KR20240102563A - An Apertment with High Utilization of Interior Space - Google Patents

Abstract

The one-household apartment of the present invention,
First living room;
a first kitchen located behind the first living room;
an external movement passageway disposed to protrude outside the rear exterior wall of the one-family apartment; and
Including an entrance door for entering and exiting the interior of the apartment of one household from the external passageway,
The external movement passage includes a first staircase; Elevator Room 1; and a first elevator room hallway, wherein the first staircase is a structure protruding outside the rear exterior wall of the single-family apartment so that the single-family apartment can pass outside using the stairs, and the first staircase is The elevator room is a structure located next to one wall of the first staircase and protruding outside the rear outer wall of the single-family apartment to allow passage to the outside from the single-family apartment by elevator, and the first elevator room is The hallway is characterized in that it is a structure installed to allow passage between the first staircase room, the first elevator room, and the entrance door of the single-family apartment.

Description

An Apertment with High Utilization of Interior Space}

The present invention relates to an apartment with high utilization of interior space, and in particular, utilizes the high utilization of interior space to separate the interior space so that parents and children living together in a very large apartment can live independently. However, while maintaining most of the number and size of bedrooms and bathrooms provided by a conventional apartment of the same size, additional space for a second kitchen and a second living room is secured for the separated generation, especially for the children's generation. It is about an apartment that prevents interference in the lives of the two generations by separating the living and playing space of the children being raised and the living space of the parents' generation into a first living room and a second living room. Furthermore, an elevator is installed on each floor. It is about an apartment structure that allows an elevator to connect directly from the units on each floor to the underground parking lot in an old-fashioned, very large apartment that is only connected to the first floor and not to the underground parking lot.

The structure of a conventional old apartment will be described based on FIGS. 1 to 7.

Figure 1 shows the structure of a conventional apartment and parking lot.

In Figure 1, an apartment building (1) is built from the first floor to the rooftop on an underground basic structure (1-5), and an elevator (3) operating from the top floor to the first floor is installed inside the building. There is an existing staircase (4) installed protruding outside the outer wall of the building.

In Figure 1, residents take the elevator (3) from each household through a moving passage (2) such as a hallway, or move to the first floor through the existing staircase (4) and then enter the passage (1) outside the apartment building (1). Follow 6) to move to the surface parking lot (5-1) or to the underground parking lot (5-2 or 5-3) to drive the vehicle.

Figure 2 shows an example of the structure of a conventional apartment.

In an example of the structure of the conventional apartment of FIG. 2, each floor of the conventional apartment building (1) of FIG. 1 includes an existing elevator room (3-1) installed inside the building and an existing staircase (4) installed outside the outer wall of the building. There is an existing hallway (20) in between, the first household (1-1) is located in a space on one or two floors of the apartment building (1), and the first household (1-1) is located on the floor where the first household (1-1) is located. The second household (1-2) is located in the other space. From the existing hallway (20), you enter the first household (1-1) through the door (1-11), and you enter the second household (1-2) through the door (1-21). The existing hallway (20) has the entrance door (1-11) of the first household (1-1), the entrance door (1-21) of the second household (1-2), and the entrance door (4-1) of the existing staircase (4). It is a structure that allows passage between and the existing elevator room (3-1).

Likewise, in the case of apartments that were built a long time ago, furniture elevators are often installed only up to the first floor. In order for household members on each floor to go to the underground parking lot, they must take the elevator to the first floor, go outside from the entrance on the first floor, and go to the underground parking lot through the stairs at the entrance to the underground parking lot. People have to face great inconveniences in moving around, and as a result, there is a strong desire for elevators to run from households on each floor to underground parking lots.

However, in the conventional apartment building (1), in order to extend the elevator (3) inside the apartment building (1) underground, a part of the basic structure (1-5) located underground must be drilled through blasting, etc. It must be removed, but in this case, shock is applied to the apartment building (1) and adversely affects safety, so direct extension is impossible.

Meanwhile, conventional ultra-large apartments have a household-integrated structure suitable for multiple families living together in each household. In other words, each household shares one large kitchen and one large living room.

In an example of the structure of a conventional apartment in Figure 2, the front room (1-13) appears from the entrance door (1-11) of the first household (1-1), and the front room (1-13) has a front door and an entrance at the end of the front room (1-13). It is located and enters the interior. As a result, structures such as bedrooms placed between the existing elevator room (3-1) and the entrance have the disadvantage of poor lighting and ventilation.

The structure of a conventional ultra-large apartment is briefly explained as follows.

Figure 3 shows an example of the structure of a very large apartment with an area close to the conventional 90 pyeong.

In the structure of the conventional apartment of FIG. 3, the existing staircase 4 is composed of the rear wall 1-1-1 of the first household 1a-1a and the rear wall 1- of the second household 1a-2a. 2-1), and forms an exterior structure that protrudes outward between the two, and the existing elevator room (3-1) faces the entrance door (4-1) of the existing staircase room (4) and is adjacent to the first household (1a-1a). It is placed between two households (1a-2a), and is located between the door (4-1) of the existing staircase room (4), the door (1-11) of the first household (1a-1a), and the existing elevator room (3-1). An existing corridor 20, which is a structure that allows passage, is placed between the entrance door and the entrance door 1-21 of the second household 1a-2a.

In the structure of the conventional apartment of FIG. 3, the fourth bedroom 119 and the fourth balcony 120 and the balcony 122 are arranged in front of the first household 1a-1a of the apartment 1a. The third bedroom (121), the first living room (113), and the first bedroom (114) are arranged in a four-bay form. The second bathroom (126) is placed between the existing elevator room (3-1) and the fourth bedroom (119), and the fifth bedroom (123) and the third bathroom ( 124), the entrance hall (107), the first kitchen (109), the dressing room (112), and the second bedroom (117) are arranged sequentially. The wall surface in the front direction of the first household (1a-1a) of the fifth bedroom (123) and the third bathroom (124) and the first household (1a-1a) of the fourth bedroom (119) and the third bedroom (121) ) A corridor 127 is formed along the rear wall surface from the wall of the second bathroom 126 to the entrance 107 and the first living room 113. The first kitchen (109) can also serve as a restaurant.

In the structure of the conventional apartment of FIG. 3, the front room 105 runs from the entrance door 1-11 of the first household 1a-1a along the rear wall 1-1-1 of the first household 1a-1a. ), the kitchen balcony (110), the warehouse (111), and the second balcony (118) are arranged sequentially. The first bathroom 116 is disposed in a portion of the space between the second bedroom 117 and the first bedroom 114, and the remaining space between the second bedroom 117 and the first bedroom 114 is disposed. A hallway 115 is located in the space between the dressing room 112 and the first bedroom 114.

In the structure of the conventional apartment of Figure 3, all residents of the first household (1a-1a) enter the interior through the entrance door (1-11) and the front door (106).

Figure 4 shows an example of the structure of a very large apartment with a size close to the conventional 70 pyeong to 80 pyeong.

In the structure of the conventional apartment of FIG. 4, the existing staircase 4 is composed of the rear wall 1-1-1 of the first household 1a-1b and the rear wall 1- of the second household 1a-2b. 2-1), and forms an exterior structure that protrudes outward between the existing staircase room (4), and the existing elevator room (3-1) faces the entrance door (4-1) of the existing staircase room (4) and is adjacent to the first household (1a-1b). It is placed between two households (1a-2b), and is located between the door (4-1) of the existing staircase room (4), the door (1-11) of the first household (1a-1b), and the existing elevator room (3-1). An existing corridor 20, which is a structure that allows passage, is placed between the entrance door and the entrance door 1-21 of the second household 1a-2b.

In the structure of the conventional apartment of Figure 4, the second bathroom 154, the fourth balcony 150, and the balcony 152 are arranged in front of the first household (1a-1b), and the second bathroom (154) And adjacent to the fourth balcony 150 and balcony 152, the fourth bedroom 149, the third bedroom 151, the first living room 143, and the first bedroom 144 are arranged in a four-bay form. A third bathroom (156) is placed between the existing elevator room (3-1) and the fourth bedroom (149), and the fifth bedroom (153) and the entrance (137) are separated from the side wall of the existing elevator room (3-1). The front door (136), first kitchen (139), second bedroom (147), and dressing room (142) are arranged sequentially. The entrance ( A hallway 157 is formed leading to 137) and the first living room 143. The first kitchen (139) can also serve as a restaurant.

In the structure of the conventional apartment of FIG. 4, the front room ( 135), the kitchen balcony 140, the second balcony 148, and the first bathroom 146 are arranged sequentially. A hallway 141 is disposed in the space between the second bedroom 147 and the first bedroom 144.

Figure 5 shows an example of the structure of a very large apartment with an area close to the conventional 60 pyeong.

In the structure of the conventional apartment of Figure 5, the existing staircase 4 is composed of the rear wall 1-1-1 of the first household 1a-1c and the rear wall 1- of the second household 1a-2c. 2-1), forming an exterior structure that protrudes outward between the two, and facing the entrance door (4-1) of the existing staircase room (4), the existing elevator room (3-1) is adjacent to the first household (1a-1c). It is placed between two households (1a-2c), and is located between the door (4-1) of the existing staircase room (4), the door (1-11) of the first household (1a-1c), and the existing elevator room (3-1). An existing corridor 20, which is a structure that allows passage, is placed between the entrance door and the entrance door 1-21 of the second household 1a-2c.

In the structure of the conventional apartment of Figure 5, the fourth bedroom 179 and the third bedroom 181 are adjacent to the fourth balcony 180 and balcony 182 arranged in front of the first household 1a-1c. The first living room 173 and the first bedroom 174 are arranged in a four-bay form. From the side wall of the existing elevator room (3-1), the second bathroom (186), the front door (166), the entrance (167), the first kitchen (169), the second bedroom (177), and the first bathroom (176) These are arranged sequentially. The first kitchen (169) can also serve as a restaurant. The side wall of the existing elevator room (3-1) between the wall surface toward the front of the apartment of the second bathroom (186) and the wall surface toward the rear of the apartment of the fourth bedroom (179) and third bedroom (181). A hallway 187 is formed from the entrance hall 167 to the first living room 173.

In the structure of the conventional apartment of FIG. 5, the front room 165 and the kitchen balcony 170 are located along the rear wall of the first household (1a-1c) from the entrance door (1-11) of the first household (1a-1c). ) and the second balcony (178) are arranged sequentially. A dressing room 172 is placed in the space between the front wall of the second bedroom 177 and the first bathroom 176 and the rear wall of the first bedroom 174.

In the conventional apartment of FIGS. 3 to 5 described above, the front room (105 or 135 or 165) is arranged from the entrance door (1-11) to the vicinity of the extension of one side wall of the first kitchen (109 or 139 or 169), and the first A portion of the entrance hall (107, 137, or 167) and the hallway (127, 157, or 187) are placed along one side wall of the kitchen (109, 139, or 169), and a portion of the hallway (127, 157, or 187) is located along one side wall of the first kitchen (109, 139, or 169). The remaining part of the hallway (127 or 157 or 187) is arranged from the end to the entrance door of the fourth bedroom (119 or 149 or 179) and the first living room (113 or 143 or 173).

The structure of the conventional apartment of FIGS. 3 to 5 is arranged in the passageway from the entrance door (1-11) to the door of the fourth bedroom (119, 149, or 179) and the first living room (113, 143, or 173). The area occupied by the vestibule (105 or 135 or 165), entrance (107 or 137 or 167), and hallway (127 or 157 or 187) is very large, which has the disadvantage of greatly reducing the utilization of the internal space of each household.

In addition, the fifth bedroom (123 or 153) of the conventional apartment in FIGS. 3 and 4 has a disadvantage in that lighting and ventilation are not good because the window opens to the rear wall through the front room (105 or 135). In addition, no matter what structures are installed between the existing elevator room (3-1) and the entrance (107, 137, or 167) of the conventional apartment structure of FIGS. 3 to 5, these structures are installed in the front room (105, 135, or 165). Since it leads to the rear wall through , it also has the disadvantage of poor lighting and ventilation.

Therefore, the fifth bedroom (123 or 153) of the conventional apartment of FIGS. 3 to 5 is often used as a room to store clothes.

