JPH09119223A - High-rise building - Google Patents

High-rise building

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JPH09119223A
JPH09119223A JP7277920A JP27792095A JPH09119223A JP H09119223 A JPH09119223 A JP H09119223A JP 7277920 A JP7277920 A JP 7277920A JP 27792095 A JP27792095 A JP 27792095A JP H09119223 A JPH09119223 A JP H09119223A
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Ryuichiro Yoshie
龍一郎 義江
Akiyoshi Sekine
章義 関根
Shinichi Iwaoka
信一 岩岡
Tadashi Naruse
忠 成瀬
Satoshi Tsuda
聡史 津田
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Maeda Corp
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    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y02TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
    • Y02BCLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION TECHNOLOGIES RELATED TO BUILDINGS, e.g. HOUSING, HOUSE APPLIANCES OR RELATED END-USER APPLICATIONS
    • Y02B10/00Integration of renewable energy sources in buildings
    • Y02B10/30Wind power
    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y02TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
    • Y02EREDUCTION OF GREENHOUSE GAS [GHG] EMISSIONS, RELATED TO ENERGY GENERATION, TRANSMISSION OR DISTRIBUTION
    • Y02E10/00Energy generation through renewable energy sources
    • Y02E10/70Wind energy
    • Y02E10/72Wind turbines with rotation axis in wind direction

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Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a high-rise building capable of directly communing with nature while having a very large-scaled multiple-artificial space for utilizint land effectively and enabling the high-rise building to have datlighting as much as possible without relying on artificial lighting. SOLUTION: A plurality of floor sections 13 as the artificial ground opened to the atmosphere is constituted by bearing them on a plurality of column sections 12 respectively at specific intervals in the vertical direction, dwelling sections and various kinds of facilities are so constructed in every section or part of a plurality of floor sections that they are located in height set by equal spaces from the floor sections located upward and, at the same time, reciprocation can be made between the ground and every floor section. A wind power generator 25 is provided on the rooftop of the dwelling section constructed in an optional floor section or the various kinds of facilities, and power obtained by making use of wind blowing through a space between the floor section or various kinds of facilities and the bottom of the floor section upward thereof to operate the wind power generator 25 is used as energy for the dwelling section or various kinds or facilities.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は超高層建造物に関
し、更に詳細には1つの超高層建造物で都市機能の中心
部を構成できる程に極めて大規模な超高層建造物に関す
る。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a skyscraper, and more particularly to a skyscraper that is so large that one skyscraper can form the center of urban function.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】人口密度の増大に伴って、限りある資源
たる土地の有効利用が大きな社会問題となっている。こ
の土地の有効利用の一手段として、建造物の高層化が挙
げられる。しかしながら、従来の高層建造物は、箱形の
外壁により大気から遮断された空間内に人の活動空間を
確保しようとするものであり、自然から懸け離れた無機
質な人工的空間である。そのため、人と自然との触れ合
いが遮断されることから、この無機質な環境が複雑な社
会構成と共に、ストレスの発生要因となることがある。
2. Description of the Related Art With the increase in population density, effective use of land, which is a limited resource, has become a major social problem. One way to effectively use this land is to increase the height of buildings. However, the conventional high-rise building attempts to secure a space for human activity in a space shielded from the atmosphere by a box-shaped outer wall, and is an inorganic artificial space distant from nature. Therefore, since the contact between people and nature is interrupted, this inorganic environment may be a factor of stress together with a complicated social structure.

【0003】[0003]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】このような点に鑑み、
従来の高層建造物には、大規模な吹き抜け空間を設けた
り、この空間を自然に近づけるために人工地盤を配置し
て、ここに植林を行う等の種々の提案が試みられている
が、いずれも外界と遮断された閉鎖空間内での模索に過
ぎず、人々に十分な自然の潤い感を与えることはできな
かった。
In view of such a point,
In conventional high-rise buildings, various proposals have been attempted, such as providing a large-scale void space, placing artificial ground to bring this space closer to nature, and planting trees there. However, it was merely a search in an enclosed space that was cut off from the outside world, and could not give people a sufficient sense of nature.

