JP7358738B2 - housing - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a house, and particularly to a house equipped with a bathroom facing the outdoors and a dressing room.

BACKGROUND ART Conventionally, houses have been proposed that have a floor plan in which a space such as a garden is provided outside the bathroom so that the scenery can be enjoyed from the window so that the user can spend a comfortable time while taking a bath (for example, see Patent Document 1). In such houses, it is necessary to make the outside visible from inside the bathroom and to hide the inside of the bathroom so that it cannot be seen from outside the premises.The location of the bathroom within the house and the arrangement of the exterior walls must be designed accordingly. Ta.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2002-364187

However, in order to ensure heat retention and effectively block the line of sight from the outside, there is a limit to increasing the opening area of the window installed in the bathroom. Therefore, the space outside the bathroom cannot be sufficiently seen from the bathroom, making it difficult to effectively utilize the space secured. Furthermore, no consideration was given to how people spend their time in the changing rooms, where they stay before and after bathing, and it could not be said that the series of movements from undressing to bathing to dressing was sufficiently comfortable.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a house that can effectively utilize the space outside the bathroom to improve the overall comfort during bathing. shall be.

In order to solve the above problems, a house of the present invention includes a bathroom, a dressing room adjacent to the bathroom, and an outdoor site adjacent to the bathroom and the dressing room, the house including the dressing room and the dressing room. A changing room window section that is a sweeping window that partitions the outdoor site, a bathroom window section provided between the bathroom and the outdoor site, and a deck provided at the same height as the floor level of the changing room at the outdoor site. The outdoor site is provided with a louver erected surrounding the outdoor site, a planting area where the ground surface is exposed and plants are arranged, and the outdoor site is provided with a planting area adjacent to the bathroom window which is the opening of the bathroom. A planting area is arranged, the deck is provided adjacent to the changing room, and the outdoor site is surrounded by the louver on three sides, and the bathroom window and the changing room window are arranged on one side. It is characterized by being

In the house of the present invention, the outdoor site and the changing room are separated by a bay window, the deck of the outdoor site and the changing room are at the same height, and the outdoor site is surrounded by louvers, making the space outside the bathroom more effective. This can be used to improve the overall comfort of bathing.

Further, in one aspect of the present invention, the deck and the changing room are constructed of a common flooring material .

Further, in one aspect of the present invention, the louver is provided at a distance of 50 to 150 cm from the changing room window.

Further, in one aspect of the present invention, the blades of the louver are inclined downward from outside the site toward the outdoor site.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a house in which the space outside the bathroom can be effectively used to improve the overall comfort during bathing.

FIG. 2 is a plan view schematically showing the first floor portion of the house in the first embodiment. FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically showing a view from the changing room 2 toward the bathroom 1 with the changing room window 7 open. It is a sectional view showing typically a planting field where planting 3a is arranged.

(First embodiment)
Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. Identical or equivalent constituent elements, members, and processes shown in each drawing are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant explanations will be omitted as appropriate. FIG. 1 is a plan view schematically showing the first floor portion of a house in this embodiment. As shown in FIG. 1, the house of this embodiment has a bathroom 1, a changing room 2, an outdoor site 3, a deck 4, a louver 5, a bathroom window 6, and a changing room window 7 on the first floor. We are prepared.

The bathroom 1 is a section provided inside the house, and is equipped with a bathtub, shower equipment, and the like. A bathroom window 6 is provided in a part of the wall surrounding the bathroom 1, and the outdoor grounds 3 outside can be viewed from the bathroom window 6. Here, an example is shown in which the bathroom 1 is equipped with a bathtub and shower equipment, but the equipment provided in the bathroom 1 is not limited as long as it has the functions of a conventionally proposed bathroom.

The dressing room 2 is a section in the house adjacent to the bathroom 1, and can be moved into the bathroom 1 through the entrance door of the bathroom 1. Further, the area where the deck 4 is provided in the outdoor site 3 and the changing room 2 are separated by a changing room window 7. The undressing room 2 does not simply represent a space for taking off clothes, but may also include washroom facilities, laundry facilities, excretion facilities, etc., and its uses are not limited.

The outdoor site 3 is a space provided outdoors of the residence at a position adjacent to the bathroom 1 and the changing room 2. In this embodiment, part of the ground surface is exposed, and part of the ground is covered with a deck 4. Further, as shown in FIG. 1, the outdoor site 3 is provided in a substantially rectangular shape along the bathroom window 6 and the changing room window 7 of the residence, and is surrounded by louvers 5 on three sides. It is. Here, an example of a substantially rectangular outdoor site 3 is shown, but the shape is not limited as long as it is provided adjacent to the bathroom 1 and the changing room 2 and surrounded by a louver 5.

The deck 4 is a substantially flat area of the outdoor site 3 on which flooring for outdoor use is laid. As shown in FIG. 1, the deck 4 is provided adjacent to the changing room window 7. The height of the deck 4 is the same as the floor level of the changing room 2, and is continuous with the floor of the changing room 2 via the changing room window 7 to form an integrated plane. Although the structure and material of the deck 4 are not limited, by using the same finish as the floor of the changing room 2 adjacent to the changing room window 7, the continuity of the space between the changing room 2 and the outdoor site 3 is enhanced. preferable.

The louver 5 is a blindfold that prevents the bathroom 1, the changing room 2, and the outdoor site 3 from being visible from outside the residential premises, and has a structure in which slats are arranged in multiple stages, as will be described later. Further, as described above, the louver 5 is provided to surround the outer periphery of the outdoor site 3, and has the function of preventing access to the outdoor site 3 from outside the site. The specific structure of the louver 5 is not limited, but in order to effectively block the line of sight from outside the site, it is preferable to have a height of 2.0 m or more, and the height should be equal to or higher than the ceiling of the first floor of the residence. It is further preferable to have.