In these extra-large apartments, despite their extra-large size and spaciousness, the utilization of internal space is low, so each household can only have one kitchen and one living room, so children married within the same household can live independently in a space separate from their parents. It has the major disadvantage of being very unsuitable for living. In addition, the play space for children raised by married children, the living space for married children, and the living space for the elderly must all be shared in one primary living room, so two or three generations with completely different living patterns. It has the major disadvantage of interfering with each other's lives.

In addition, the unused space left empty after married children move out is not suitable as a space for independent living and is also unsuitable for renting to others as an independent living space, so the very large apartments in Figures 3 to 5 are It has the disadvantage that unused space is often left empty. As a result, the preference for ultra-large apartments decreases, and the price per pyeong is lower than that of medium-to-large apartments.

Therefore, by remodeling or remodeling the conventional ultra-large apartment of Figures 3 to 5, the space mainly used by the parents' generation or the owner's generation, including the master bedroom, first living room, and first kitchen, is separated into the main household space, There is a tendency to separate the spaces used by the households living together, such as married children or rented third parties, into separate household spaces to provide space for the households to be separated to live independently.

Figure 6 shows an example of a structure that has been remodeled or remodeled to separate the space of an ultra-large apartment with an area close to the conventional 90 pyeong of Figure 3 into two independent spaces.

In the structure of the apartment in FIG. 6, the wall between the entrance 107 and the third bathroom 124 of the first household (1a-1a) in FIG. 3 and the third bedroom 121 and the first living room 113 The wall of is used as the boundary between the main household space (1a-101d) and the separate household space (1a-102d) to be separated. Structures arranged from the first kitchen 109 and the first living room 113 toward the first bedroom 114, the space of the household using the first kitchen 109 and the first living room 113, and the main household A structure in which the exclusive passageway is separated into the main living space (1a-101d), excluding the main living room's exclusive passageway arranged in the opposite direction from the first kitchen (109) and the first living room (113) to the first bedroom (114) They are separated into separate household spaces (1a-102d).

In the structure of the apartment of FIG. 6, the wall between the entrance 107 of FIG. 3 and the third bathroom 124 extends to the wall surface of the third bedroom 121 to become the first wall 191-1, The front door 106 and the front door 107 of FIG. 3 are replaced by the first front door 106-1 and the first front door 107-1, and a second bathroom is installed in the space of the third bathroom 124 of FIG. 3. Parts of the front door (106-2), second entrance (107-2), and second hallway (127-2) are installed. The fourth bedroom 119 in FIG. 3 is replaced by the second living room 196, and from the second entrance (107-2) to the third bedroom 121, the fifth bedroom 123, and the second living room 196. The second hallway (127-2) is located. The second living room (196) can double as a kitchen and dining room. A first hallway (127-1) is located between the first entrance (107-1) and the first living room (113). In order to separate the third balcony (122-2) and the first balcony (122-1), a second wall (191-2) is installed from the wall between the third bedroom (121) and the first living room (113) to the front wall. It is installed.

In the structure of the apartment in FIG. 6, residents of the main residence space (1a-101d) enter the interior of the main residence space (1a-101d) through the entrance door (1-11) and the first front door (106-1). do. Residents of the separated household space (1a-102d) enter the interior of the separated household space (1a-102d) through the entrance door (1-11) and the second entrance door (106-2).

Furniture that has been renovated or remodeled in the same manner as the structure of the apartment in FIG. 6 is a separate unit that includes only two bedrooms (121 and 123) and one second living room (196) despite its large size of close to 90 pyeong. The household space (1a-102d) can be separated, and in addition, the separate household space (1a-102d) is not equipped with separate structures necessary for living, such as a laundry room or warehouse, so it has the disadvantage of causing inconvenience to many people in living, and the separated household space (1a-102d) The disadvantage is that there are not enough rooms considering the number of children in the household. In addition, the separate unit has the disadvantage of having to pay the high management fees required for the large separate space, despite being equipped with two bedrooms and one living room.

Figure 7 shows an example of a structure in which the space of a very large apartment measuring close to 60 pyeong before the renovation or remodeling of Figure 5 was divided into two units.

In the structure of the apartment in Figure 7, the wall between the entrance 167 and the first kitchen 169 in Figure 5 and the wall between the third bedroom 181 and the first living room 173 in Figure 5 are the main living space. (1a-101e) and separate generation space (1a-102e). Structures arranged from the first kitchen (169-1) and the first living room (173) toward the first bedroom (174) and the space of the household using the first kitchen (169-1) and the first living room (173) The passage exclusive to the main unit is separated into the main unit space (1a-101e), and the main unit is arranged in the opposite direction from the first kitchen (169-1) and the first living room (173) towards the first bedroom (174). Except for the exclusive passage, the structures are separated into separate household spaces (1a-102e).

In the structure of the apartment of FIG. 7, the wall between the entrance 167 of FIG. 5 and the first kitchen 169 extends to the rear wall of the third bedroom 181 to become the third wall 191-3, The front door 166 and the front door 167 in FIG. 5 are replaced with the second front door 166-2 and the second front door 167-2. The fourth bedroom 179 in FIG. 5 is replaced by the second living room 196-1. The second living room (196-1) can double as a kitchen and dining room. The third bedroom 181 in FIG. 5 is replaced by the third bedroom 181-1 with the entrance door changed. The second hallway (187-2) is located from the second entrance (167-2) to the third bedroom (181-1), the second bathroom (186), and the second living room (196-1). The first entrance door (166-1) to be used in the main household space (1a-101e) is installed on the wall between the vestibule (165) and the kitchen balcony (170) in Figure 5. A second wall (191-2) is located at a distance equal to the width of the first entrance (167-1) to be newly built from the wall between the entrance (167) and the first kitchen (169) of Figure 5. ) and the first living room (173) and the rear wall (1-1-1). A first entrance (167-1) and a first hallway (187-1) in the space between the wall between the entrance (167) and the first kitchen (169) in Figure 5 and the second wall (191-2) to be newly built. is placed. In order to separate the third balcony (182-2) and the first balcony (182-1), a fourth wall (191-4) is installed from the wall between the third bedroom (181) and the first living room (173) to the front wall. It is installed.

In the structure of the apartment of FIG. 7, the first entrance (167-1) and the first hallway (187-1) are arranged, and the kitchen balcony (170-1) and the second wall (191-2) are installed to the extent of the area. The area of the first kitchen 169-1 is smaller than the areas of the kitchen balcony 170 and the first kitchen 169 of FIG. 5.

In the structure of the apartment in FIG. 7, residents of the main residence space (1a-101e) enter the interior of the main residence space (1a-101e) through the entrance door (1-11) and the first front door (166-1). do. Residents of the separated household space (1a-102e) enter the interior of the separated household space (1a-102e) through the entrance door (1-11) and the second entrance door (166-2).

Furniture that has been renovated or remodeled in the same manner as the structure of the apartment in Figure 7 is a separate unit that includes only one bedroom (181-1) and one second living room (196-1), despite the large square footage approaching 60 pyeong. The household space (1a-102e) can be separated, and in addition, the separate household space (1a-102e) is not equipped with separate structures necessary for living, such as a laundry room or warehouse, which has the disadvantage of causing a lot of inconvenience in living. The disadvantage is that there are not enough rooms considering the number of children in the household. In addition, although separate households have one bedroom and one living room, they have the disadvantage of having to pay high maintenance fees required for a large separate space.

Although not shown, when the structure of a very large apartment with an area close to 70 pyeong to 80 pyeong before the renovation or remodeling of FIG. 4 is renovated or remodeled for each household in a similar way to FIG. A portion of the area of the first kitchen (139) and the kitchen balcony (140) must be used as the area of the first entrance and hallway for the main household, and the fourth bedroom (149) must be used as a kitchen and living room for the separate household. . In this case, despite the large size of approximately 70 to 80 pyeong, the separate household space only includes two bedrooms and a second kitchen, but is not equipped with structures necessary for living, such as a laundry room or warehouse, making it difficult to live in. The disadvantage is that there are many inconveniences, and the number of rooms is insufficient when considering the children of residents in separate households. In addition, the separate unit has the disadvantage of having to pay the high management fees required for the large separate space, despite being equipped with two bedrooms and one living room.

In the structure of the apartment in FIGS. 1 to 7, it is shown that one elevator 3 or existing elevator room 3-1 is installed, but more than one elevator is also included.

The conventional apartment building 1 has a problem in that it is difficult for the elevator 3 inside the apartment building 1 to extend to the basement floor and operate due to the basic structures 1-5 located underground.

In addition, in the structure of a conventional ultra-large apartment, the area occupied by the front room, entrance, and hallway arranged inside each household from the entrance door is very large, so the utilization of internal space is low, so each household can only have one kitchen and one living room. , it has the major disadvantage of not being able to provide sufficient structures necessary for married children within the same household to live independently from their parents.

In addition, the structure of a conventional ultra-large apartment requires that the play space for children raised by married children and the living space for elderly parents be all shared in one primary living room, so two or three generations with completely different living patterns are required. It has the major disadvantage of interfering with each other's lives.

In addition, the space that is not used after the children move out cannot be rented out due to insufficient space or necessary structures for a third party to live independently, so it has the disadvantage of having to remain vacant.

In addition, the unused space left empty after married children move out is unsuitable for independent living and is therefore unsuitable for renting to others as an independent living space, so the very large apartments in Figures 3 to 5 are It has the disadvantage that unused space is often left empty.

In addition, the structure of a conventional ultra-large apartment has the disadvantage that the bedroom located adjacent to the front room has poor lighting and ventilation, so it is often used as a room to store clothes.

Due to these disadvantages, the preference for ultra-large apartments decreases, and the price per pyeong is lower than the price per pyeong of medium-to-large apartments.

The present invention is intended to solve one or more of the above shortcomings.

An apartment for one household to achieve the above-mentioned purpose,

First living room;

a first kitchen located behind the first living room;

an external movement passageway disposed to protrude outside the rear exterior wall of the one-family apartment; and

Including an entrance door for entering and exiting the interior of the apartment of one household from the external passageway,

The external movement passage includes a first staircase; Elevator Room 1; and a first elevator room hallway, wherein the first staircase is a structure protruding outside the rear exterior wall of the single-family apartment so that the single-family apartment can pass outside using the stairs, and the first staircase is The elevator room is a structure located next to one wall of the first staircase and protruding outside the rear outer wall of the single-family apartment to enable passage to the outside from the single-family apartment using an elevator, and the first elevator room is The hallway is characterized in that it is a structure installed to allow passage between the first staircase room, the first elevator room, and the entrance door of the single-family apartment.

In addition, in order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, a master bedroom is placed next to one side of the first living room, one or more bedrooms are placed next to the other side of the first living room, an existing kitchen is placed at the rear of the first living room, and an existing kitchen is arranged from the outside. An existing vestibule arranged from the existing entrance door for entering and exiting to the vicinity of the border of the side wall of the existing kitchen; An existing entrance located next to the side wall of the existing kitchen; In addition, the existing hallway arranged to allow passage from the existing entrance to the first living room and one or more bedrooms located on the other side of the first living room has been remodeled to increase the usability of the internal space by surrounding a portion of the structure. Or a remodeled one-family apartment,

1st Kitchen Department;

an external movement passage protruding outside the rear exterior wall of the apartment of the one household due to renovation or remodeling; and

In order to access the interior of the apartment of one household from the exterior passage through renovation or remodeling, it includes an entrance door installed on the wall between the exterior passage and the interior of the apartment of one household,

The external movement passage includes a first staircase; Elevator Room 1; and a first elevator room hallway, wherein the first staircase is a structure protruding outside the rear exterior wall of the single-family apartment so that the single-family apartment can pass outside using the stairs, and the first staircase is The elevator room is a structure located next to one wall of the first staircase and protruding outside the rear outer wall of the single-family apartment to enable passage to the outside from the single-family apartment using an elevator, and the first elevator room is The hallway is a structure installed to allow passage between the first staircase, the first elevator room, and the entrance door of the single-family apartment,

It is characterized in that at least a portion of the sum of the areas of the existing vestibule, the existing entrance hall, and the existing hallway before remodeling or remodeling is used as the area of one or more structures of other types.

