same floor as the LDK, the closet for storing clothes is a private room (bedroom, children's room) arranged on a different floor from the LDK. room).

Therefore, in the case of a floor plan in which housework and dressing are performed in a room separate from the LDK, as in the past, a plurality of residents can talk only after finishing housework and dressing in another room.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention was made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and its object is to provide a house where a plurality of residents can enjoy doing housework and getting dressed while having a conversation. is.

A house according to one aspect of the present invention includes a first living room, a second living room provided on the same floor as the first living room, a first passageway from the first living room to the second living room, and the first living room and the first passageway. A walk-in closet arranged adjacent to both sides of the The first living room integrally includes a kitchen area provided with kitchen equipment and an area outside the kitchen having at least one of a living area and a dining area. The walk-in closet has a first doorway provided at the boundary with the area outside the kitchen of the first living room, and a second doorway provided at the boundary with the first passage.

Preferably, the first passage is provided with at least one of the washing space facing the waterproof pan and the washing space facing the washbasin. In this case, since the first passage also serves as the laundry room or washroom, it is possible to shorten the flow line for housework and/or the flow line for dressing.

Preferably, the house further comprises a second passageway arranged apart from the first passageway and leading from the entrance space of the floor to the first living room.

Preferably, the second living room is connected to both the first passageway and the second passageway, and a migratory movement line passing through the first and second living room and the first passageway and the second passageway is formed.

It is desirable that the circulation line is formed so as to pass through the kitchen area of the first living room.

A walk-in closet includes a storage area for storing items including clothes, and a work area that is arranged in series with the first doorway and the second doorway. A work table may be installed in the work area facing the first doorway.

Preferably, the first living room is arranged adjacent to the outdoor space. In this case, it is desirable that the first doorway of the walk-in closet, the area outside the kitchen of the first living room, and the doorway from the first living room to the outdoor space are arranged linearly in this order.

Preferably, fittings are provided at the first doorway of the walk-in closet.

A housing complex according to another aspect of the present invention includes one or a plurality of houses having the above floor plans.

According to the present invention, the resident can do housework and dressing near the area outside the kitchen in the first living room, so that the resident can enjoy doing housework and dressing while conversing with other residents. Therefore, the house of the present invention can be provided as a house for double-income households.

1 is a plan view showing a floor plan of a house according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a state in which a walk-in closet is arranged in communication with a living area (area outside the kitchen) in an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. In the embodiment of the present invention, it is a diagram showing an example of fittings provided at the doorway of the walk-in closet on the side of the living area. (B) schematically shows the state in which the interior space of the walk-in closet is hidden when the fittings are in the fully closed state. FIG. 2 is a diagram conceptually showing a return-home flow line in a house according to an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 4 is a diagram conceptually showing a housework flow line regarding laundry in a residence according to an embodiment of the present invention; BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a top view which shows typically an example of the dwelling unit layout of the collective housing which concerns on embodiment of this invention.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. The same or corresponding parts in the drawings are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will not be repeated.

The housing according to the present embodiment will be described as one unit of an apartment complex. A condominium consists of a plurality of independent dwelling units.

As shown in FIG. 6, in an apartment complex 1, for example, a plurality of dwelling units 2a to 2d are provided on one floor, and each dwelling unit 2a to 2d forms one house. That is, the housing complex 1 is one building having a plurality of houses. The housing complex 1 may be a multi-story building (for example, an apartment) or a one-story building (for example, a row house).

The dwelling units 2a to 2d are arranged along a shared corridor 90 extending in one direction. Here, for ease of understanding, it is assumed that the common corridor 90 extends in the east-west direction and the entrance of each dwelling unit is provided on the north side. Each dwelling unit has an indoor space surrounded by an outer wall 91 and a boundary wall 92 and a balcony as an outdoor space (semi-outdoor space) located outside the outer wall 91 . Each dwelling unit has a balcony at least on the south side of the indoor space.

Of the plurality of dwelling units 2a to 2d shown in FIG. 6, for example, the corner dwelling unit 2a on the west side (the left end of the paper surface) will be described below as a house 10 according to the present embodiment. In addition, collective housing may have only one dwelling unit on one floor.