【0004】本発明の目的は、かかる従来の問題点を解
決するためになされたもので、土地の有効利用を図るた
めの極めて大規模な集合的人工空間でありながら、直接
的に自然と触れ会うことができ、しかも人工的な照明に
頼ることなくできる限り自然採光を図ることのできる超
高層建造物を提供することにある。
The object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, and it is an extremely large-scale collective artificial space for effective use of land, but it is in direct contact with nature. The aim is to provide a skyscraper that can meet and still get as much natural light as possible without resorting to artificial lighting.

【0005】[0005]

【課題を解決するための手段】本発明は超高層建造物で
あり、前述の技術的課題を解決するために以下のように
構成されている。すなわち、本発明の超高層建造物は、
柱部と、この柱部にそれぞれ相互に上下方向へ間隔をあ
けて支持されることで大気に開放した人工地盤となる複
数のフロア部とから構成され、複数の前記フロア部の全
部若しくは一部に、上方に位置するフロア部から間隔を
あけるような高さで居住部分及び各種施設が建造される
と共に地上並びに前記各フロア部相互の行き来が可能と
され、任意の前記フロア部に建造された前記居住部分又
は各種施設の屋上に風力発電装置を設け、この居住部分
又は各種施設とその上方の前記フロア部底面との間隔部
を吹き抜ける風を利用して前記風力発電装置を作動さ
せ、これにより得られた電力を前記居住部分又は各種施
設で使用するエネルギーとすることを特徴とする(請求
項1に対応)。以下、各構成要素について説明する。
The present invention is a super high-rise building, and has the following constitution in order to solve the above-mentioned technical problems. That is, the high-rise building of the present invention is
It is composed of a pillar portion and a plurality of floor portions, which are artificial grounds open to the atmosphere by being supported by the pillar portions at intervals in the up-down direction, and all or a part of the plurality of floor portions. In addition, the living part and various facilities were built at a height that is spaced from the floor part located above, and it was possible to move back and forth between the floor and each floor part, and it was built on any floor part A wind power generator is provided on the roof of the living part or various facilities, and the wind power generator is operated by using the wind that blows through the gap between the living part or various facilities and the bottom surface of the floor above it. The obtained electric power is used as energy used in the living part or various facilities (corresponding to claim 1). Hereinafter, each component will be described.

【0006】(柱部)本発明が対象とする超高層建造物
の柱部として、一般的には互いに間隔を置いて地上から
それぞれ立ち上がる複数の柱部が用いられる。これら複
数の柱部で取り囲まれる空間は、柱部の外方空間から壁
体等によって完全に遮断されることはない。このような
柱部の高さは例えば地上1000mを越える。
(Pillar) As a pillar of a high-rise building to which the present invention is applied, generally, a plurality of pillars which are spaced apart from each other and stand up from the ground are used. The space surrounded by the plurality of pillars is not completely blocked from the space outside the pillars by the wall body or the like. The height of such a pillar portion exceeds 1000 m above the ground, for example.

【0007】(フロア部)各フロア部は、互いに上下方
向へ間隔をおいて柱部に支持されている。各フロア部
は、例えば直径が250mにわたる円盤状の疑似地盤即
ち人工地盤からなり、この人工地盤上には、上方に位置
するフロア部から間隔をおく高さの居住部分又は各種施
設が設けられる。この居住部分又は各種施設は、例えば
住居、商業施設、オフィス或いは工場等のような種々の
生活活動圏を構成し得る多層階の建築物により構成する
ことができる。
(Floor portion) Each floor portion is supported by a column portion with an interval in the vertical direction. Each floor portion is made of, for example, a disk-shaped pseudo-ground or artificial ground having a diameter of 250 m, and on this artificial ground, a living portion or various facilities having a height spaced from the floor portion located above is provided. This living part or various facilities can be constituted by a multi-story building which can constitute various living activity areas such as residences, commercial facilities, offices or factories.

【0008】各住居部分又は各種施設は、その上方に位
置するフロア部から間隔をあけていることから、各フロ
ア部上の空間はそれぞれの居住部分又は各種施設によっ
て外方空間である外部環境から遮断されることはなく、
外方空間である自然環境下におかれる。この外方空間に
連続する自然環境下の人工地盤上の空間には、庭園ある
いはスポーツ施設等を構成することもできる。
Since each dwelling part or each facility is spaced from the floor part located above it, the space on each floor part is separated from the outside environment by the dwelling part or each facility. Never shut off,
It is placed in a natural environment that is an outer space. A garden or a sports facility can be constructed in the space on the artificial ground under the natural environment which is continuous with the outer space.