In addition, in order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, a first hallway and a first elevator room are arranged between the inner boundary of the rear outer wall of the adjacent first household apartment and the second household apartment, and the first household apartment and the second household apartment are arranged. The first staircase is arranged to protrude outside the boundary of the rear outer wall of the apartment of the second household, so that the first elevator running through the first elevator room and the first household can be connected to another floor or the outside through the first staircase. The apartment of the first household is structured to allow passage between the apartments of the above or the apartments of the second household,

In the apartment of the first household, a master bedroom is arranged next to one side of the first living room, one or more bedrooms are arranged next to the other side of the first living room, an existing kitchen is arranged at the rear of the first living room, and an existing kitchen is arranged from the outside. An existing vestibule arranged from the existing entrance door for entering and exiting to the vicinity of the border of the side wall of the existing kitchen; An existing entrance located next to the side wall of the existing kitchen; And the existing hallway arranged to pass from the existing entrance to the first living room and one or more bedrooms located on the other side of the first living room has a structure that surrounds some existing structures,

An external passageway protruding outside the rear outer wall of the apartment of the first household is further installed, and is installed on the wall between the external passageway and the interior of the apartment of the first household in order to enter and exit the interior of the apartment from the external passageway. An additional first entrance door is installed,

The external movement passage includes a first staircase; Elevator Room 1; And it includes a first elevator room hallway, wherein the first staircase is a structure protruding from the rear exterior wall of the apartment of the first household so that the first household can pass outside from the apartment using the stairs, The first elevator room is a structure located next to one wall of the first staircase and protruding from the rear outer wall of the apartment of the first household so that the first household's apartment can be accessed from the apartment to the outside using an elevator, The first elevator room hallway is characterized as a structure installed to allow passage between the first staircase, the first elevator room, and the entrance door of the apartment of the first household.

Hereinafter, an apartment with high utilization of internal space according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the attached drawings.

The present invention improves the utilization of internal space, so that the large area allocated to the section moving from the entrance door of each household in a conventional apartment to the living room and each bedroom within the household can be used as a separate living room required by separate households living together in the same household. and can be used as kitchen space.

As a result, the apartment of the present invention allows sufficient structures necessary for married children to live independently from their parents within the same household, and allows married children to live independently from their parents. do.

In addition, the apartment of the present invention allows the children's play area and the elderly adults' living space to be separated into a first living room and a second living room, so that two or three generations with completely different living patterns can live among each other. Avoid interference.

In addition, in the apartment of the present invention, the unused space after the children move out is suitable as a space for a third party to live independently, so there is no need to empty the unused space after the children move out and there is no need to leave it to a third party. Make it available for rent.

In addition, the apartment of the present invention has high utilization of internal space, provides convenience for living, and can also expect rental income, thereby increasing the value of the apartment.

Figure 1 is an explanatory diagram illustrating the movement path of a conventional old apartment.
Figure 2 shows the structure of a conventional apartment.
Figure 3 is an example of the internal structure of each household according to the structure of a conventional apartment.
Figure 4 is another example of the internal structure of each household according to the structure of a conventional apartment.
Figure 5 is another example of the internal structure of each household according to the structure of a conventional apartment.
Figure 6 is an example of a structure in which the conventional apartment of Figure 3 has been remodeled or remodeled for separation of households.
Figure 7 is an example of a structure in which the conventional apartment of Figure 5 has been renovated or remodeled to separate households.
Figure 8 is an explanatory diagram illustrating the movement path of an apartment according to the present invention.
Figure 9 is an embodiment of an apartment structure according to the present invention.
FIGS. 10 to 13 show examples of apartments in which the apartment structure of FIG. 3 is changed to the structure of FIG. 9 to increase the utilization of the interior area of the furniture.
Figures 14 and 15 show examples of apartments in which the apartment structure of Figure 4 is changed to the structure of Figure 9 to increase the utilization of the interior area of the furniture.
Figures 16 and 17 show examples of apartments in which the apartment structure of Figure 5 has been changed to the structure of Figure 9 to increase the utilization of the interior area of the furniture.
FIGS. 18 and 19 show examples of apartments in which the apartment structure of FIG. 3 is changed to the structure of FIG. 9 to increase the utilization of the interior area of the furniture.
Figure 20 shows another embodiment of an apartment structure according to the present invention.
Figures 21 and 22 show examples of apartments in which the apartment structure in Figure 4 is changed to the structure in Figure 20 to secure space for the structures required for separate households.
Figures 23 and 24 show examples of apartments combining the structure of the apartment of Figure 2 with the structure of the apartment according to the invention of Figure 9.
Figure 25 is an example of an apartment in which the structure of Figure 3 is replaced with the structure of Figure 20, securing space for structures required for separate households.

Embodiments of apartments with improved utilization of the internal area of each household according to the present invention and the structure of the apartment of the present invention are used to renovate or remodel existing old apartments to increase utilization of the internal area of each household and directly connect the elevator to the underground parking lot. Embodiments will be described with reference to FIGS. 8 to 25.

Figure 8 shows an example of the structure of the apartment and parking lot of the present invention.

In an example of the structure of the apartment and parking lot of the present invention in Figure 8, the apartment building 7 is built from the first floor to the rooftop on an underground basic structure 7-5, and the apartment building 7 Outside the outer wall, an elevator (9) and a staircase (10) are installed from the top floor to the underground parking lot.

In an example of the structure of the apartment and parking lot of the present invention in Figure 8, residents use the elevator 9 to move from the household to the first floor or basement and then take the passage 12-1 or 12-2 or 12-3. Accordingly, the vehicle moves to the above-ground or underground parking area and operates.

In an example of the structure of the apartment and parking lot of the present invention in Figure 8, in order to directly connect the elevator from the furniture on each floor to the underground parking lot, if there are no obstacles in the basement that cannot be removed, the location where the elevator 9 will move is the basic structure. It can be outside the location of (7-5) and outside the outer wall of the apartment building (7). However, if there is an obstacle underground, such as a bedrock that cannot be removed, the location to which the elevator 9 moves must be outside of the location of the obstacle.

9 and 25, the distance between the boundary of the outer wall of each household and the elevator room is the perimeter of the boundary surface of the underground basic structure 7-5 of the apartment building 7. It is determined by the size of the obstacles that cannot be removed. If there are no obstacles that cannot be removed around the boundary surface of the underground basic structure 7-5 of the apartment building 7, the elevator room can be placed close to the boundary of the outer wall of each household. If there is an obstacle that cannot be removed around the boundary of the underground basic structure (7-5) of the apartment building (7), the distance between the boundary of the outer wall of each household and the elevator room is increased to avoid the location of the obstacle. , the width or length of the corridor placed between the boundary of the exterior wall of each household and the elevator room increases.

Figure 9 shows one embodiment of the structure of an apartment according to the present invention.

Figure 9, an embodiment of the structure of an apartment according to the present invention, shows an external movement passage 701 including a first elevator room 9-1, a first elevator room hallway 8-1, and a first staircase 14b1. ) is arranged to protrude outside the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1), and the second elevator room (9-2) and the second elevator room hallway (8) All or a large part of the external movement passage 702, including -2) and the second staircase 14b2, is arranged to protrude out of the rear wall 1-2-1 of the second household 7a-2. . The first staircase 14b1 and the second staircase 14b2 are formed entirely or in large part of the rear wall 1-1-1 of the first household 7a-1 and the wall of the second household 7a-2 (7a-2), respectively. 1-2-1) is placed to protrude outside. The first elevator room (9-1) and the second elevator room (9-2) include a wall (1-1-1) and a first staircase (14b1) protruding outside of the wall (1-2-1), respectively. It is placed next to the side wall of the second staircase 14b2. All or a large portion of the first elevator room hallway (8-1) is placed between the first elevator room (9-1) and the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1), The door 14b1-1 of the first staircase 14b1 is disposed toward the first elevator room hallway 8-1. All or a large portion of the second elevator room hallway (8-2) is placed between the second elevator room (9-2) and the rear wall (1-2-1) of the second household (7a-2), The door 14b2-1 of the second staircase 14b2 is located toward the second elevator room hallway 8-2. The first staircase 14b1 and the second staircase 14b2 are shown as being narrow and long, but depending on selection, they can be replaced with a wide and short form like the existing staircase 4 in FIG. 3. It could be.

In Figure 9, which is an embodiment of the structure of an apartment according to the present invention, the distance between the first elevator room (9-1) and the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1) and the second elevator Since the distance between the room 9-2 and the rear wall 1-2-1 of the second household 7a-2 can be sufficiently secured, the underground basic structure 7 of the apartment building 7 in FIG. -5) The first elevator room (9-1) and the second elevator room (9-2) are moved from the top floor to the basement of the apartment building (7) in FIG. 8, avoiding obstacles that cannot be removed around the boundary surface. It allows for easy installation.

When remodeling or remodeling the structure of the conventional apartment of FIG. 2 into an embodiment of the structure of the apartment according to the present invention of FIG. 9, the rear wall (1-1) before remodeling or remodeling of the first household (7a-1) -The rear wall (7a-4) is installed between the rear wall (1-2-1) before renovation or remodeling of the second household (7a-2) and the rear wall (7a-4) and the renovation or remodeling. A boundary wall (7a-3) is installed between the positions of the rear wall of the existing elevator room (3-1) before remodeling to form a boundary between the first household (7a-1) and the second household (7a-2). do.

When remodeling or remodeling the structure of the conventional apartment of FIG. 2 into an embodiment of the structure of the apartment according to the present invention of FIG. 9, the space of the existing elevator room (3-1) before remodeling or remodeling is optionally used. It may not be done, and in this case, the wall (3-1-1a) is installed where the entrance door of the existing elevator room (3-1) is located, or the inner wall (1-13) of the front room (1-13) before remodeling or remodeling in Figure 2 A wall (3-1-1b) may be installed between 1-1-2) and the inner wall (1-2-2) of the vestibule (1-23). Alternatively, the space of the existing elevator room (3-1) can be used as a utility room by installing a wall (3-1-1a or 3-1-1b) with an entrance door.

In Figure 9, which is an embodiment of the apartment structure according to the present invention, when there is no obstacle that cannot be removed around the boundary surface of the underground basic structure 7-5 of the apartment building 7 of Figure 8, The use of the door (7-11) of the first household (7a-1) installed on the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1) and the user of the first elevator room (9-1) The length of the first elevator room corridor 8-1 may be determined by considering securing waiting space, etc. The length of the second elevator room hallway (8-2) is similarly determined.

As described above, in the structure of the conventional ultra-large apartment shown in Figures 3 to 5, the area occupied by the vestibule, entrance, and hallway arranged in the passage from the entrance door to the first living room and bedroom is very large, so the utilization of internal space is low. Therefore, there is a major disadvantage that each household can only have one kitchen and one living room, and it is very inconvenient for married children within the same household to live independently from their parents.

One embodiment of the structure of the apartment according to the present invention in FIG. 9 greatly improves the utilization of the internal space of each household by minimizing the area allocated to the space for movement within the household, so that in the structure of FIG. There is a need for separate households who live together in one household and want to live independently in the second space (14-1), which is most of the space in the front room located in the passage leading to the living room and bedroom, and most of the area occupied by the entrance and hallway. It was used as a space for structures. In addition, in the structure of Figure 2, the area of the first space (13-1), which is part of the space used as the existing corridor (20) and the existing elevator room (3-1), and the area of the existing elevator room (3-1) By using it as a space for independent living for half of the households living together, the utilization of the internal space of each household was further improved.

In one embodiment of the structure of the apartment according to the present invention in Figure 9, the first elevator room ( It is possible to enter the hallway (8-1) from the door of 9-1) or the first staircase 14b1, which has the effect of greatly improving the security of each household.

In addition, in one embodiment of the structure of the apartment according to the present invention in FIG. 9, unlike the structure of FIG. 2 in which one rear exterior wall and indoor structures centered on the first kitchen are blocked by the front room, the external movement passage 701 ), the indoor structures placed in contact with the rear exterior wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1) on both sides of ) are in direct contact with the windows installed on the rear exterior wall (1-1-1), thereby providing ventilation and lighting. This has the advantage of being very good.