(About floor plan example)
A floor plan example of a house 10 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The indoor space of the house 10 is surrounded, for example, by outer walls 91 located on the north-south and west sides, and a boundary wall 92 located on the east side. In the following description, the north-south direction is also called the vertical direction, and the east-west direction is also called the horizontal direction.

The indoor space of the house 10 includes an entrance 11 having an entrance door 11a, a first living room 21, a second living room 22, a bathroom area 40, a walk-in closet 50, a first passage 61, and a second passage. 62 are arranged. The entrance 11 is a rectangular dirt floor area.

The first living room 21 is a room (LDK room) that integrally includes a kitchen area 31 provided with kitchen equipment, a dining area 32 and a living area 33 . The dining area 32 and the living area 33 constitute an area outside the kitchen 34 . The kitchen equipment includes a kitchen counter 71 with cooking appliances and a sink.

The first living room 21 is the largest room and is a public living space where family members (or guests) gather and relax. The first living room 21 extends horizontally along the balcony 12 on the south side. The first living room 21 has a sweep window 35 for allowing access to and from the balcony 12 . The sweep window 35 is provided so as to face the dining area 32 and the living area 33, for example.

In this embodiment, the kitchen area 31 is arranged in the lateral center of the first living room 21 and is arranged between the dining area 32 and the living area 33 . The dining area 32 is located, for example, on the east side of the kitchen area 31 and adjoins the partition wall 92 . The living area 33 is arranged, for example, on the west side of the kitchen area 31 and adjoins the outer wall 91 .

The second living room 22 is a room that does not include kitchen facilities, such as a bedroom. The second living room 22 is located on the north side and has a window facing the outside. In this embodiment, the second living room 22 is provided adjacent to the balcony 13 provided at the northwest corner. In this case, the second living room 22 has a sweep window 36 for allowing access to the balcony 13 .

Here, the first living room 21 has an entrance 21a communicating with the first passage 61 and an entrance 21b communicating with the second passage 62 so that the room can be entered from both the first passage 61 and the second passage 62. there is Similarly, the second living room 22 has a doorway 22a communicating with the first passageway 61 and a doorway 22b communicating with the second passageway 62 so that the room can be entered from both the first passageway 61 and the second passageway 62. there is

The first passage 61 and the second passage 62 extend longitudinally and are arranged parallel to each other. The second passage 62 is arranged on the west side of the entrance 11 so as to cross the entrance 11 . In this embodiment, the second passageway 62 is a corridor including an entrance hall 62a. Thereby, the resident can go in and out of the first living room 21 and the second living room 22 from the second passage 62, which is a corridor.

On the other hand, the first passage 61 is a non-living room space that is located away from the entrance 11 and through which a part of the flow line for housework and the flow line for getting dressed pass. The housework flow line and the dressing flow line will be described later.

The plumbing area 40 is located between the first passage 61 and the second passage 62 and arranged in the center of the indoor space. The plumbing area 40 includes a washroom 41 , a bathroom 42 and a toilet room 43 . The washroom 41 includes a washroom space 41a facing the washbasin 72 and a dressing space 41b adjacent to the doorway 42a of the bathroom 42 . In addition, the washroom 41 is provided with a waterproof pan 73 for installing a washing machine, and the washroom 41 further includes a washing space 41 c facing the waterproof pan 73 . In this manner, the washroom 41 in the present embodiment is a washroom laundry room that also serves as a laundry room. In addition, in the washroom 41, these spaces 41a to 41c may partially overlap.

The walk-in closet 50 has a storage area 51 for storing items including clothes, and a work area 52 adjacent to the storage area 51 where people can work or walk. The walk-in closet 50 is large enough to store clothes for the whole family and to change clothes and do laundry. The walk-in closet 50 is a closet (family closet) shared by residents of the house 10 . Therefore, the second living room 22 is not provided with a closet, or is provided with only a minimal storage space 22c.

The arrangement of the walk-in closet 50 will be described with further reference to FIGS. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 , the walk-in closet 50 is arranged adjacent to the non-kitchen area 34 of the first living room 21 and communicates with the non-kitchen area 34 . That is, the walk-in closet 50 has a doorway (first doorway) 53 provided at the boundary with the area 34 outside the kitchen of the first living room 21 .

