JPH0127218B2 - - Google Patents

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JPH0127218B2
JPH0127218B2 JP13653484A JP13653484A JPH0127218B2 JP H0127218 B2 JPH0127218 B2 JP H0127218B2 JP 13653484 A JP13653484 A JP 13653484A JP 13653484 A JP13653484 A JP 13653484A JP H0127218 B2 JPH0127218 B2 JP H0127218B2
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building
slope
buildings
ground
residential
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JPS6187063A (en
Inventor
Tamotsu Tajima
Masanori Nishimuro
Isamu Yamada
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Shimizu Construction Co Ltd
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Shimizu Construction Co Ltd
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Priority to JP13653484A priority Critical patent/JPS6187063A/en
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Publication of JPH0127218B2 publication Critical patent/JPH0127218B2/ja
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) 本発明は傾斜地に複数棟の住棟を傾斜方向に建
てる住宅用建物群に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a group of residential buildings in which a plurality of residential buildings are built on a slope in the direction of the slope.

(従来の技術) 従来、例えば丘陵地における傾斜面に複数の住
棟を傾斜方向に間隔を置いて建てる場合、第4図
に示すように傾斜地の地盤11に高低差を吸収す
るための擁壁11aを設け、この擁壁を挾んで建
物12,12を建てている。
(Prior Art) Conventionally, for example, when building a plurality of residential buildings on a slope in a hilly area at intervals in the slope direction, a retaining wall is installed in the ground 11 of the slope to absorb the difference in height, as shown in Fig. 4. 11a is provided, and buildings 12, 12 are built between this retaining wall.

(発明が解決しようとする問題点) 近年、住宅に対しての社会的要求が高度化、多
様化しており、その要求の1つとしては品質の高
い住宅が要求されている。高品質であるために
は、高い居住性を有していることが不可欠な条件
となつている。この居住性とは、日照、通風、採
光、眺望等を考慮した快適な住居を満たすことが
できることをいう。したがつて丘陵地における建
物の居住性は、丘の上のさわやかさや明るさを失
わず、かつ平地における安定感を具備することで
ある。ところで、上記傾斜地における建物では、
擁壁を挾んで隣り合う住棟は上下に高低差が生
じ、傾斜地の印象が残り、日常生活に不安定性を
もたらし、居住性に改善の余地がある。そして下
方の住棟に対して上方の住棟が高くなるために、
日影範囲が広くなるために隣り合う住棟の間隔を
広くあけなければならず、それだけ敷地面積を広
く必要とし、さらに擁壁の存在により住棟間の地
盤の利用効率が劣つていた。
(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) In recent years, social demands for housing have become more sophisticated and diversified, and one of these demands is for high quality housing. High livability is an essential condition for high quality. This livability refers to the ability to create a comfortable residence that takes into account sunlight, ventilation, lighting, views, etc. Therefore, the livability of a building in a hilly area requires that it retains the freshness and brightness of a hill, while also providing a sense of stability on a flat area. By the way, in the building on the slope mentioned above,
There is a height difference between the adjacent residential buildings with a retaining wall in between, leaving the impression of a sloping land, causing instability in daily life, and leaving room for improvement in livability. And because the upper residential building is higher than the lower residential building,
As the shaded area becomes wider, adjacent residential buildings must be spaced widely apart, requiring a correspondingly larger site area, and furthermore, the presence of retaining walls makes the use of the ground between residential buildings less efficient.

(問題点を解決するための手段) 本発明は、複数棟の建物を傾斜地に傾斜方向に
間隔を置いて並設している住宅用建物群であつ
て、各建物2,2はその底部で上記傾斜地の地盤
1に設けた傾斜吸収のための段部1aを覆い、傾
斜方向に隣り合う建物の対応する層2fと2fと
の対向側が同一レベルに位置しているものであ
る。
(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention is a residential building group in which a plurality of buildings are arranged side by side on a slope at intervals in the slope direction, and each building 2, 2 is located at the bottom of the group. It covers the step part 1a for slope absorption provided in the ground 1 of the sloped land, and the opposing sides of corresponding layers 2f and 2f of buildings adjacent in the slope direction are located on the same level.

(実施例) 以下本発明の一実施例を第1〜3図に基づいて
説明する。
(Example) An example of the present invention will be described below based on FIGS. 1 to 3.

傾斜地の地盤1には傾斜方向(第1,2図左右
方向)に高低差を吸収するための段部1a,1a
…が所定間隔を置いて設けてあり、この地盤上に
上記段部に対応して建物2,2…が建ててあり、
各建物の底部で段部をそれぞれ覆つている。
The ground 1 on the slope has stepped portions 1a and 1a to absorb height differences in the slope direction (horizontal direction in Figures 1 and 2).
... are provided at predetermined intervals, and buildings 2, 2 ... are built on this ground corresponding to the above-mentioned steps,
It covers each step at the bottom of each building.

各段部1aはその断面形状が建物2の間取りに
応じて異なり、本例ではこの段部は断面鉤状段部
1a1{第2図}、S字状段部1a2{第2図}及
び雁行形段部1a3{第2図}からなる。段部1
a1上方には、建物2の住戸の一側の居室2a1,2
a2が対応し、段部1a2には室内階段2bが対応
し、さらに段部1a3には吹抜け2cが対応してい
る。なお、この吹抜けは3方を隣接する住戸の各
水まわり(台所、浴室等)2dで囲まれ、残りの
一方が開口となつて階段2eと対向し、天井開口
と共に吹抜けの通気を可能としている。
Each step 1a has a different cross-sectional shape depending on the floor plan of the building 2, and in this example, the step has a hook-shaped cross section 1a 1 {Fig. 2} and an S-shaped step 1a 2 {Fig. 2} and a flying geese-shaped stepped portion 1a 3 {Fig. 2}. Stepped part 1
Above a 1 are living rooms 2a 1 and 2 on one side of the dwelling units in building 2.
a 2 corresponds to the stepped portion 1 a 2 , an indoor staircase 2 b corresponds to the stepped portion 1 a 2 , and an atrium 2 c corresponds to the stepped portion 1 a 3 . This atrium is surrounded on three sides by the water areas (kitchen, bathroom, etc.) 2d of the adjoining units, and the other side is an opening that faces the stairs 2e, making it possible to ventilate the atrium along with the ceiling opening. .