The fifth bedroom (123 or 153) in the conventional apartment structure of FIGS. 3 and 4 has a disadvantage of poor lighting and ventilation because the window contacts the rear wall through the front room (105 or 135). In addition, no matter what structures are installed between the existing elevator room 3-1 and the entrance 107 of the conventional apartment structure of FIGS. 3 to 5, these structures pass through the front room 105 or 135 or 165 and connect to the rear wall. Since it is in contact with the building, it also has the disadvantage of poor lighting and ventilation.

The advantages provided by the structure of the apartment according to the present invention in Figure 9 will be described in more detail through specific structures within each household in Figures 10 to 17.

Hereinafter, in the examples of specific structures within each household of the apartment according to the present invention in FIGS. 10 to 19, the structures in FIGS. 10 to 19 having the same symbols as the structures of the conventional apartment in FIGS. 3 to 5 Each structure has the same purpose and size.

Figures 10 and 11 show examples of apartments in which the utilization of the interior area of households was increased by rearranging the apartment in the structure of Figure 3 into the structure in Figure 9. The structure of the apartment according to the present invention in Figure 9 is combined with the structure in Figure 3. By combining the structure of a very large apartment with an area close to 90 pyeong and changing the structure of some parts to improve the utilization of the internal space of each household according to the present invention, a separate household can use it as a kitchen and living room for independent living of the households living together. This is an example of sufficiently securing the second living room or other structures. Figure 10 is a structural diagram showing two households completely independently separated, and Figure 11 is a structural diagram showing free passage between the two households.

10 and 11, in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the first household (7a-1a or 7a-1b) has a first living room (113) and the first kitchen 109 are arranged sequentially from the front to the back of the apartment. The first kitchen (109) can also serve as a restaurant. The first bedroom 114 is placed on one side of the first living room 113, and the fourth bedroom 119 and the third bedroom 121 are placed on the other side of the first living room 113. A dressing room 112 and a second bedroom 117 are arranged sequentially next to one side of the first kitchen 109. A warehouse (111) is placed between the dressing room (112) and the rear wall (1-1-1), and a second balcony (118) is placed between the second bedroom (117) and the rear wall (1-1-1). It is placed. A hallway 115 and a first bathroom 116 are located in the space between the second bedroom 117 and the first bedroom 114. The first balcony (122-1) is placed in front of the first living room (113) and the first bedroom (114), and the fourth balcony (120) is located in front of the fourth bedroom (119) and the third bedroom (121). and the third balcony (122-2) are placed.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 10 and 11 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the first elevator room (9-1) and the first elevator room corridor (8-1) ) and the external movement passage 701 including the first staircase 14b1 is disposed attached to the rear wall 1-1-1 of the first household 7a-1a or 7a-1b. The first staircase 14b1 is arranged to protrude outside the rear wall 1-1-1 of the first household 7a-1a or 7a-1b, and the first elevator room 9-1 is located on the wall 1. -1-1) is placed next to the side wall of the first staircase (14b1) protruding to the outside, and the rear wall (1) of the first elevator room (9-1) and the first furniture (7a-1a or 7a-1b) -1-1), the first elevator room hallway (8-1) is placed between them, and the entrance door (14b1-1) of the first staircase room (14b1) allows access from the first elevator room hallway (8-1). It is disposed on the side wall 291-5 of the first staircase 14b1, which is in contact with the first elevator room hallway 8-1. The first elevator room hallway (8-1) has the entrance door (7-11) of the first household (7a-1a or 7a-1b), the first elevator room (9-1), and the entrance door (14b1) of the first household (7a-1a or 7a-1b). 14b1-1) It is a structure that allows passage. The entrance door (7-11) of the first household (7a-1a or 7a-1b) is the location where the first household (7a-1a or 7a-1b) can enter and exit the first elevator room hallway (8-1). An extension line extending at a right angle from the boundary of one side of the first kitchen (109) to the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1a or 7a-1b) and from the boundary of the other side of the first household (7a-1a or 7a-1b) On the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1a or 7a-1b) in the section between the extension lines running at right angles to the rear wall (1-1-1) of 7a-1a or 7a-1b) It is installed or installed on the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1a or 7a-1b) close to the section between the two extension lines.

In the embodiment of FIGS. 10 and 11 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the second household (7a-2a or 7a-) of the side wall of the external movement passage 701 The gap between the extension of the side wall (291-4) on the opposite side of 2b) and the seventh wall (291-7) between the first kitchen (109) and the dressing room (112) is the rear wall (1-) between the two walls. The window to be installed in 1-1) is selected so that it has a width wider than the minimum width required for moving luggage to be loaded by a ladder truck to pass. A first wall (291-1) is installed from the end of the side wall (291-4) of the external movement passage (701) to the tenth wall (291-10) at the rear of the first kitchen (109).

In the embodiment of FIG. 10 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the rear side moves in the opposite direction from the first wall 291-1 to the seventh wall 291-7. A second wall (291-2) is installed between the wall (1-1-1) and the tenth wall (291-10), and the first entrance door (106-1) is installed in the first wall (291-1). It is installed, and the second front door (106-2) is installed on the second wall (291-2). The space between the first wall (291-1) and the second wall (291-2) is used as the vestibule (105-1), and the space between the first wall (291-1) and the second wall (291-2) is The distance between the first front door (106-1) and the second front door (106-2) is greater than or equal to a level that does not interfere with opening and closing the first front door (106-1) and the second front door (106-2) at the same time. The first entrance (207-1) is disposed in the space between the first wall (291-1) and the seventh wall (291-7), and the opposite side of the front room (105-1) of the second wall (291-2) The second entrance (207-2) is placed adjacent to the building. The first utilization space 233 is located in the remaining space between the side wall opposite the dressing room 112 of the first kitchen 109 and the boundary side wall between the first furniture (7a-1a) and the second furniture (7a-2a). It is placed. An eighth wall (291-8) is installed in the passage between the first utilization space (233) and the first living room (113), and an eighth wall (291-8) is installed between the third balcony (122-2) and the first balcony (122-1). 9 walls (291-9) are installed.

In the embodiment of FIG. 11 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the opposite end of the dressing room 112 of the 10th wall 291-10 and the first household 7a A third wall (291-3) is installed between the rear wall (1-1-1) of -1b), and the entrance (291-3) is installed in the space between the first wall (291-1) and the third wall (291-3) 207) is deployed. A kitchen balcony (110-1) is disposed in the space between the first wall (291-1) and the seventh wall (291-7). A first utilization space (233- 1) is placed. An eighth wall (291-8a) with an entrance door is installed in the passage between the first utilization space (233-1) and the first living room (113), and the third balcony (122-2) and the first balcony (122- 1) The ninth wall (291-9) is installed between them.

10 and 11, in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the first household (7a-1a or 7a-1b) is located in the first living room (113) 1st kitchen (109), 1st bedroom (114), dressing room (112), 2nd bedroom (117), hallway (115), 1st bathroom (116), storage room (111), and 2nd balcony (118) ) and the main living space (7a-101a or 7a-101b) including the first balcony (122-1), the fourth bedroom (119), the third bedroom (121), the fourth balcony (120), and the third balcony. Separate household space (7a-102a or 7a-102b) including (122-2), second bathroom (126), first utilization space (233 or 233-1), external passageway (701), and vestibule (105) It is divided into a common space (7a-103a or 7a-103b) that is commonly used by the main unit and the separate unit, such as -1) or the entrance (207).

In the embodiments of FIGS. 10 and 11 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the common space (7a-103a or 7a-103b) and the first utilization space (233 or The structures in the space except 233-1) are the same or similar to the structures arranged in the space of the apartment structure in FIG. 3. However, the area of the first utilization space (233 or 233-1) is the area of the space used as the existing hallway (20) and the existing elevator room (3-1) in the apartment structure of FIG. 2 and the structure of the apartment of FIG. 3. The area of the vestibule (105), the fifth bedroom (123), the third bathroom (124), the entrance (107), and the hallway (127) are equal to or similar to the sum of the areas of the walls of these structures. Therefore, the first utilization space (233 or 233-1) can be used entirely as a second living room and a second kitchen, or be divided into various spaces of appropriate size to provide an area sufficient to be utilized by arranging various structures required for separate households. have

In the embodiment of FIGS. 10 and 11 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the second household (7a-2a or 7a-) of the side wall of the external movement passage 701 The position of the side wall 291-6 on the 2b) side is selected in consideration of lighting of the spaces to be divided into the first utilization space 233. If the position of the side wall 291-6 is biased toward the second household 7a-2a or 7a-2b, lighting in the spaces to be divided into the first utilization space 233 is adversely affected.

In the embodiment of FIGS. 10 and 11 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the first utilization space (233 or 233-1) is used by the first household (7a-1a) Alternatively, it is located in direct contact with the window installed on the outer wall (1-1-1) between the border between 7a-1b) and the second household (7a-2a or 7a-2b) and the external movement passage 701, so ventilation and It has the great advantage of very good lighting.

In an embodiment of the structure of the apartment according to the present invention in Figure 10, the main household space (7a-101a) and the separate household space (7a-102a) are connected to the first entrance door (106-1) and the second entrance door ( It is completely separated from 106-2). However, if traffic between the main household space (7a-101a) and the separate household space (7a-102a) is desired, an entrance door may be installed in the eighth wall (291-8).

Figures 12 and 13 show specific examples of a structure in which the first utilization space (233 or 233-1) of the embodiment of Figures 10 and 11 is appropriately divided into spaces required for separated households.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 12 and 13, the first utilization space (233 or 233-1) of the embodiment of FIGS. 10 and 11 is divided into a fifth bedroom (223), a third bathroom (224), and a second living room (213 or 233-1). This also shows the structure of the first household (7a-1c or 7a-1d), which was divided into 213-1) spaces. The second living room (213 or 213-1) can double as a kitchen and dining room.

The embodiment of Figures 12 and 13, in which the main structure of the apartment of Figure 3 is rearranged into the structure of Figure 9 according to the present invention, has five bedrooms (114, 117, 119, 121 and 123) and three bathrooms (116). 124 and 126), a first kitchen (109), and a first living room (113). A conventional apartment unit of Figure 3 is divided into two bedrooms (114 and 117) and one bathroom (116). and the main living space (7a-101c or 7a-101d) with one first kitchen (109) and one first living room (113), three bedrooms (119, 121, and 223), and two bathrooms (126). and 224) and a second living room (213 or 213-1), allowing it to be divided into a separate household space (7a-102c or 7a-102d), and the first living room (113) of the conventional apartment in Figure 3. It clearly shows that there is an advantage in that the utilization of the internal space is very high enough to provide a second living room (213 or 213-1) of a similar size, and the structure of Figure 9 is suitable for the first household (7a-1c or 7a- It clearly proves that the utilization of the internal space of 1d) is greatly improved.

The embodiments of FIGS. 12 and 13 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, even when compared with the structure of FIG. 6 in which a conventional apartment is renovated or remodeled, has one bedroom ( 119) and one more bathroom (224) are provided, and in addition, one second living room (213 or 213-1) is much larger than the second living room (196) and is as large as the area of the first living room (113), so It also clearly proves that the structure of 9 greatly improves the utilization of the internal space of the first household (7a-1c or 7a-1d).

The second living room (213 or 213-1) of the embodiment of Figures 12 and 13, in which the main structure of the apartment of Figure 3 is rearranged into the structure of Figure 9 according to the present invention, is the main living space (7a-101c or 7a- Since the area is as large as the first living room 113 of 101d), the separate household living in the first household (7a-1c or 7a-1d) can use it as a kitchen and living room space for the separate household or build another structure. Even if you use it by placing more, there is no problem at all.

In addition, in the embodiments of FIGS. 12 and 13 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the fifth bedroom 223 and the second living room (213 or 213-1) are A window installed on the outer wall (1-1-1) between the boundary between the first household (7a-1c or 7a-1d) and the second household (7a-2c or 7a-2d) and the external passageway (701) Since it is located in direct contact, it has the great advantage of excellent ventilation and lighting.