【0009】(風力発電装置)風力発電装置は、各フロ
ア部に建造された居住部分又は各種施設の屋上に設けら
れる。この風力発電装置は、この居住部分又は各種施設
の屋上とその上方に位置するフロア部底面との間隔部即
ち外方空間を吹き抜ける風により回転される風車と発電
機から構成することができる。
(Wind Power Generation Device) The wind power generation device is provided on a living part built on each floor or on the roof of various facilities. This wind power generator can be composed of a wind turbine and a generator that are rotated by the wind that blows through the space between the roof of the living part or various facilities and the bottom of the floor located above it, that is, the outer space.

【0010】本発明の超高層建造物では、柱部によって
支持される各フロア部上の空間は、フロア部上に設けら
れる住居部分の頂部と上方のフロア部との間隙を経て、
外部の自然環境である外方空間に連続する。このことか
ら、各フロア上の空間は自然環境から遮断されることは
なく、たとえフロア部の縁部に沿って多層階の居住部分
を連続的に環状に形成したとしても、住居部分の頂部と
上方フロア部との間に適正な間隔寸法を保持することに
より、この間隙空間を経て、各フロア部上の空間への自
然の採光あるいは大気の導入を図ることができる。
In the super high-rise building of the present invention, the space above each floor portion supported by the pillar portions passes through the gap between the top of the residential portion provided on the floor portion and the floor portion above,
It connects to the outer space, which is the external natural environment. From this, the space on each floor is not shielded from the natural environment, and even if the residential part of the multi-storey floor is formed in a continuous ring along the edge of the floor part, it will not be separated from the top of the residential part. By maintaining an appropriate space between the upper floor portion and the upper floor portion, it is possible to allow natural daylighting or introduction of the atmosphere into the space above each floor portion through this gap space.

【0011】また、この間隙空間を通過する風を利用し
てフロア部の居住部分又は各種施設の屋上に設置された
風力発電装置により、この超高層建造物で使用される全
電力又は一部の電力をまかなうことができる。
Further, by using the wind passing through this gap space, the wind power generator installed on the living part of the floor or on the roof of various facilities can reduce the total electric power or a part of the electric power used in this super high-rise building. It can supply electric power.

【0012】[0012]

【発明の実施の形態】以下、本発明の超高層建造物を図
示の実施の形態について詳細に説明する。図1は本発明
の一実施形態に係る超高層建造物の外観を示す斜視図で
ある。この実施形態に係る超高層建造物10は、図1に
示されているように、例えば工業施設ゾーン11a、レ
ジャー施設ゾーン11b、農業施設ゾーン11cのよう
なそれぞれが30万人都市を構成する各生活ゾーン11
の核を構成する。
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION The superhigh-rise building of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a super high-rise building according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, a super high-rise building 10 according to this embodiment is, for example, an industrial facility zone 11a, a leisure facility zone 11b, and an agricultural facility zone 11c, each of which constitutes a city of 300,000 people. Life zone 11
Constitutes the nucleus of.

【0013】超高層建造物10は、互いに平行にそれぞ
れが地盤に垂直に形成された例えば3本の柱部12と、
各柱部12間の空間内で相互に上下方向へ間隔を置くよ
うに配置され、それぞれが柱部12に支持された多数の
フロア部13とを備える。
The super high-rise building 10 has, for example, three pillar portions 12 formed in parallel to each other and perpendicular to the ground, respectively.
It is provided with a large number of floor portions 13 which are arranged in the space between the pillar portions 12 so as to be spaced apart from each other in the vertical direction, and which are supported by the pillar portions 12.

【0014】図示の例では、各フロア部13は円形を呈
し、その外縁部に沿って環状の居住部分14が形成され
ている。各部12および13の寸法の具体例として、フ
ロア部13の直径は、例えば250mとすることがで
き、このフロア部13を10層に形成することができ
る。
In the illustrated example, each floor portion 13 has a circular shape, and an annular living portion 14 is formed along the outer edge thereof. As a specific example of the size of each portion 12 and 13, the diameter of the floor portion 13 can be, for example, 250 m, and the floor portion 13 can be formed into 10 layers.