In the present embodiment, the walk-in closet 50 is located between the west wall 91 and the first passage 61 and is arranged adjacent to the living area 33 in the area 34 outside the kitchen.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3 , the doorway 53 is an opening provided in the partition wall 81 between the first living room 21 and the living area 33 . The entrance/exit 53 is provided adjacent to the partition wall 82 between the first passage 61 and the entrance/exit 53 . The width of the doorway 53 is larger than the width of the doorways 21a and 21b of the first living room 21, for example, twice or more thereof. The entrance/exit 53 may be provided over the entire width of the boundary with the living area 33 .

Typically, the doorway 53 is provided with fittings 53a that can be opened and closed. The walk-in closet 50 may be adjacent to the second living room 22 on the north side, but the wall 84 on the north side of the walk-in closet 50 has no opening, and the storage area 51 extends over the entire width of the wall 84. is provided. The storage area 51 may also be provided behind the partition wall 81 beside the doorway 53 .

The storage area 51 has a plurality of storage spaces partitioned by a plurality of partition plates. The plurality of storage spaces are provided with a pole for hanging clothes on a hanger or the like, a shelf board for placing articles such as clothes, or a drawer for storing articles such as clothes.

FIG. 3A schematically shows the internal space of the walk-in closet 50 viewed from the living area 33 when the fitting 53a is in the fully open state. FIG. 3B schematically shows a state in which the interior space of the walk-in closet 50 is hidden by the fittings 53a when the fittings 53a are in the fully closed state. In FIG. 3A, the storage space provided along the back wall 84 of the walk-in closet 50 is omitted in order to avoid complication of the drawing.

The walk-in closet 50 communicates integrally with the living area 33 of the first living room 21 when the fitting 53a is fully opened. FIG. 2 shows a state in which the walk-in closet 50 and the living area 33 of the first living room 21 are integrally connected.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, doorway 53 of walk-in closet 50 has a height from floor surface 93 to ceiling surface 94 . Therefore, when the fitting 53a is fully opened, the first living room 21 and the walk-in closet 50 form one large space. The area of the walk-in closet 50 may be approximately the same as or slightly smaller than the area of the living area 33 of the first living room 21 . Specifically, it is desirable that the size is, for example, 5 tatami mats or more and 8 tatami mats or less.

The fittings 53a are composed of, for example, sliding doors. The fittings 53a preferably have translucency so that the walk-in closet 50 and the living area 33 are not completely blocked even in the fully closed state. The fitting 53a may be a partition opening/closing wall such as a screen wall.

Even when the fittings 53a are fully open, fittings ( not shown) may be provided. It is desirable that this fitting is made of a non-translucent material such as a wooden material.

A fitting 53a provided at the doorway 53 may be composed of an opening/closing member (for example, a folding door, a hinged door, etc.) other than a sliding door. Alternatively, a curtain rail for hanging a curtain may be provided on the ceiling surface 94 instead of the fittings 53a. Alternatively, the doorway 53 may not be provided with fittings 53a, and the walk-in closet 50 and the living area 33 of the first living room 21 may be in constant communication without a door.

The walk-in closet 50 is also arranged adjacent to the first passage 61 and can be entered and exited through the first passage 61 as well. That is, the walk-in closet 50 further has a doorway (second doorway) 54 provided at the boundary with the first passage 61 . A work area 52 of the walk-in closet 50 is arranged in a row with two entrances 53 and 54 .

The entrance/exit 54 is an opening provided in the partition wall 82 between the first passage 61 and the entrance/exit 54 . The width of the doorway 54 of the walk-in closet 50 is narrower than the width of the doorway 53 on the living room side, and is equivalent to the width of the doorways 21a and 21b of the first living room 21, for example. The doorway 54 is provided with fittings 54a that can be opened and closed. The fitting 54a is composed of, for example, a sliding door, a hinged door, or a folding door. The fittings 54a do not have to be translucent.

In the present embodiment, as described above, the first passageway 61 and the second passageway 62 parallel to each other connect to the first living room 21 on the south side and connect to the second living room 22 on the north side. Therefore, a migratory movement line M10 passing through the first living room 21 and the second living room 22 and the first passage 61 and the second passage 62 is formed so as to surround the central plumbing area 40 . The migratory flow line M10 is a flow line that passes through the second passage 62, the first living room 21, the first passage 61, the second living room 22 in order, and returns to the second passage 62 in the clockwise direction.

