JPS6187063A - Building group for residence - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

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.

(Prior Art) Conventionally, for example, when building a plurality of residential buildings at intervals in the slope direction on a slope in a hilly area, there is a height difference in the ground 11 of the slope as shown in FIG. Retaining wall 11a for absorption
A building 12.12i is being erected between this retaining wall.

(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 means sunlight, ventilation, and lighting.

Comfortable housing that takes into account the view, etc. Therefore, the livability of a building in a hilly area requires that it not lose the coolness and brightness on a hill, but also provide a sense of stability on a flat area.

By the way, is there a retaining wall in the building on the slope mentioned above? There is a height difference between the upper and lower residential buildings, which gives the impression of a sloping land, making daily life uncomfortable and there is room for improvement in livability. Also, since the upper residential building is higher than the lower residential building, the shade range becomes wider, so the distance between adjacent residential buildings must be widened, and the site area is only 7n. Furthermore, the presence of retaining walls made the use of the ground between the residential buildings less efficient.

(Friendly Means for Solving Problems) The present invention relates to a group of residential buildings in which a plurality of buildings are arranged side by side at intervals in the slope direction on a slope, where each building 2, 2
covers a step part 1a2 provided at the bottom of the ground 1 of the sloping land for absorbing slope, and the opposing sides of the corresponding layers 2f and 21 of buildings adjacent in the slope direction are located on the same level.

(Embodiment) An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.

Steps 11L 61 m... are provided at predetermined intervals in the slope direction (left and right direction in Figure 1.2) on the ground 1 of the sloping land to absorb height differences. Buildings 2.2... are erected correspondingly, covering a step at the bottom of each building.

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 1a1 (Fig. 42 (I)), an S-shaped step fat (Fig. )) and a flying geese-shaped stepped portion 1a1 (FIG. 2(I)). step lal
On the upper blade, there is a living room 2a1゜2a on one side of the dwelling unit in building 2! corresponds to the step 11, the indoor staircase 2b corresponds to the step 11, and the atrium 2C corresponds to the step 1mg. In addition, this atrium is surrounded by 6 water areas (kitchen, bathroom, etc.) of the dwelling units that are in contact with it on 3 sides, and the remaining one is an opening and faces the stairs 2, making it possible to fully ventilate the atrium along with the ceiling opening. .

Also, the ground between the matching steps 1a should be flat,
Each corresponding layer 2f of the building 2 matches in the direction of inclination.

The opposite sides of 2f are all located at the same level.

Here, the present invention will be compared with the conventional example. In the present invention, the first
As shown in the figure, there is no retaining wall on the ground l between the adjacent buildings 2.2, whereas in the conventional example, a retaining wall 11m is provided as shown in FIG. 4. In the present invention, the facing sides of the corresponding layers 2f and 2f of the adjacent building 2.2 are at the same level, so there is no impression of going north (lower left 9), and the shaded area is the same as the light ray L (dashed line shown in the figure). ), and in the conventional example, the facing sides are not on the same level, but on the north side (the building 12 on the left side is lower than the building on the south side by the height difference H, and the light rays are lower than the balcony 12).
g'i coverage and shade range are wider with the present invention.

(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 the retaining wall extends to the ground between buildings facing each other in the direction of inclination, and the ground between these buildings is widely used. It is possible to increase the efficiency of use of the ground, and since the retaining wall allows the opposite sides of the corresponding layers of adjacent buildings to be on the same level, there is no impression of a sloping site and the advantages of a sloping site (sunshine, ventilation, ventilation, etc.)
While maintaining a good view), the same stability as on flat land is lost.
Therefore, high livability can be maintained. Furthermore, since the opposite sides of the corresponding building layers are on the same level, the shade range is smaller compared to the conventional example, in other words, the shade range? If it is made equal to the conventional example, the spacing between the buildings can be narrower than in the conventional example, and the efficiency of utilization of the site area can be improved.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an explanatory diagram of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of three buildings built in succession, (1) is a cross-sectional view taken along the line 1-1 in Fig. 3, and (11 is a cross-sectional view of the A cross-sectional view of the position corresponding to the cross section taken along the line m-1 in Figure 3.
A cross-sectional view of the position corresponding to the 1-line cross section, Figure 3 is shown in Figure 2 1-
The 1-line enlarged sectional view and FIG. 4 are explanatory views of the conventional example. 1...Ground, 1a...Step, 2...Building, 2f.
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Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 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 absorption mechanism 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 slope direction located on the same level.