【0015】各フロア部13上の居住部分14又は各種
施設の高さ寸法は、例えば60mの高さを有し、各居住
部分14の頂部と、その直上に位置するフロア部13の
底面との間には、それぞれ40mの間隔が保持されてい
る。従って、図1に示す例では、超高層建造物10は約
1000mの高さ寸法を有することとなる。
The height of the living part 14 or each facility on each floor 13 is, for example, 60 m, and the height of the top of each living part 14 and the bottom of the floor 13 located directly above it. An interval of 40 m is maintained between them. Therefore, in the example shown in FIG. 1, the skyscraper 10 will have a height dimension of about 1000 m.

【0016】図2は、各フロア部13およびその上に形
成された環状の居住部分14の一例を示す平断面図であ
る。円形の各フロア部13の外縁を取り巻くように、環
状の居住部分14が形成されており、フロア部13の中
央部には円形の人工地盤からなる広場15が形成されて
いる。各居住部分14は、先に述べたように、全体で6
0mの高さを有することから、その内部は数十階建ての
多層ビル構造を示す。
FIG. 2 is a plan sectional view showing an example of each floor portion 13 and an annular living portion 14 formed thereon. An annular living portion 14 is formed so as to surround the outer edge of each circular floor portion 13, and a square 15 made of a circular artificial ground is formed at the center of the floor portion 13. Each occupancy portion 14 has a total of 6 as described above.
Since it has a height of 0 m, it shows a multi-story building structure with several dozen floors inside.

【0017】居住部分14の内部は、各階ごとに、環状
通路16によって内周部分17aおよび外周部分17b
に区画されており、それぞれの部分17aおよび17b
がさらに多数の部屋18に区画されている。これらの部
屋18は、例えばオフィス群、会議室群、レストラン食
堂群、あるいは住居群等に適宜割り当てることができ
る。
The interior of the living part 14 is provided with an inner peripheral part 17a and an outer peripheral part 17b for each floor by an annular passage 16.
Are divided into parts, and each part 17a and 17b
Is divided into a larger number of rooms 18. These rooms 18 can be appropriately assigned to, for example, office groups, conference room groups, restaurant dining groups, or residence groups.

【0018】また、居住部分14の内周部分17aに
は、広場15に面したバルコニー19に通じる放射状の
補助通路20が設けられており、この補助通路20に面
して、居住部分14の各階を昇降する多数のエレベータ
21が設けられている。このエレベータ21は、それぞ
れの居住部分14内すなわち各フロア部13ごとに完結
する。
A radial auxiliary passage 20 leading to the balcony 19 facing the plaza 15 is provided in the inner peripheral portion 17a of the living portion 14, and each floor of the living portion 14 faces the auxiliary passage 20. A large number of elevators 21 for moving up and down are provided. The elevator 21 is completed in each living portion 14, that is, in each floor portion 13.

【0019】エレベータ21の補助として、バルコニー
19には、広場15に通じる屋外階段22が設けられて
いる。居住部分14には、火災時の延焼を防止するため
のバッファゾーンを設けることが望ましく、また自動消
化システムを組み込むことが望ましい。広場15を避難
広場として利用することができる。各居住部分14と上
方のフロア部13との間には、40mの間隔が設定され
ていることから、この間隔が上方フロア部13への延焼
を防止する作用をなす。
As an aid to the elevator 21, the balcony 19 is provided with an outdoor staircase 22 leading to the plaza 15. It is desirable that the occupant portion 14 be provided with a buffer zone to prevent the spread of fire in the event of fire and that it incorporate an automatic fire extinguishing system. The plaza 15 can be used as an evacuation plaza. Since an interval of 40 m is set between each living portion 14 and the upper floor portion 13, this interval serves to prevent fire spread to the upper floor portion 13.

【0020】更に、居住部分14には、その周方向へ互
いに等間隔をおいて形成された柱部12に向けて半径方
向に伸びるメイン通路23が設けられている。このメイ
ン通路に面して、柱部12内には、その伸長方向に伸び
る昇降手段24が設けられている。この昇降手段24
は、各フロア部13ごとに設けられたエレベータ21に
おけるように各居住部分14内で完結することはなく、
地上のフロア部13と、最上階のフロア部13との間を
昇降可能である。
Further, the living portion 14 is provided with a main passage 23 extending in the radial direction toward the column portions 12 formed at equal intervals in the circumferential direction. Elevating means 24 extending in the extending direction is provided in the pillar portion 12 facing the main passage. This lifting means 24
Is not completed in each living part 14 as in the elevator 21 provided for each floor 13,
It is possible to move up and down between the floor portion 13 on the ground and the floor portion 13 on the uppermost floor.