In the plumbing area 40 , the washing room 41 is provided along the first passage 61 , and the bathroom 42 and toilet room 43 are provided along the second passage 62 . A doorway 43a of the toilet room 43 is provided facing the second passage 62 as a corridor. The bathroom 42 is located, for example, to the north of the toilet room 43 , and has an entrance 42 a facing the washroom 41 .

Here, in the present embodiment, the washroom (washroom and laundry room) 41 also serves as the first passage 61 . That is, the first passageway 61 includes a washing space 41 a , a dressing space 41 b adjacent to the entrance 42 a of the bathroom 42 , and a washing space 41 c facing the waterproof pan 73 .

Specifically, the washroom space 41 a is arranged adjacent to the doorway 21 a of the first living room 21 . The washbasin 72 is arranged in front of the doorway 54 of the walk-in closet 50 with the partition wall 83 side between the toilet room 43 and the toilet room 43 facing away. The undressing space 41b is arranged adjacent to the doorway 22a of the second living room 22 . The laundry space 41c is arranged apart from the doorway 21a of the first living room 21 and the doorway 22a of the second living room 22 . The waterproof pan 73 is arranged on the side of the doorway 54 of the walk-in closet 50 with the partition wall 82 side between the walk-in closet 50 as its back.

The washroom 41 as the first passageway 61 may be further provided with a storage shelf 41d for storing a vacuum cleaner, seasonal electrical appliances, and the like. The storage shelf 41d is arranged, for example, near the doorway 22a of the second living room 22 so as to face the dressing space 41b.

The indoor space of the house 10 may further include a third living room 23 that does not include kitchen facilities. The third living room 23 is narrower than the second living room 22. - 特許庁The third living room 23 may not have a window facing the outdoors. The third living room 23 is arranged along the boundary wall 92 between the entrance 11 and the area outside the kitchen 34 of the first living room 21 . The third living room 23 is adjacent to the second passage 62 as a corridor.

The doorway 23 a of the third living room 23 may be provided on the dining area 32 side of the first living room 21 instead of on the second passage 62 side. It is desirable that fittings provided at the doorway 23a of the third living room 23 have translucency. Thereby, the third living room 23 can be used as a work room for a woman who is raising a child, for example. A doorway 23b to the third living room 23 may also be provided on the entrance 11 side.

As described above, since the walk-in closet 50 shared by the family is arranged so as to communicate with the living area 33, the resident who does housework and getting dressed does not feel lonely, and enjoys doing housework and getting dressed near other residents. I can do it. In addition, it is possible to naturally increase conversations between residents. The walk-in closet 50 also has a doorway 54 on the side of the first passage 61 (washroom 41) that connects the first living room 21 and the second living room 22, so it includes a housework flow line and a dressing flow line. , various flow lines can be shortened simply.

(Regarding the line of flow for getting dressed)
FIG. 1 shows dressing flow lines M11 and M12. A first dressing flow line M11 extends from the second living room 22 as a bedroom to the first living room 21 having the kitchen area 31 through the first passageway 61 having the washing space 41a. In this way, since the washing space 41a is arranged on the straight path from the second living room 22 to the first living room 21, it is possible to efficiently wash the face in the washing space 41a without detouring to another room when waking up. can be done systematically.

A second dressing flow line M12 runs from the first living room 21 through the walk-in closet 50 to the first passage 61. - 特許庁As a result, after eating in the kitchen area 31 of the first living room 21, it is possible to efficiently get dressed, such as changing clothes, washing the face, applying makeup, and the like.

(Regarding the return line)
FIG. 4 is a diagram conceptually showing the return-home flow line of the resident R1. In FIG. 4, as an example, a case will be described in which the resident R1 returns home later while the other resident R2 returns home earlier and is doing housework related to meals in the kitchen area 31. FIG.