10 to 13, in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, one of the structures of FIG. 10 to FIG. 13 is used when purchasing according to the preference of the householder. It has the advantage of providing a choice that can be easily converted to another one of the embodiments of FIGS. 10 to 13 at any time during residence if the householder needs to.

The embodiments of FIGS. 10 to 13, in which the main structures of the apartment of FIG. 3 are rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, greatly improve the utilization of the internal space of the ultra-large apartment, allowing parents living in one household Each household can have a separate kitchen and living room for each household so that each household and its children can live independently, and married children living together in the same household can live independently from their parents. It has the great advantage of being able to provide a very suitable space. In particular, the living and playing space of the children raised by the children's generation and the living space of the parents' generation are separated into the first living room (113) and the first utilization space (233 or 233-1) or the second living room (213 or 213-1). This provides a great advantage in that it can effectively prevent disruption of life between two or three generations with completely different life patterns.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 12 and 13 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the area of the external movement passage 701 to be expanded for use by one household is approximately Considering that the existing staircase 4 of the structure of Figure 2, which is approximately 30 square meters (approximately 9 pyeong) and is jointly used by two households and has an area of approximately 16 square meters (approximately 4.8 pyeong), is removed, Figure 9 Compared to the structure in Figure 2, the total area of the apartment increases by approximately 6.6 pyeong. However, the structure of Figures 12 and 13 has a second living room (213 or 213-1) with an area of approximately 47.2 square meters (approximately 14.3 pyeong) compared to the structure of Figure 3 due to an increase in the total area of the apartment of approximately 6.6 pyeong. ) provides more.

Ultimately, the embodiments of FIGS. 12 and 13 show that the structure of FIG. 9 has an area of about 14.3 pyeong for independent living of separate households through an increase in the total area of the apartment of about 6.6 pyeong for the external movement passage 701. It shows that it provides more internal space for arranging the second living room (213 or 213-1), and proves that the structure of Figure 9 greatly improves the utilization of internal space.

FIGS. 14 and 15 show embodiments in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 4 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, and the structure of the apartment according to the present invention of FIG. 9 is 70 pyeong to 80 pyeong of the structure of FIG. 4. By combining the structure of a very large apartment with a balance close to pyeong and changing the structure of some parts to improve the utilization of the internal space of each household according to the present invention, there are sufficient kitchens, living rooms, and other structures for independent living of separate households living together. This is an example obtained. Figure 14 is a structural diagram showing two households completely independently separated, and Figure 15 is a structural diagram showing free passage between the two households.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 14 and 15 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 4 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the first household (7a-1e or 7a-1f) has a first living room (143) and the first kitchen (139-1) are arranged sequentially from the front to the back of the apartment. The first kitchen (139-1) can also serve as a restaurant. The first bedroom 144 is placed on one side of the first living room 143, and the fourth bedroom 149 and the third bedroom 151 are placed on the other side of the first living room 143. The second bedroom 147 and the first bathroom 146 are arranged sequentially next to one side of the first kitchen 139-1. A second balcony (148) is placed between the second bedroom (147) and the rear wall (1-1-1). A hallway 141 is disposed in the space between the second bedroom 147 and the first bedroom 144. A dressing room 142 is placed in the space between the first bathroom 146 and the first bedroom 144. A first balcony (152-1) is placed in front of the first living room (143) and the first bedroom (144), and a second bathroom (154) is located in front of the fourth bedroom (149) and the third bedroom (151). And the fourth balcony (150) and third balcony (152-2) are arranged. The third bathroom (156-1) is placed in contact with the wall between the first household (7a-1e or 7a-1f) and the second household (7a-2e or 7a-2f) and the wall of the fourth bedroom (149). . The fifth bedroom 153 of Figure 3 is adjacent to the wall between the first household (7a-1e or 7a-1f) and the second household (7a-2e or 7a-2f) and the rear wall (1-1-1). A fifth bedroom (153-1) of the same size is placed, and a laundry room (358) is placed between the fifth bedroom (153-1) and the third bathroom (156-1).

In the embodiments of FIGS. 14 and 15 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 4 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the first elevator room (9-1) and the first elevator room corridor (8-1) ) and the external movement passage 701 including the first staircase 14b1 is disposed attached to the rear wall 1-1-1 of the first household 7a-1e or 7a-1f. The first staircase 14b1 is arranged to protrude outside the rear wall 1-1-1 of the first household 7a-1e or 7a-1f, and the first elevator room 9-1 is located on the wall 1. It is placed next to the side wall of the first staircase (14b1) protruding to the outside of -1-1), and the rear wall (1) of the first elevator room (9-1) and the first furniture (7a-1e or 7a-1f) -1-1), the first elevator room hallway (8-1) is placed between them, and the entrance door (14b1-1) of the first staircase room (14b1) allows access from the first elevator room hallway (8-1). It is disposed on the side wall 391-5 of the first staircase 14b1, which is in contact with the first elevator room hallway 8-1. The first elevator room hallway (8-1) has the entrance door (7-11) of the first household (7a-1e or 7a-1f), the first elevator room (9-1), and the entrance door (14b1) of the first household (7a-1e or 7a-1f). 14b1-1) It is a structure that allows passage. The entrance door (7-11) of the first household (7a-1e or 7a-1f) is where the first household (7a-1e or 7a-1f) can enter and exit the first elevator room hallway (8-1). An extension line extending at a right angle from one boundary of the first kitchen (139-1) to the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1e or 7a-1f) and from the boundary of the other side of the first household (7a-1e or 7a-1f) On the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1e or 7a-1f) in the section between the extension lines running at right angles to the rear wall (1-1-1) of 7a-1e or 7a-1f) It is installed or installed on the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1e or 7a-1f) close to the section between the two extension lines.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 14 and 15 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 4 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the second household (7a-2e or 7a-) of the side wall of the external movement passage 701 The gap between the extension of the side wall (391-4) on the opposite side of 2f) and the seventh wall (391-7) between the first kitchen (139-1) and the second balcony (148) is the rear wall between the two walls. The window to be installed in (1-1-1) is selected so that it has a width wider than the minimum width required for moving luggage to be loaded by a ladder truck to pass. A first wall (391-1) is installed from the end of the side wall (391-4) of the external movement passage (701) to the tenth wall (391-10) at the rear of the first kitchen (139-1).

In the embodiments of FIGS. 14 and 15 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 4 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the side wall opposite to the second bedroom 147 of the first kitchen 139-1 (391-8) is installed up to the corner where the rear side wall of the third bedroom 151 and the side wall between the third bedroom 151 and the first living room 143 meet. The side wall 391-8 opposite to the second bedroom 147 of the first kitchen 139-1 is opposite to the second bedroom 147 of the first kitchen 139 in the structure of the conventional apartment of FIG. 4. It is located closer to the second bedroom 147 than the side wall, and the width of the first kitchen 139-1 is narrower than the width of the first kitchen 139 in the conventional apartment structure of FIG. 4.

In the embodiment of Figure 14, in which the main structure of the apartment of Figure 4 is rearranged into the structure of Figure 9 according to the present invention, in the opposite direction from the first wall (391-1) to the seventh wall (391-7) A second wall (391-2) is installed between the rear wall (1-1-1) and the tenth wall (391-10), and a first entrance door (136-1) is installed on the first wall (391-1). is installed, and the second front door (136-2) is installed on the second wall (391-2). The space between the first wall (391-1) and the second wall (391-2) is used as the vestibule (135-1), and the space between the first wall (391-1) and the second wall (391-2) is The distance between the first front door (136-1) and the second front door (136-2) is greater than or equal to a level that does not interfere with opening and closing the first front door (136-1) and the second front door (136-2) at the same time. The first entrance (307-1) is disposed in the space between the first wall (391-1) and the seventh wall (391-7), and is located on the front room (135-1) side of the second wall (391-2). The second entrance (307-2) is placed in contact with the opposite side. A third wall (391-3) is installed from the end of the 10th wall (391-10) where it meets the second wall (391-2) to the end of the second entrance (307-2). A second living room (343) is located between one side wall (391-8) of the first kitchen (139-1), the fifth bedroom (153-1), the third bathroom (156-1), and the side walls of the laundry room (358). It is placed. The second living room (343) can double as a kitchen and dining room. A ninth wall (391-9) is installed between the third balcony (152-2) and the first balcony (152-1).

In the embodiment of FIG. 15 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 4 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the end opposite to the second bedroom 147 of the tenth wall 391-10 and the first A second wall (391-2) is installed between the rear walls (1-1-1) of the furniture (7a-1f), and the space between the first wall (391-1) and the second wall (391-2) The entrance hall 307 is placed. A kitchen balcony (140-1) is disposed in the space between the first wall (391-1) and the seventh wall (391-7). Between the side wall (391-8) opposite the second bedroom (147) of the first kitchen (139-1) and the side walls of the fifth bedroom (153-1), the third bathroom (156-1), and the laundry room (358). The second living room (343-1) is placed. The second living room (343-1) can double as a kitchen and dining room. An entrance door is installed on the side wall (391-8) in contact with the first living room (143), and a ninth wall (391-9) is installed between the third balcony (152-2) and the first balcony (152-1). .

14 and 15, in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 4 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the first household (7a-1e or 7a-1f) is located in the first living room (143). 1st kitchen (139-1), 1st bedroom (144), dressing room (142), 2nd bedroom (147), hallway (141), 1st bathroom (146), 2nd balcony (148) The main living space (7a-101e or 7a-101f) including the first balcony (152-1), the fourth bedroom (149), the third bedroom (151), the second bathroom (154), and the fourth balcony (150) and a separate household space (including the third balcony (152-2), the fifth bedroom (153-1), the third bathroom (156-1), the laundry room (358), and the second living room (343 or 343-1). 7a-102e or 7a-102f) and a common space (7a-103e or 7a-103f) shared by the main household and separate households, such as the external passageway (701) and the vestibule (135-1) or entrance (307). is divided into

In the embodiments of FIGS. 14 and 15 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 4 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the common space (7a-103e or 7a-103f) and the first kitchen (139-1) ), the laundry room 358, and the second living room (343 or 343-1) are the same or similar to the structures arranged in the space of the apartment structure of FIG. 3. However, the area of the laundry room 358 and the second living room (343 or 343-1) is half the area of the space used as the hallway 30 and the existing elevator room (3-1) in the apartment structure of Figure 2. It is equal to the sum of the area of the front room (135), the fifth bedroom (153), the second bathroom (154), the entrance (137), and the hallway (157) of the apartment structure of 4, and the areas of the walls of these structures. It is similar to or similar to the area of the first living room (143). The space of the second living room (343 or 343-1) can be utilized by arranging various structures needed by the separated household.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 14 and 15 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 4 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the second household (7a-2e or 7a-) of the side wall of the external movement passage 701 The location of the side wall (391-6) on 2f) is selected in consideration of lighting of the second living room (343 or 343-1). If the position of the side wall (391-6) is biased toward the second household (7a-2e or 7a-2f), the spaces to be divided into the second living room (343 or 343-1) or the second living room (343 or 343-1) It has a negative impact on mining.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 14 and 15 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 4 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the fifth bedroom (153-1) and the second living room (343 or 343-1) is a window installed on the exterior wall (1-1-1) between the boundary between the first household (7a-1e or 7a-1f) and the second household (7a-2e or 7a-2f) and the external passageway (701) Since it is located in direct contact with the building, it has the great advantage of excellent ventilation and lighting.

In the embodiment of FIG. 14 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 4 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the main household space (7a-101e) and the separate household space (7a-102e) are located at the first entrance door. It is completely separated from (136-1) and the second front door (136-2). However, if traffic between the main household space (7a-101e) and the separate household space (7a-102e) is desired, an entrance door may be installed in the eighth wall (391-8) adjacent to the first living room (143).