The bathroom window section 6 is a window provided in a wall that partitions the bathroom 1 and the outdoor site 3. Although it is common to use frosted glass for the bathroom window 6, in order to appreciate the outdoor site 3 from inside the bathroom 1, transparent glass that transmits light in a straight line may be used. In this embodiment, since the outdoor site 3 is hidden by the louver 5 as described above, even if transparent glass is used as the bathroom window part 6, the line of sight from outside the site to the inside of the bathroom 1 can be blocked.

The changing room window section 7 is a window provided in a wall that partitions the changing room 2 and the outdoor site 3. The changing room window 7 is a sweeping window with a sash provided at the same height as the floor, and by opening the changing room window 7, it becomes possible to move between the changing room 2 and the outdoor grounds 3. By using transparent glass for the changing room window 7, it is possible to overlook the outdoor site 3, deck 4, and louver 5 from the changing room 2. Although the specific size and structure of the changing room window 7 are not limited, if the opening is provided above the eye level of an adult, the outdoor grounds 3 and the deck 4 can be viewed clearly.

FIG. 2 is a diagram schematically showing the direction of the bathroom 1 from the changing room 2 with the changing room window 7 open. As shown in FIG. 2, a bathroom 1, an outdoor site 3, a deck 4, and a louver 5 can be overlooked from inside the changing room 2. In the outdoor site 3, plants 3a are planted on the ground surface, and constitute a planting area in the present application. From the changing room 2, a planting area where plants 3a are provided is also visible. Further, although FIG. 2 shows a state in which the changing room window 7 is open, since the changing room window 7 is a sweep window, even when the changing room window 7 is closed, the changing room window 7 The outdoor site 3, the planting 3a, the deck 4, and the louver 5 are visible through the roof 7.

As shown in FIG. 2, the deck 4 is provided adjacent to the changing room window 7 and is formed at the same height as the floor of the changing room 2, and the changing room 2 and deck 4 are continuous and integrated. It forms a plane. As a result, the boundaries between the inside of the changing room 2 and the outdoor grounds 3 and deck 4 are blurred, and the continuity and sense of openness between the changing rooms 2, the outdoor grounds 3, and the deck 4 can be enhanced. By making the flooring that makes up the floor of the dressing room 2 the same as that used for the deck 4, the boundary between the dressing room 2 and the deck 4 becomes even more vague, and the continuity of the space is further enhanced. It can be further improved.

Moreover, since the outdoor grounds 3 and the deck 4 are surrounded by louvers 5, the bathroom 1, the changing room 2, and the outdoor grounds 3 can be easily recognized as a series of spaces. Moreover, since it is possible to appreciate everything from the ground surface of the outdoor site 3 to the top of the plants 3a, it becomes possible to effectively utilize the outdoor site 3, which is the space outside the bathroom.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a planting area in which plants 3a are arranged. As shown in FIG. 3, the bathroom 1 and the outdoor site 3 are separated by a bathroom window 6, and the louver 5 is provided at a distance of 50 to 150 cm from the bathroom window 6 and the changing room window 7. . By providing the louver 5 within this range from the changing room window 7, which is a sweeping window, it is possible to effectively block the line of sight from outside the premises while ensuring sufficient space for viewing the plantings 3a. .

Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the louver 5 has a structure in which a plurality of slats 5a are lined up, and the slats 5a are inclined downward from outside the site toward the outdoor site 3. With the louver 5 having such a structure, sunlight can be taken into the outdoor site 3 through the gaps between the wing panels 5a, and ventilation can be ensured. If sunlight and outside air can be taken in in the planting area where the plants 3a are placed, the plants 3a can grow well. Moreover, even if one approaches the louver 5 outside the premises and directs the line of sight toward the bathroom 1 and the changing room 2, the line of sight is limited to the downward direction by the slope of the slats 5a, so the line of sight can be sufficiently blocked.

As described above, in the house of the present invention, the outdoor site 3 and the changing room 2 are separated by the changing room window 7 which is a sweeping window, the floor surfaces of the deck 4 and the changing room 2 are at the same height, and the outdoor site 3 is separated by the louver 5. By enclosing the bathroom 1, it is possible to effectively utilize the space outside the bathroom 1 and improve the overall comfort during bathing.

The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described above, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the claims, and embodiments obtained by appropriately combining technical means disclosed in different embodiments. are also included within the technical scope of the present invention.

1... Bathroom 2... Dressing room 3... Outdoor site 3a... Planting 4... Deck 5... Louver 5a... Panel 6... Bathroom window section 7... Dressing room window section

Claims (4)

A house comprising a bathroom, a dressing room adjacent to the bathroom, and an outdoor site adjacent to the bathroom and the dressing room,
a dressing room window section that is a sweeping window that partitions the dressing room and the outdoor site;
a bathroom window section provided between the bathroom and the outdoor site;
a deck provided at the outdoor site at the same height as the floor level of the changing room;
comprising a louver erected surrounding the outdoor site,
A planting area where the ground surface is exposed and plants are arranged is provided on the outdoor site,
The planting area is arranged adjacent to a bathroom window that is an opening of the bathroom,
The deck is provided adjacent to the changing room,
The house is characterized in that the outdoor site is surrounded by the louvers on three sides, and the bathroom window and the changing room window are arranged on one side . The house according to claim 1,
The house is characterized in that the deck and the changing room are constructed of a common flooring material. The house according to claim 1 or 2,
A house characterized in that the louver is provided at a distance of 50 to 150 cm from the changing room window. The house according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The housing is characterized in that the blades of the louver are sloped downward from outside the site toward the outdoor site.