The return flow line M21 passes through the second passageway 62 including the entrance hall 62a, the kitchen area 31 and the living area 33 of the first living room 21 in order, and reaches the walk-in closet 50. As a result, the resident R1 can proceed to the living area 33 while conversing with the resident R2 who has returned home earlier and is doing housework to prepare a meal. In addition, jackets and luggage that tend to be left in the living area 33 can be voluntarily put away in the closet 50. - 特許庁

In a general house, a closet is provided individually for each living room (for example, bedroom) that does not have kitchen facilities. On the other hand, in the present embodiment, walk-in closet 50 for family use is provided in communication with first living room 21 , so that walk-in closet 50 can be entered directly from first living room 21 . Therefore, the return-home flow line M21 can be simply shortened as compared with the conventional art. That is, according to the present embodiment, the walk-in closet 50 can be entered through the first living room 21 without going back to the second living room 22 through the second passage 62 which is a corridor.

Also, since the walk-in closet 50 communicates with the first living room 21, the conversation with the resident R2 can be continued while the resident R1 is changing into loungewear in the walk-in closet 50. . Therefore, the resident R2, who is doing housework related to meals in the kitchen area 31 of the first living room 21, can enjoy doing housework without feeling lonely. Housework related to meals includes housework for preparing meals, housework for transporting dishes and meals, housework for washing dishes, and the like.

In addition, since the work area 52 of the walk-in closet 50 communicates with the first living room 21, the housework of the resident R2 is visible to the resident R1 who is changing clothes in the work area 52.例文帳に追加Therefore, it is also possible to encourage the resident R1 to participate in housework related to meals.

In addition, as indicated by the flow line M22, it is also possible to exit from the walk-in closet 50 to the first passage 61 that also serves as the washroom 41 via the doorway 54. FIG. Therefore, the resident R1 can start doing housework related to laundry immediately after changing clothes in the walk-in closet 50 .

Here, the kitchen counter 71 is desirably of an island type arranged independently away from the partition wall 85 . The partition wall 85 is a wall that partitions the plumbing area 40 and the first living room 21 and extends laterally between the two entrances 21a and 21b. Along this partition wall 85, a refrigerator section 31b for installing a refrigerator and a storage shelf 31c for storing food and tableware are provided.

The kitchen counter 71 is long in the horizontal direction and is arranged facing south. As a result, a return flow line M21 is formed to pass through the kitchen work space 31a facing the kitchen counter 71. FIG. Therefore, food purchased on the way home can be stored in the refrigerator or the storage shelf 31c on the way to the walk-in closet 50. - 特許庁

(Regarding the flow of housework related to laundry)
FIG. 5 is a diagram conceptually showing a housework flow line related to laundry. Household chores related to laundry include carrying dirty clothes to the washing space near the washing machine, putting dirty clothes in the washing machine and washing the clothes, taking out the washed clothes from the washing machine, and washing (wet). clothes), drying laundry (wet clothes), drying and retrieving dry clothes, folding dry clothes into small pieces, and putting away (storing) folded clothes. be

FIG. 5 shows a housework flow line M31 after the clothes have been washed. A housework flow line M31 extends from the laundry space 41c of the first passage 61 (washroom 41) to the walk-in closet 50 via the doorway .

In double-income households, indoor drying is frequently used in order to reduce the time and effort required for housework related to washing. In this embodiment, the work area 52 of the walk-in closet 50 is provided with a clothesline 74, and the walk-in closet 50 is provided with a drying facility (not shown). In other words, the walk-in closet 50 also functions as a drying room equipped with drying equipment. As shown in FIG. 3A, the clothesline pole 74 is attached to a clothesline facility 74c suspended from the ceiling, for example.

Housework flow line M31 passes through doorway 54 between first passage 61 having laundry space 41c and walk-in closet 50 . Therefore, after taking out the washed clothes from the washing machine in the washing space 41c, the resident R1 can carry the wet laundry to the walk-in closet 50 in which the clothesline pole 74 is installed in the shortest distance.

A recess 82a is formed in a part of the partition wall 82 on the side of the first passage 61 of the walk-in closet 50, and the waterproof pan 73 may be installed in this recess 82a. Recess 82a is formed, for example, at a corner where wall 84 on the back side of walk-in closet 50 and partition wall 82 intersect. The doorway 54 of the walk-in closet 50 is desirably arranged right beside the recess 82a. In this case, since the housework flow line M31 has a simple L shape, the burden of housework such as transporting the laundry is further reduced.