The embodiment of Figures 14 and 15, in which the main structure of the apartment of Figure 4 is rearranged into the structure of Figure 9 according to the present invention, has five bedrooms (144, 147, 149, 151, and 153) and three bathrooms (146). 154 and 156), a first kitchen (139), and a first living room (143). The conventional apartment of Figure 4 is divided into two bedrooms (144 and 147) and one bathroom (146). and the main living space (7a-101e or 7a-101f) with one first kitchen (139-1) and one first living room (143), three bedrooms (149, 151, and 153-1), and a bathroom. It can be divided into a separate household space (7a-102e or 7a-102f) with two living rooms (154 and 156-1) and one second living room (343 or 343-1), a laundry room (358) and a second living room (343 or 343-1). It clearly shows that there is an advantage in that the utilization of the internal space is very high enough to provide a second living room (343 or 243-1) of a similar size to the first living room (143) of the conventional apartment, and the structure of FIG. 9 This clearly proves that it greatly improves the utilization of internal space.

14 and 15, in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. One additional fourth bedroom (149) and one laundry room (358) are provided, and a space as large as the first living room (143) is provided as the second living room instead of the size of the fourth bedroom (149), as shown in FIG. 9. It also clearly proves that the structure greatly improves the utilization of internal space.

The second living room (343 or 243-1) of the embodiment of Figures 14 and 15, in which the main structure of the apartment of Figure 4 is rearranged into the structure of Figure 9 according to the present invention, is the main living space (7a-101e or 7a- Since the area is as large as the first living room 143 of 101f), there is no problem at all even if separate households living together in the first household (7a-1e or 7a-1f) use another structure by additionally arranging it.

14 and 15 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 4 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, depending on selection, the first kitchen 139-1 is the first kitchen 139-1 of FIG. 4. It may be replaced by the location and size of the kitchen 139. In this case, the area of the second living room (343 or 243-1) is slightly reduced, but there is no problem even if it is still used as a living room for independent living of a separate household or by adding another structure.

The embodiments of FIGS. 14 and 15, in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 4 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, are sold according to the preference of the head of the first household (7a-1e or 7a-1f). When receiving, it is possible to select one of the structures of Figures 14 and 15, and has the advantage of providing the householder with the option of easily converting it to another one of the embodiments of Figures 14 and 15 at any time when necessary.

The embodiments of Figures 14 and 15, in which the main structures of the apartment of Figure 4 are rearranged into the structure of Figure 9 according to the present invention, allow the parents and children living in one household to live independently. Additional kitchen and living spaces are provided for separate households, and in particular, the children's living and playing space and the parents' living space can be separated into the first living room (143) and the second living room (343 or 343-1). This provides the great advantage of effectively preventing disruption of life between two generations.

Therefore, as can be seen from the structural embodiments of Figures 14 and 15, the structure of the apartment according to the present invention in Figure 9 greatly improves the utilization of the internal space of the ultra-large apartment, allowing each household to have a kitchen for separate households. It allows the living room to be installed separately, and has the great advantage of providing a very suitable space for married children living together in the same household to live independently from their parents. In addition, the structure of the apartment according to the present invention in FIG. 9 allows the children's play space and the parents' living space to be provided separately in different places due to the very high utilization of the internal space, and the pattern of life is It has the great advantage of preventing the lives of two or three completely different generations from interfering with each other.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 14 and 15 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 4 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the area of the external movement passage 701 to be expanded for use by one household is approximately Considering that the existing staircase 4 of the structure of Figure 2, which is approximately 30 square meters (approximately 9 pyeong) and is jointly used by two households and has an area of approximately 16 square meters (approximately 4.8 pyeong), is removed, Figure 9 Compared to the structure in Figure 2, the total area of the apartment increases by approximately 6.6 pyeong. However, the structure of FIG. 14 has a second living room 343 with an area of approximately 37.6 square meters and approximately 11.4 pyeong compared to the structure of FIG. 4 due to an increase in the total area of the apartment of approximately 6.6 pyeong, and a second living room 343 of approximately 3.6 square meters and approximately 1.1 pyeong. An additional laundry room (358) is provided, and the area of the first kitchen (139-1) is reduced by about 1.2 pyeong. In the end, by increasing the total area of the apartment by about 6.6 pyeong for the external passageway (701), about 11.3 pyeong of space was added to place the structures for the independent living of the second living room (343) and the laundry room (358). to provide. In addition, the structure of FIG. 15 has a second living room 343-1 with an area of approximately 41.9 square meters (about 12.7 pyeong) and a laundry room 358 with an area of approximately 3.6 square meters and about 1.1 pyeong compared to the structure of FIG. 4. In addition, the area of the first kitchen (139-1) is reduced by about 1.2 pyeong. Ultimately, by increasing the total area of the apartment of about 6.6 pyeong for the external passageway (701), an internal space of about 12.6 pyeong was created to place structures for the independent living of the second living room (343) and the laundry room (358). Provides more.

Ultimately, in the embodiments of FIGS. 14 and 15, the structure of FIG. 9 increases the total area of the apartment of about 6.6 pyeong, allowing the second living room (343 or 343-1) and the laundry room (358) to be separated for independent living of the household. It shows that an additional internal space of about 11.3 pyeong to about 12.6 pyeong is provided for arranging the structures, and it proves that the structure of FIG. 9 greatly improves the utilization of the internal space.

Figures 16 and 17 show embodiments in which the main structure of the apartment in Figure 5 is rearranged into the structure in Figure 9 according to the present invention, and the structure of the apartment according to the invention in Figure 9 is close to 60 pyeong of the structure in Figure 5. An example of combining the structure of a very large flat apartment and changing the structure of some parts to improve the utilization of the internal space of each household according to the present invention, thereby securing sufficient kitchen, living room, and other structures for independent living of separate households living together. am. Figure 16 is a structural diagram showing two households completely independently separated, and Figure 17 is a structural diagram showing free passage between the two households.

16 and 17, in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 5 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the first household (7a-1g or 7a-1h) has a first living room (173) and the first kitchen (169-1) are arranged sequentially from the front to the back of the apartment. The first kitchen (169-1) can also serve as a restaurant. The first bedroom 174 is placed on one side of the first living room 173, and the fourth bedroom 179 and the third bedroom 181-1 are placed on the other side of the first living room 173. The second bedroom (177) and the first bathroom (176) are arranged sequentially next to one side of the first kitchen (169-1). A second balcony (178) is placed between the second bedroom (177) and the rear wall (1-1-1). A dressing room 172 is placed in the space between the first bathroom 176, the second bedroom 177, and the first bedroom 174. The first balcony (182-1) is placed in front of the first living room (173) and the first bedroom (174), and the fourth balcony (182-1) is located in front of the fourth bedroom (179) and the third bedroom (181-1). 180) and the third balcony (182-2) are placed.

In the embodiment of FIGS. 16 and 17 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 5 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the first elevator room (9-1) and the first elevator room corridor (8-1) ) and the external movement passage 701 including the first staircase 17b1 is disposed attached to the rear wall 1-1-1 of the first household 7a-1g or 7a-1h. The first staircase (17b1) is arranged to protrude outside the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1g or 7a-1h), and the first elevator room (9-1) is located on the wall (1). It is placed next to the side wall of the first staircase (17b1) protruding to the outside of -1-1), and the rear wall (1) of the first elevator room (9-1) and the first furniture (7a-1g or 7a-1h) -1-1), the first elevator room hallway (8-1) is arranged, and the entrance door (17b1-1) of the first staircase room (17b1) is so that access is possible from the first elevator room hallway (8-1). It is disposed on the side wall 491-5 of the first staircase 17b1, which is in contact with the first elevator room hallway 8-1. The first elevator room hallway (8-1) has the entrance door (7-11) of the first household (7a-1g or 7a-1h), the first elevator room (9-1), and the entrance door (17b1) of the first household (7a-1g or 7a-1h). 17b1-1) It is a structure that allows passage. The entrance door (7-11) of the first household (7a-1g or 7a-1h) is the location where the first household (7a-1g or 7a-1h) can enter and exit the first elevator room hallway (8-1). An extension line extending at a right angle from one boundary of the first kitchen (169-1) to the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1g or 7a-1h) and from the boundary of the other side of the first household (7a-1g or 7a-1h) On the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1g or 7a-1h) in the section between the extension lines running at right angles to the rear wall (1-1-1) of 7a-1g or 7a-1h) It is installed or installed on the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1g or 7a-1h) close to the section between the two extension lines.

In the embodiment of FIGS. 16 and 17 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 5 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the second household (7a-2g or 7a-) of the side wall of the external movement passage 701 The gap between the extension of the side wall (491-4) on the opposite side of 2h) and the seventh wall (491-7) between the first kitchen (169-1) and the second balcony (178) is the rear wall between the two walls. The window to be installed in (1-1-1) is selected so that it has a width wider than the minimum width required for moving luggage to be loaded by a ladder truck to pass. A first wall (491-1) is installed from the end of the side wall (491-4) of the external movement passage (701) to the tenth wall (491-10) at the rear of the first kitchen (169-1).

In the embodiment of FIGS. 16 and 17 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 5 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the third bedroom 181-1 of FIGS. 16 and 17 and the third bedroom 181-1 of FIG. 5 The difference between the 3 bedrooms (181) is the location of the entrance door.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 16 and 17 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 5 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the side wall opposite to the second bedroom 177 of the first kitchen 169-1 The third wall 491-3 is installed up to the corner where the rear side wall of the third bedroom 181-1 and the side wall between the third bedroom 181-1 and the first living room 173 meet. The third wall 491-3, which is the side wall opposite to the second bedroom 177 of the first kitchen 169-1, is the second bedroom 177 of the first kitchen 169 in the structure of the conventional apartment of FIG. 5. ) is located closer to the second bedroom (177) by the width of the second bathroom (486) than the position of the side wall on the opposite side, and the width of the first kitchen (169-1) is equal to the width of the first kitchen of the conventional apartment structure of FIG. 5. It is narrower than the width of (169) by the width of the second bathroom (486).

In the embodiment of FIG. 16 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 5 is rearranged to the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the wall between the kitchen balcony 170 and the vestibule 165 of the conventional apartment structure of FIG. 5 A second wall (491-2) is installed between the rear wall (1-1-1) and the tenth wall (391-10), and the first entrance door (166) is installed on the first wall (491-1). -1) is installed, and the place where it meets the third wall (491-3), which is the side wall of the first kitchen (169-1), among the tenth wall (491-10), which is the rear wall of the first kitchen (169), and the third wall (491-10), which is the rear wall of the first kitchen (169) The second front door (166-2) is installed between the place where the second wall (491-2) meets. The vestibule 165-1 is disposed in the space between the first wall 491-1 and the second wall 491-2, and the space between the first wall 491-1 and the second wall 491-2 is The distance between the first front door (166-1) and the second front door (166-2) is greater than or equal to a level that does not interfere with opening and closing the first front door (166-1) and the second front door (166-2) at the same time. The first entrance (407-1) is disposed in the space between the first wall (491-1) and the seventh wall (491-7). The second bathroom 486 is disposed in contact with the side wall 491-3 on the opposite side of the second bedroom 177 of the first kitchen 169-1 and the rear wall of the third bedroom 181-1. The second entrance (407-2) is arranged in contact with the opposite side of the front room (165-1) of the second entrance door (166-2) to the rear wall of the second bathroom (486). A ninth wall (491-9) is installed between the third balcony (182-2) and the first balcony (182-1). The side wall of the second bathroom (486), the rear wall of the fourth bedroom (179), the wall between the first household (7a-1g or 7a-1h) and the second household (7a-2g or 7a-2h), and the first The second living room 433 is arranged in the space between the rear walls 1-1-1 of the furniture 7a-1g or 7a-1h. The second living room (433) can double as a kitchen and dining room.

In one embodiment of the specific structure within each household of the apartment according to the present invention in Figure 17, the second bedroom (177) side of the tenth wall (491-10), which is the rear wall of the first kitchen (169-1) A second wall (491-2) is installed between the opposite end and the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7a-1h), and the first wall (491-1) and the second wall (491-1-1) are installed. 2) The entrance 407 is placed in the space between. A kitchen balcony (170-1) is disposed in the space between the first wall (491-1) and the seventh wall (491-7). An entrance door is installed on the third wall (491-3), which is the side wall of the first kitchen (169-1) in contact with the first living room (173), and the third balcony (182-2) and the first balcony (182-1) A ninth wall (491-9) is installed between them. The second bathroom (486-1) is located adjacent to the tenth wall (491-10) and third wall (491-3) of the first kitchen (169-1), and the side wall of the second bathroom (486-1) and the rear wall of the fourth bedroom (179) and the wall between the first household (7a-1g or 7a-1h) and the second household (7a-2g or 7a-2h) and the first household (7a-1g or 7a- The second living room (433-1) is placed in the space between the rear walls (1-1-1) of 1h). The second living room (433-1) can double as a kitchen and dining room.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 16 and 17 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 5 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the area of the second living room (433 or 433-1) is equal to that of the first living room (173) Since it is larger than the area of , the space of the second living room (433 or 433-1) can be utilized by further arranging various structures needed for separate households.