また隣り合う段部1a間の地盤は平坦にして、
傾斜方向に隣り合う建物2の対応する各層2f,
2fの対向側を同一レベルに位置させてある。
Also, the ground between adjacent step portions 1a should be flat,
Each corresponding layer 2f of buildings 2 adjacent in the inclination direction,
The opposite sides of 2f are located at the same level.

ここで本発明と従来例とを比較する。本発明で
は、第1図に示すように隣り合う建物2,2間の
地盤1には擁壁がないのに対して、従来例では第
4図に示すように擁壁11aが設けてある。そし
て本発明において、隣り合う建物2,2の対応す
る層2f,2fの対面側が同一レベルであり、こ
のため北下り(左下り)の印象がなく、日影範囲
が光線L(鎖線図示)内となり、従来例は対面側
は同一レベルでなく北側(左側)の建物12が南
側の建物より段差H分だけ低くなり、光線L1
ベランダ12gを覆い、日影範囲が本発明より広
くなつている。
Here, the present invention and a conventional example will be compared. In the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1, there is no retaining wall on the ground 1 between adjacent buildings 2, 2, whereas in the conventional example, a retaining wall 11a is provided as shown in FIG. 4. In the present invention, the facing sides of the corresponding layers 2f, 2f of the adjacent buildings 2, 2 are at the same level, so there is no impression of a northward descent (leftward descent), and the shade range is within the light ray L (shown by a chain line). Therefore, in the conventional example, the facing sides are not on the same level, and the building 12 on the north side (left side) is lower than the building on the south side by the height difference H, the light ray L1 covers the balcony 12g, and the shaded area is wider than in the present invention. There is.

(発明の効果) 以上説明したように本発明によれば、建物の底
部で地盤の高低差を吸収するので、傾斜方向に対
向する建物間の地盤に擁壁が出ず、この間の地盤
1を広く利用でき、地盤の利用効率を高めること
ができ、そして擁壁が出ずしかも隣り合う建物の
対応する層の対向側が同一レベルであるので傾斜
地の印象がなく傾斜地の長所(日照、通風、眺望
の良さ)を確保しつつ平地と同様の安定性が失わ
れず、高い居住性が維持できる。さらに対応する
建物層の対向側が同一レベルにあるので、日影範
囲が従来例に比較して少なく、換言すれば日影範
囲を従来例と等しくすれば建物の間隔を従来例よ
り狭くすることができ、敷地面積の利用効率を高
めることができる。
(Effects of the Invention) As explained above, according to the present invention, the difference in ground height is absorbed at the bottom of the building, so retaining walls do not protrude on the ground between buildings facing each other in the slope direction, and the ground 1 between them is It can be used widely, improves the efficiency of ground use, and since there are no retaining walls and the opposite sides of the corresponding layers of adjacent buildings are on the same level, there is no impression of a sloping site and the advantages of a sloping site (sunlight, ventilation, views) It is possible to maintain a high level of livability without losing the same stability as on flat land, while ensuring the following advantages: Furthermore, since the opposing sides of the corresponding building layers are on the same level, the shade range is smaller than in the conventional example.In other words, if the shade range is made equal to the conventional example, the spacing between the buildings can be narrower than in the conventional example. It is possible to improve the utilization efficiency of the site area.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

第1図は本発明の説明図、第2図は3棟が連続
して建ててある状態の縦断面図であつて、は第
3図−線断面図、は第3図−線断面に
相当する位置の断面図、は同図−線断面に
相当する位置の断面図、第3図は第2図−線
拡大断面図、第4図は従来例の説明図である。 1……地盤、1a……段部、2……建物、2f
……層。
Fig. 1 is an explanatory diagram of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view of three buildings built in succession, and corresponds to Fig. 3 - line sectional view and Fig. 3 - line sectional view. 3 is an enlarged sectional view taken along the line in FIG. 2, and FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram of a conventional example. 1...Ground, 1a...Step, 2...Building, 2f
……layer.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 傾斜地に複数の住棟を傾斜方向に間隔を置い
て並設してある住宅用建物群において、 各建物はその底部内で上記傾斜地の地盤に設け
てある傾斜吸収のための段部を覆い、かつ傾斜方
向に隣り合う建物の対応する層の対向側が同一レ
ベルに位置していることを特徴とする住宅用建物
群。
[Scope of Claims] 1. In a residential building group in which a plurality of residential buildings are arranged side by side at intervals in the slope direction on a slope, each building has a slope absorbing structure installed in the ground of the slope in its bottom. A group of residential buildings characterized by covering the step part of the building and having opposite sides of corresponding layers of buildings adjacent in the inclination direction located on the same level.
JP13653484A 1984-07-03 1984-07-03 Building group for residence Granted JPS6187063A (en)

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JP13653484A JPS6187063A (en) 1984-07-03 1984-07-03 Building group for residence

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JP13653484A JPS6187063A (en) 1984-07-03 1984-07-03 Building group for residence

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JPS6187063A JPS6187063A (en) 1986-05-02
JPH0127218B2 true JPH0127218B2 (en) 1989-05-26

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