The clothesline pole 74 is desirably provided at a position facing the doorway 53 on the living area 33 side. In this case, the resident R1 can hang the laundry in the immediate vicinity of the resident R2 who is relaxing in the living area 33 and can see the resident R2. I can do it. Conversely, since the housework of the resident R1 to hang the laundry is within the field of view of the resident R2 who is relaxing in the living area 33, the resident R2 can be encouraged to participate in the housework related to laundry.

Also, when the clothesline pole 74 is arranged near the boundary position with the living area 33 (that is, near the doorway 53), the laundry can be dried from the living area 33 side. Therefore, even when the work area 52 of the walk-in closet 50 is not so large, the residents R1 and R2 can cooperate with each other in the housework of drying the laundry.

The bathroom 42 these days is often equipped with a drying facility that can dry the laundry, but there are restrictions such as not being able to take a bath while the bathroom is being dried, so the time zone in which the drying facility can be used is limited. On the other hand, in the present embodiment, since the walk-in closet 50 is equipped with a drying facility, the laundry can be dried regardless of the time period.

Furthermore, since the clothesline pole 74 is installed in the walk-in closet 50, both the housework of drying and taking in dry clothes and the housework of folding the dry clothes can be done on the spot. In addition, since the folded clothes can be stored in the storage area 51 in the walk-in closet 50 as they are, the housework of carrying the folded clothes to another room can be omitted. As described above, according to the present embodiment, it is possible to efficiently finish a plurality of household chores regarding laundry in the walk-in closet 50 .

A work table 75 is also preferably installed in the work area 52 of the walk-in closet 50, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3A. The workbench 75 is provided near the boundary position with the living area 33 . The workbench 75 is arranged to face the living area 33 , that is, to face the doorway 53 . In this case, the laundry can be folded and ironed on the workbench 75, so that household chores related to laundry can be done more efficiently.

In addition, on days when the weather is good on holidays, etc., it is assumed that the laundry will be dried on the clothesline pole 76 installed on the balcony 12 through the walk-in closet 50 . The flow line for housework in this case is shown as a flow line M32. A housework flow line M32 extends from the walk-in closet 50 through the living area 33 of the first living room 21 to the balcony 12 .

In this embodiment, the doorway 53 of the walk-in closet 50, the living area 33, and the doorway to the balcony 12 (the sweep window 35) are linearly arranged in this order. Therefore, the housework flow line M32 can be the shortest route (see FIG. 2). Also in this case, the housework of hanging the laundry comes into view of the resident R2 who is relaxing in the living area 33 . And vice versa. Therefore, cooperation in conversation and housework between residents R1 and R2 is promoted.

Alternatively, for example, when guests want to dry their laundry outdoors, they can pass through the second living room 22 from the laundry space 41c of the first passage 61 and hang the laundry on the clothesline 77 installed on the northwest balcony 13. can also A housework flow line in this case is shown as a flow line M33.

A housework flow line M33 extends from the first passage 61 through the second living room 22 via the doorway 22a to reach the balcony 13 . In this way, the first passageway 61 is connected to both the first living room 21 and the second living room 22, so that whichever of the balconies 12 and 13 is used, the travel distance can be shortened.

In addition, since the first passage 61 is directly connected to the first living room 21 via the doorway 21a, the doorway 21a (without going through the walk-in closet 50) is connected to the first living room 21 as indicated by the flow line M41 in FIG. can move between the kitchen area 31 and the laundry space 41c. Therefore, household chores related to eating and laundry can be efficiently performed with a short travel distance.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, the living area 33 of the first living room 21 and the walk-in closet 50 are not completely separated, but only loosely partitioned. Housework and dressing can be done near Therefore, a plurality of residents (married couples) can enjoy doing housework and dressing while having a conversation.

In addition, since washroom 41 also serves as first passage 61, according to the present embodiment, it is possible to efficiently perform dressing and housework (especially housework related to laundry).

In addition, since the first passageway 61 directly connects the first living room 21 and the second living room 22, it is possible to pass through the second passageway 62 except when going out, returning home, and using the toilet room 43. can spend without That is, the line of flow for daily housework, including housework related to eating and laundry, and the line of flow for getting dressed do not pass through the second passageway 62, which is a corridor. Therefore, it is possible to efficiently perform various housework and dressing within the limited time in the morning and evening.