16 and 17, in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 5 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the first household (7a-1g or 7a-1h) has the first living room (173) and the first kitchen (169-1), the first bedroom (174), the dressing room (172), the second bedroom (177), the first bathroom (176), the second balcony (178), and the first balcony (182- 1) including the main living space (7a-101g or 7a-101h), the 4th bedroom (179), the 3rd bedroom (181-1), the 2nd bathroom (486 or 486-1), and the 4th balcony (180) ), a separate household space (7a-102g or 7a-102h) including the third balcony (182-2) and the second living room (433 or 433-1), the external passageway (701), and the vestibule (165-1). Common spaces (7a-103g) commonly used by the main household and separate households, such as the external passageway (701) and entrance (407), etc. (7a-103h) is divided into

In the embodiments of FIGS. 16 and 17 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 5 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the common space (7a-103g or 7a-103h) and the first kitchen (169-1) ) and the structures with the same name except the second living room (433 or 433-1) are the same or similar to the structures arranged in the space of the apartment structure in FIG. 3. However, the area of the second living room (433 or 433-1) is half the area of the space used as the existing hallway (20) and the existing elevator room (3-1) in the apartment structure of FIG. 2 and the area of the apartment of FIG. 5. It is equal to or similar to the area of the front room 165 of the structure, the area of the entrance 167 and the hallway 187, and the areas of the walls of these structures combined, and is larger than the area of the first living room 173. Accordingly, the space of the second living room (433 or 433-1) can be utilized by further arranging various structures needed for separate households.

In the embodiment of FIGS. 16 and 17 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 5 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the second household (7a-2g or 7a-) of the side wall of the external movement passage 701 The location of the side wall (491-6) on the 2h) side is selected in consideration of lighting in the second living room (433 or 433-1). If the position of the side wall (491-6) is biased toward the second household (7a-2g or 7a-2h), the spaces to be divided into the second living room (433 or 433-1) or the second living room (433 or 433-1) It has a negative impact on mining.

16 and 17, in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 5 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the second living room (433 or 433-1) is the first household (7a-1g or Since it is located in direct contact with the window installed on the outer wall (1-1-1) between the border between 7a-1h) and the second household (7a-2g or 7a-2h) and the external passageway 701, ventilation and lighting This has the great advantage of being very good.

In an embodiment of the structure of the apartment according to the present invention in Figure 16, the main household space (7a-101g) and the separate household space (7a-102g) are connected to the first entrance door (166-1) and the second entrance door ( 166-2).

16 and 17, in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. ), a first kitchen (169), and a first living room (173). The conventional apartment of Figure 5 is divided into two bedrooms (174 and 177), one bathroom (176), and a first kitchen. Main living space (7a-101g or 7a-101h) with 1 bedroom (169-1) and 1st living room (173), 2 bedrooms (179 and 181 or 181-1), and 1 bathroom (486) Alternatively, it can be divided into a separate household space (7a-102g or 7a-102h) with one (486-1) and one second living room (433 or 433-1), and the first living room (7a-102g or 7a-102h) of the conventional apartment in FIG. 173), it clearly shows that there is an advantage in that the utilization of the interior space is very high, enough to provide one additional second living room (433 or 433-1), which is much larger than It clearly proves that it is highly improved.

In addition, the embodiments of FIGS. 16 and 17 in which the main structures of the apartment of FIG. 5 are rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention have at least a minimum difference compared to the structure of the conventional apartment remodeled or remodeled in the manner of FIG. Since it provides one second living room (433 or 433-1) that is much larger than the first living room (173) of the conventional apartment of FIG. 3, it is clear that the structure of FIG. 9 greatly improves the utilization of internal space. prove it.

The second living room (433 or 433-1) of the embodiment of Figures 16 and 17, in which the main structure of the apartment of Figure 5 is rearranged into the structure of Figure 9 according to the present invention, is the main living space (7a-101g or 7a- Since it is much larger than the area of the first living room 173 of 101h), there is no problem at all even if separate households living together in the first household (7a-1g or 7a-1h) use another structure by additionally arranging it.

The embodiments of Figures 16 and 17, in which the main structure of the apartment of Figure 5 is rearranged into the structure of Figure 9 according to the present invention, are sold to the head of the first household (7a-1g or 7a-1h) according to their preferences. When receiving, it is possible to select one of the structures of Figures 16 and 17, and has the advantage of providing the householder with the option of easily converting it to another one of the embodiments of Figures 16 and 17 at any time when necessary.

Embodiments of the structure of FIGS. 16 and 17 according to the present invention greatly improve the utilization of the internal space of a very large apartment, so that the parents and children living in one household can live independently. It allows each household to install a separate kitchen and living room for separate households, and has the great advantage of providing a very suitable space for married children living together in the same household to live independently from their parents. In particular, the living and playing space of the children raised by the children's generation and the living space of the parents' generation can be separated into the first living room (173) and the second living room (433 or 433-1), creating two generations with completely different living patterns. Alternatively, it provides a great advantage in that it can effectively prevent disruption of life between three generations.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 16 and 17 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 5 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the area of the external movement passage 701 to be expanded for use by one household is approximately Considering that the existing staircase 4 of the structure of Figure 2, which is approximately 30 square meters (approximately 9 pyeong) and is jointly used by two households and has an area of approximately 16 square meters (approximately 4.8 pyeong), is removed, Figure 9 Compared to the structure in Figure 2, the total area of the apartment increases by approximately 6.6 pyeong. However, the structures of FIGS. 16 and 17 provide a second living room 433 with an area of approximately 37.0 square meters (approximately 11.2 pyeong) compared to the structure of FIG. 5 due to an increase in the total area of the apartment of approximately 6.6 pyeong. And, the area of the first kitchen (169-1) is reduced by about 2.1 pyeong. In other words, the structure of FIGS. 16 and 17 is about arranging structures for independent living of separate households, such as the second living room (433), by increasing the total area of the apartment of about 6.6 pyeong for the external passageway (701). It provides an additional 9.1 pyeong of space.

Ultimately, in the embodiments of FIGS. 16 and 17, the structure of FIG. 9 can further arrange structures for independent living of separate households, such as the second living room 433, through the expansion of the external movement passage 701 of about 6.6 pyeong. It shows that it provides an internal space of about 9.1 pyeong, proving that the structure of Figure 9 greatly improves the utilization of internal space. However, since the embodiments of FIGS. 16 and 17 are relatively small structures for balance compared to the embodiments of FIGS. 12 and 13, the area of increased internal space for further arranging structures for independent living of separate households It is smaller than the embodiments of Figures 12 and 13.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 16 and 17 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 5 is rearranged into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, depending on selection, the size and location of the first kitchen 169-1 are as shown in FIG. It is replaced by the location and size of the first kitchen 169 in 5, and the second bathroom (486 or 486-1) may be placed next to the side wall of the replaced first kitchen 169. In this case, the area of the second living room (433 or 433-1) is reduced, but it can still be fully utilized as a living room for independent living of separate households.

FIGS. 18 and 19 show examples in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 has been remodeled or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, and the structure of the conventional apartment of FIG. 2 is an ultra-large structure close to 90 pyeong of FIG. 3. According to the present invention, an apartment in which the structure of an apartment is combined is remodeled or remodeled in part to improve the utilization of the internal space of each household, thereby securing a sufficient second living room or other structures for independent living of the households living together. Yes. Figure 18 is a structural diagram showing two households completely independently separated, and Figure 19 is a structural diagram showing free passage between the two households.

In renovating or remodeling an apartment that combines the structure of the conventional apartment of FIG. 2 with the structure of an ultra-large apartment with a size close to 90 pyeong of FIG. 3, the existing elevator room (3-1) of the structure of the conventional apartment of FIG. 2 If there is no safety problem in removing the rear wall and side walls, remodeling or remodeling can be done as shown in the embodiments of FIGS. 10 to 13. If the rear wall and side walls of the existing elevator room (3-1) cannot be removed due to adverse effects on the safety of the building or for other reasons, remodeling or remodeling will be done only by removing the rear wall and side walls of the existing elevator room (3-1). While maintaining , the process should proceed in the same form as the structural diagrams in Figures 18 and 19.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 18 and 19 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is remodeled or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, before remodeling or remodeling of the first household (7a-1j or 7a-1k) The rear wall (7a-4) is installed between one end of the rear wall (1-1-1) and one end of the rear wall (1-2-1) of the second household (7a-2j or 7a-2k). , a boundary wall (7a-3) is installed between the rear wall (7a-4) and the rear wall of the existing elevator room (3-1) before remodeling or remodeling, so that the first household (7a-1j or 7a-1k) and It forms the border between the second households (7a-2j or 7a-2k). The inner wall (1-1-2) of the front room (1-13) before remodeling or remodeling of the first household (1-1) in Figure 2 and the front room (1-23) of the second household (1-2) A wall (3-1-1b) is installed between the inner walls (1-2-2). The third bathroom (224-1) is placed in the space between the side wall of the existing elevator room (3-1) on the side of the first household (7a-1j or 7a-1k) and the boundary wall (7a-3), The fifth bedroom (223-1) is placed adjacent to the wall of the third bathroom (224-1), the boundary wall (7a-3), and the rear wall (7a-4), and is located in contact with the apartment of the fifth bedroom (223-1). A dressing room 212 is placed between the front wall and the rear wall of the second bathroom 126 apartment.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 18 and 19 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is remodeled or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the first living room 113 and the first kitchen of the embodiment of FIGS. 12 and 13 (109), first bedroom (114), dressing room (112), second bedroom (117), hallway (115), first bathroom (116), storage room (111), second balcony (118), and first Structures of the main household space (7a-101c or 7a-101d) including the balcony (122-1) and the fourth bedroom (119) and third bedroom (121) of the separate household space (7a-102c or 7a-102d) ), the fourth balcony (120), the third balcony (122-2), and the second bathroom (126) are arranged identically. The first kitchen (109) can also serve as a restaurant. In addition, the external passageway 701, the vestibule 105-1, the entrance 207, the first entrance 207-1, and the kitchen balcony 110-1 are arranged in the same manner.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 18 and 19 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is remodeled or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the fifth bedroom 223-1 and the first kitchen of the dressing room 212 The second living room (213-2 or 213-3) is placed between the wall on the (109) side and the wall on the 5th bedroom (223-1) and dressing room (212) side of the first kitchen (109). The second living room (213-2 or 213-3) can double as a kitchen and dining room. The size of the second living room (213-2 or 213-3) of the embodiments of FIGS. 18 and 19 is slightly smaller than the second living room (213 or 213-1) of the embodiments of FIGS. 12 and 13, but the fourth It is larger than the combined area of the bedroom (119) and the fourth balcony (120), and is sufficient to be used as a second living room in a separate household.

Although not shown, an apartment in which the structure of a conventional apartment in FIG. 2 is combined with the structure of a very large apartment with a size close to 70 pyeong to 80 pyeong in FIG. 4, or a structure of a very large apartment with a size close to 60 pyeong in FIG. 5 is combined. In the apartment, as shown in the embodiments of FIGS. 18 and 19 in which the main structure of the apartment of FIG. 3 is remodeled or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, the existing elevator room (3-1) on the side of the first household A third bathroom may be placed in the space between the side wall and the boundary wall (7a-3), and as a result, the size of the second living room of the separated unit is reduced to the second living room (343 or 343-1) of FIGS. 14 and 15. ) or the size of the second living room (433 or 433-1) in FIGS. 16 and 17, but can still be sufficiently large for use by a separate household.