【0021】このような高低差の大きな大規模の昇降手
段24として、エレベータ21のような昇降手段を用い
ることができるが、コンパクト化および高速化による効
率的な搬送を可能とする上で、駆動源をリニアモータと
する高速搬送システムを適用することが望ましい。
An elevating means such as the elevator 21 can be used as the large-scale elevating means 24 having such a large difference in height, but in order to enable efficient transportation by making it compact and speeding up, driving It is desirable to apply a high speed transport system with a linear motor as the source.

【0022】図3は、各フロア部13に建造された居住
部分14又は各種施設の屋上に設けられた風力発電装置
25を示す。各フロア部13上の居住部分14の屋上即
ち頂部14aと上方のフロア部13の下面13aとの間
には、先に説明したように、図示の例では40mの間隔
が設定されている。この間隔には自然の風が吹き抜け
る。
FIG. 3 shows a wind power generator 25 provided on the living part 14 built on each floor 13 or on the roof of various facilities. As described above, a space of 40 m is set between the rooftop or top 14a of the living portion 14 on each floor 13 and the lower surface 13a of the floor 13 above. Natural wind blows through this space.

【0023】そこで、この居住部分14又は各種施設の
屋上に4機の風車26と発電機(図示せず)から構成さ
れる風力発電装置25を設置し、前述した間隔を吹き抜
ける風により4機の風車26を作動させて電力を得る。
各フロア部13に建造された居住部分14又は各種施設
の屋上に前述した風力発電装置25を設置すると、この
超高層建造物10全体の消費エネルギーのすべてをまか
なうことができる。
Therefore, a wind turbine generator 25 composed of four wind turbines 26 and a generator (not shown) is installed on the living part 14 or on the roof of various facilities, and four wind turbines 26 are generated by the wind blowing through the intervals described above. The wind turbine 26 is operated to obtain electric power.
By installing the above-described wind turbine generator 25 on the living part 14 built on each floor 13 or on the roof of various facilities, it is possible to cover all the energy consumption of the entire super high-rise building 10.

【0024】なお、この超高層建造物10で使用される
エネルギーとしての電力は、例えば雨水を任意のフロア
部13に建設された貯水施設で蓄え、それを階下に落下
させて水力発電機を作動させて得ることもできる。ま
た、この超高層建造物10で発生したごみ等は任意のフ
ロア部13又は地上に建設された焼却処理施設で燃焼さ
れ、コージェネレーションシステム(図示せず)を通し
て熱と電力を得、これを補助電力としたり或いは種々の
エネルギー源として利用することができる。
Electric power as energy used in the super high-rise building 10 stores rainwater, for example, in a water storage facility constructed on an arbitrary floor portion 13 and drops it downstairs to operate a hydroelectric generator. You can also get it. In addition, dust and the like generated in this super high-rise building 10 is burned in an incineration treatment facility constructed on any floor 13 or on the ground, and heat and electricity are obtained through a cogeneration system (not shown) to assist this. It can be used as electric power or various energy sources.

【0025】本発明の超高層建造物10では、各フロア
部13に設けられた居住部分14又は各種施設と、その
直上に位置する上方のフロア部13との間に、それぞれ
40mの間隔が保持されていることから、各フロア部1
3の中央に設けられた広場15は外部環境から遮断され
ることはなく、この広場15には、自由に風が通り抜
け、また太陽光も十分に差し込む。
In the super high-rise building 10 of the present invention, a space of 40 m is maintained between the living portion 14 or various facilities provided on each floor portion 13 and the upper floor portion 13 located immediately above it. As each floor part 1
The open space 15 provided at the center of 3 is not shielded from the outside environment, and the open space 15 allows free passage of wind and sufficient sunlight.

【0026】そして、この間隔を吹き抜ける風を利用し
て、居住部分14又は各種施設の屋上に設置された風力
発電装置25の各風車26を回転させ、これにより得ら
れた電力は各フロア部13の居住部分14又は各種施設
でエネルギーとして利用される。
Then, using the wind that blows through this space, each wind turbine 26 of the wind turbine generator 25 installed on the living part 14 or on the roof of various facilities is rotated, and the electric power thus obtained is used for each floor portion 13. It is used as energy in the living part 14 or various facilities.