In addition, in a family with small children, housework related to laundry and dressing can be done near the child sleeping in the second living room 22, so there is no need to go back and forth in the corridor to check on the child. Gone.

Also, since the walk-in closet 50 shared by the family is arranged independently from the second living room 22, folded clothes (laundry) can be put away even after the child sleeps in the second living room 22.例文帳に追加As a result, folded clothes are not left in the living area 33, so that the living area 33 can be kept neat and tidy even in a double-income household.

(Modification)
In the present embodiment, the wash space 41a, the undressing space 41b, and the washing space 41c are all provided in the first passage 61, but at least one of them may be provided. In addition, it is desirable that the first passage 61 include a washing space 41 c facing the waterproof pan 73 . In other words, it is desirable that the first passageway 61 function as a laundry room and that part of the line of flow for housework related to laundry passes through the first passageway 61 . Alternatively, the first passageway 61 may also desirably include a wash space 41 a facing the wash basin 72 . In other words, it is also desirable that the first passage 61 functions as a washroom and part of the line of flow for getting dressed passes through the first passage 61 .

Also, although the walk-in closet 50 communicates with the living area 33 of the first living room 21 , it may be arranged so as to communicate with the dining area 32 . Alternatively, in the present embodiment, the dining area 32 and the living area 33 are separated (horizontally) by the kitchen area 31, but the dining area 32 and the living area 33 are separated (horizontally or vertically). ) may be integrally provided adjacent to each other. In this case, the area outside the kitchen integrally including the dining area 32 and the living area 33 and the walk-in closet 50 may communicate with each other.

Further, although the housing 10 according to the present embodiment is assumed to be one unit of the housing complex 1, this is not restrictive, and the floor plan described above can also be applied to a detached house. When applying the floor plan described above to a detached house, the outdoor space may be a garden or a terrace. Also, instead of the entrance 11, a staircase may be arranged. In other words, the second passage may be a corridor leading from the entrance space (for example, the entrance hall or the landing of the stairs) to the floor on which the first living room 21 and the like are arranged to the first living room 21 .

It should be considered that the embodiments disclosed this time are illustrative in all respects and not restrictive. The scope of the present invention is indicated by the scope of the claims rather than the above description, and is intended to include all modifications within the meaning and range of equivalents of the scope of the claims.

1 collective housing, 2a to 2d dwelling unit, 10 residence, 11 entrance, 12, 13 balcony, 21 first living room, 22 second living room, 23 third living room, 31 kitchen area, 32 dining area, 33 living area, 34 outside the kitchen area 40 wet area area 41 washroom 41a washroom space 41b dressing space 41c washing space 42 bathroom 43 toilet room 50 walk-in closet 51 storage area 52 work area 53a, 54a fittings 61 third 1 passage, 62 second passage, 71 kitchen counter, 72 washstand, 73 waterproof pan, 75 work table, 90 common corridor, 91 outer wall, 92 boundary wall.

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a first living room integrally including a kitchen area provided with kitchen equipment and an area outside the kitchen having at least one of a living area and a dining area;
a second living room provided apart from the first living room on the same floor as the first living room;
a passage from the entrance space of the floor to the first living room, the corridor having an entrance/exit to the toilet room on the side;
a passageway arranged away from the corridor and extending from the first living room to the second living room;
The kitchen area and the area outside the kitchen of the first living room are arranged along an outer wall provided with a sweep window that allows access to a balcony,
The house, wherein the aisle is a washing room provided with a washing space facing a waterproof pan and a washing space facing a washbasin. 2. The house according to claim 1 , wherein a plumbing area including a bathroom and said toilet room is arranged between said corridor and said washing room . The second living room is connected to both the corridor and the washing room ,
3. The house according to claim 2 , wherein a circulation flow line passing through said first living room and said second living room, and said corridor and said washing room is formed. The house according to claim 3 , wherein said migratory flow line is formed to surround said plumbing area. The house according to claim 3 or 4 , wherein said migratory flow line is formed so as to pass through said kitchen area of said first living room. A housing complex comprising one or a plurality of houses according to any one of Claims 1 to 5 .

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