【0027】[0027]

【発明の効果】以上説明したように、本発明の超高層建
造物によれば、多層状に配置された人工地盤であるフロ
ア部に建造された居住部分又は各種施設の屋上に風力発
電装置を設置し、上方空間を吹き抜ける風を利用して発
電された電力をこの超高層建造物で消費するエネルギー
として利用することができ、超高層建造物でのエネルギ
ーの安定的な確保を保障することができる。
As described above, according to the super high-rise building of the present invention, the wind power generator is installed on the roof of the living part or various facilities built on the floor which is the artificial ground arranged in multiple layers. It is possible to install and use the electricity generated by using the wind that blows through the upper space as the energy consumed by this super high-rise building, and it is possible to guarantee the stable securing of energy in the super high-rise building. it can.

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

【図1】本発明の一実施形態に係る超高層建造物の外観
を示す斜視図である。
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an appearance of a super high-rise building according to an embodiment of the present invention.

【図2】図1に示される超高層建造物の1つのフロア部
を概略的に示す平断面図である。
2 is a plan sectional view schematically showing one floor portion of the high-rise building shown in FIG. 1. FIG.

【図3】任意のフロア部に建造された居住部分又は各種
施設の屋上に設置された風力発電装置により電力を得る
状態を概略的に示す構成説明図である。
FIG. 3 is a configuration explanatory view schematically showing a state in which electric power is obtained by a wind turbine generator installed on a living part built on an arbitrary floor or on the roof of various facilities.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

10 超高層建造物 11 ゾーン 12 柱部 13 フロア部 14 居住部分 15 広場 16 環状通路 18 部屋 19 バルコニー 20 補助通路 21 エレベータ 22 屋外階段 23 メイン通路 24 (高速リニアエレベータ)昇降手段 25 風力発電装置 26 風車 10 Super High-rise Buildings 11 Zone 12 Pillars 13 Floors 14 Residential Areas 15 Plaza 16 Annular Passages 18 Rooms 19 Balconies 20 Auxiliary Passages 21 Elevators 22 Outdoor Stairs 23 Main Passages 24 (High Speed Linear Elevators) Elevating Means 25 Wind Power Generators 26 Windmills

───────────────────────────────────────────────────── フロントページの続き (72)発明者 成瀬 忠 東京都千代田区富士見二丁目10番26号 前 田建設工業株式会社内 (72)発明者 津田 聡史 東京都千代田区富士見二丁目10番26号 前 田建設工業株式会社内 ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuation of the front page (72) Inventor Tadashi Naruse 2-10-26 Fujimi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Maeda Construction Industry Co., Ltd. (72) Satoshi Tsuda 2-10-26 Fujimi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Maeda Construction Industry Co., Ltd.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 柱部と、この柱部にそれぞれ相互に上下
方向へ間隔をあけて支持されることで大気に開放した人
工地盤となる複数のフロア部とから構成され、複数の前
記フロア部の全部若しくは一部に、上方に位置するフロ
ア部から間隔をあけるような高さで居住部分及び各種施
設が建造されると共に地上並びに前記各フロア部相互の
行き来が可能とされ、任意の前記フロア部に建造された
前記居住部分又は各種施設の屋上に風力発電装置を設
け、この居住部分又は各種施設とその上方の前記フロア
部底面との間隔部を吹き抜ける風を利用して前記風力発
電装置を作動させ、これにより得られた電力を前記居住
部分又は各種施設で使用するエネルギーとすることを特
徴とする超高層建造物。
1. A plurality of floor parts, each of which is composed of a pillar part and a plurality of floor parts which are artificial grounds open to the atmosphere by being supported by the pillar parts at intervals in the vertical direction. In all or part of the above, the living part and various facilities are constructed at a height that is spaced from the floor part located above, and it is possible to go back and forth between the ground and each floor part, and any floor A wind power generator on the roof of the living part or various facilities built in a part, and the wind power generating device is used by using the wind that blows through the gap between the living part or various facilities and the bottom surface of the floor above it. A super high-rise building, which is operated and uses the electric power obtained thereby as energy to be used in the living part or various facilities.
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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
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