The embodiments of FIGS. 12, 13, 18, and 19, in which the apartment of FIG. 3 is rearranged, remodeled, or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention, include the vestibule 105 and the entrance of the conventional apartment of FIG. 3. The fifth bedroom (123), which is a structure surrounded by (107) and the hallway (127), is replaced with the fifth bedroom (223 or 223-1) and placed in contact with the rear wall (1-1-1), and the fifth bedroom (223 or 223-1) is replaced with the fifth bedroom (223 or 223-1). A third bathroom (224) or a dressing room (212) is placed between (223 or 223-1) and the second bathroom (126), and the front room (105), entrance (107), and hallway (127) of a conventional apartment are located. By utilizing most of the area as part of the area of the second living room (213 or 213-1), the utilization of the internal space of each household is greatly improved.

In addition, embodiments including FIGS. 14 and 15 in which the apartment of FIG. 4 is rearranged, remodeled, or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention include the vestibule 135 and the entrance 137 of the conventional apartment of FIG. 4. ) and the hallway (157), the fifth bedroom (153) is replaced with the fifth bedroom (153-1) and placed in contact with the rear wall (1-1-1), and the front room (135) of a conventional apartment. By utilizing most of the area of the entrance (137) and hallway (157) as part of the area of the second living room (343 or 343-1), the utilization of the internal space of each household is greatly improved.

In addition, embodiments including FIGS. 16 and 17 in which the apartment of FIG. 5 is rearranged, remodeled, or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention include the vestibule 165 and the entrance 167 of the conventional apartment of FIG. 5. ) and the hallway (187), the second bathroom (186) is replaced with a second bathroom (486 or 486-1) and attached to the side wall of the first kitchen (169 or 169-1), similar to a conventional apartment. By utilizing most of the area of the vestibule (135), entrance (167), and hallway (187) as part of the area of the second living room (433 or 433-1), the utilization of the internal space of each household is highly improved.

In addition, the embodiments of FIGS. 12 to 19 in which the apartments of FIGS. 3 to 5 are rearranged, remodeled, or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention are similar to the existing corridors (20) of the apartments of the structures of FIGS. 3 to 5. ) and the area of the first space (13-1), which is part of the space used as the existing elevator room (3-1), and the area of 1/2 of the existing elevator room (3-1) is also the second living room (213 or 213) By using a portion of the area (-1 or 343 or 343-1 or 433 or 433-1) or as a space where structures for independent living of separate households will be installed, the utilization of the internal space of each household is further improved.

Embodiments including FIGS. 14 to 17 in which the apartments of FIGS. 4 and 5 are rearranged, remodeled, or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 9 according to the present invention include the first kitchen (139-1 or 169 or 169-1). By adjusting the width of both sides, the area of the second living room (343 or 343-1) or the area of the second living room (433 or 433-1) can be appropriately adjusted.

Figure 20 shows another embodiment of an apartment that has been renovated or remodeled from the apartment structure shown in Figure 2.

Figure 20, which is an embodiment of an apartment that has been remodeled or remodeled from the apartment structure of Figure 2 according to the present invention, is an example of an apartment building in Figure 9 where the space is further expanded in a specific section of the rear wall of the embodiment of the apartment structure of Figure 9 to accommodate the main living together in one household. It is possible to secure more space to place structures for independent living of separate households. In addition, the embodiment of FIG. 20 minimizes the scope of renovation or remodeling of the internal structure of the apartment of FIG. 2, while securing more space for arranging structures for independent living of the main household and separate households living together in one household. make it possible

In Figure 20, which is an embodiment of an apartment in which the apartment structure of Figure 2 is renovated or remodeled according to the present invention, the rear wall (1-1-1) before remodeling or remodeling of the first household (7b-1) is external The first section in contact with the moving passage 701 and the second section from the side wall on the second household (7b-2) side of the external moving passage 701 to the end on the second household (7b-2) side and the external moving passage It is divided into a third section from the side wall opposite to the second household (7b-2) of (701) to the end in the direction opposite to the second household (7b-2). The rear wall (1-2-1) before remodeling or remodeling of the second household (7b-2) is the first section in contact with the external movement passageway (702) and the first household (7b-1) of the external movement passageway (702). ) side from the side wall to the end in the direction toward the first household (7b-1), and from the side wall opposite to the first household (7b-1) of the external movement passage 702 to the end of the first household (7b-1). 1) It is divided into a third section all the way to the end in the opposite direction.

In Figure 20, which is an embodiment of an apartment that has been renovated or remodeled from the structure of Figure 2 according to the present invention, a structure to be further secured by remodeling or remodeling for the independent living of the main household and the separate household living together in one household Depending on the location of the first furniture (7b-1), the first extension space (7b-13) is an external movement passage outside the first section of the rear wall (1-1-1) before remodeling or remodeling of the first furniture (7b-1). It may be expanded between (701) and the rear wall (1-1-1) before renovation or remodeling, and the second part of the rear wall (1-1-1) before renovation or remodeling of the first household (7b-1). The third extension space (7c-13) may be extended to protrude outside the second section, and the third section of the rear wall (1-1-1) before remodeling or remodeling of the first unit (7b-1) The fifth expansion space 7d-13 may be expanded to protrude to the outside. The second household (7b-2) is symmetrical to the expanded space of the first household depending on the location of the additional structure to be secured through renovation or remodeling for the independent living of the main household and the separate household living together in one household. Outside the first section of the rear wall (1-2-1) before renovation or remodeling, the second extension space (7b-23) is connected to the external movement passage (702) and the rear wall (1-2) before renovation or remodeling. -1) It may be expanded between, and the fourth expansion space (7c-23) is outside the second section of the rear wall (1-2-1) before remodeling or remodeling of the second household (7b-2). It may be extended protrudingly, or the sixth extension space (7d-23) may be extended so that it protrudes out of the third section of the rear wall (1-2-1) before remodeling or remodeling of the second unit (7b-2). It could be.

In Figure 20, which is an embodiment of an apartment in which the apartment structure of Figure 2 is renovated or remodeled according to the present invention, between the rear and front of the first extension space (7b-13) and the second extension space (7b-23) Width and the width between the rear and front of the third extension space (7c-13) and the fourth extension space (7c-23) and the rear of the fifth extension space (7d-13) and the sixth extension space (7d-23) Two or more widths between and the front may be the same or all different, and one or more of them may be “zero.” The first staircase 14b1 and the second staircase 14b2 are shown as being narrow and long, but depending on selection, they can be replaced with a wide and short form like the existing staircase 4 in FIG. 3. It could be.

Figures 21 and 22 show examples in which the main structure of the apartment of Figure 4 has been remodeled or remodeled into the structure of Figure 20 according to the present invention.

In the embodiments of Figures 21 and 22, in which the main structure of the apartment of Figure 4 is remodeled or remodeled into the structure of Figure 20 according to the present invention, the third extension of the first household (7b-1a or 7b-1b) A boundary wall (7b-3) is installed between the rear wall (7b-4) of the space (7c-13) and the rear wall of the existing elevator room (3-1) before remodeling or remodeling, so that the first household (7b-1a) Or, it forms the border between 7b-1b) and the second household (7b-2a or 7b-2b).

The embodiment of FIG. 21, in which the apartment of FIG. 4 is remodeled or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 20 according to the present invention, has an existing staircase (4), an existing hallway (20), and an existing elevator room ( 3-1), the entrance door (1-11), the vestibule (135), the kitchen balcony (140), and the entrance hall (137), all structures are maintained as is, and the existing staircase (4) of the conventional apartment structure of FIG. ) is removed, and half of the area of the existing elevator room (3-1) of the conventional apartment structure of FIG. 4 is used as a multipurpose room (332), and the front room (135) of the conventional apartment structure of FIG. The sum of the three extension spaces (7c-13) is used as the second living room (343-2) of the separate unit, and is opposite to the second balcony (148) of the kitchen balcony (140) in the structure of the conventional apartment in Figure 4. The space at one end is used as the second entrance (307-2), and the space at the end of the second balcony (148) of the kitchen balcony (140) of the conventional apartment structure of FIG. 4 is used as the first entrance (307-1). ), and the space between the kitchen balcony 140 of the conventional apartment structure shown in FIG. 4 is used as the front room 135-1. The second living room (343-2) can double as a kitchen and dining room.

In the embodiment of Figure 21, in which the apartment of Figure 4 is remodeled or remodeled into the structure of Figure 20 according to the present invention, the first front door (136-1) is connected to the first entrance (307-1) and the vestibule (135-1). ), and the second front door (136-2) is installed on the wall between the front room (135-1) and the second front door (307-2). An eighth wall (391-8) is formed between the rear wall of the third bedroom (151), the corner where the wall between the third bedroom (151) and the first living room (143) meets, and the front wall of the first kitchen (139). It is installed, and the balcony 152 includes a third balcony (152-2) located in front of the third bedroom 151, a first balcony located in front of the first living room 143 and the first bedroom 144 ( 152-1), and a ninth wall (391-9) is installed between the third balcony (152-2) and the first balcony (152-1).

In the embodiment of Figure 21, in which the apartment of Figure 4 is remodeled or remodeled into the structure of Figure 20 according to the present invention, the first household (7b-1a) includes a first living room (143), a first kitchen (139), and a first living room (143). The main unit includes the first bedroom (144), dressing room (142), second bedroom (147), hallway (141), first bathroom (146), second balcony (148), and first balcony (152-1). Household space (7b-101a), fourth bedroom (149), third bedroom (151), second bathroom (154), fourth balcony (150), third balcony (152-2), and fifth bedroom (153) ), the third bathroom (156), the utility room (332), the second living room (343-2), the separate household space (7b-102a) including the hallway (157-1), the external passageway (701), and the vestibule ( 135-1), etc., and is divided into a common space (7b-103a) for common use by the main household and separate households. The first kitchen (139) can also serve as a restaurant. The main household space (7b-101a) and the separate household space (7b-102a) are completely separated from the first entrance door (136-1) and the second entrance door (136-2). However, if traffic between the main household space (7b-101a) and the separate household space (7b-102a) is desired, an entrance door may be installed in the eighth wall (391-8) adjacent to the first living room (143).

In the embodiment of FIG. 21 in which the apartment of FIG. 4 is remodeled or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 20 according to the present invention, the total area of the apartment of approximately 6.6 pyeong is increased by installing the external movement passage 701, and the third extension is completed. The space (7c-13) increases the total area of the apartment by approximately 7 pyeong, so that when the total area of the apartment increases by 13.6 pyeong, the second living room (343-2) is about 10.2 pyeong in size and the second living room (343-2) is about 1.8 pyeong in size. Additional 12 pyeong structures in the multipurpose room 332 can be prepared for separate households. The size of the second living room (343-2) can be adjusted according to the area of the third extension space (7c-13), and as needed, more various structures can be divided into the space of the second living room (343-2). can be placed.

The embodiment of FIG. 21, in which the apartment of FIG. 4 is remodeled or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 20 according to the present invention, maintains most of the furniture structure of the conventional apartment of FIG. 4 and provides an external movement passage (701). ) and the 3rd extension space (7c-13) was expanded by a total of 13.6 pyeong and a well-ventilated second living room (343-2) and utility room (332) were added in contact with the exterior wall for separate households with only minor modifications or remodeling of the furniture. It shows that it is possible to provide a space of about 12 pyeong to be placed, and this shows that the structure of Figure 20 has the advantage of making it possible to easily secure various additional structures necessary for separate households in an appropriate location through simple modification or remodeling. Prove it clearly.

Figure 22 is an example in which the example of Figure 21, in which one household is completely independently divided into two households, has been changed to use the entrance door jointly.

In the embodiment of FIG. 22, in which the apartment of FIG. 4 is remodeled or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 20 according to the present invention, the space of the first entrance (307-1) of the embodiment of FIG. 21 is replaced with the kitchen balcony (140-1). 21, the first front door 136-1 and the second front door 136-2 are removed, and the vestibule 135-1 and the second front door 307-2 of the embodiment of FIG. 21 are removed. It is replaced by the entrance hall (307), and an entrance door is installed on the eighth wall (391-8) adjacent to the first living room (143).

The embodiments of FIGS. 21 and 22 in which the apartment of FIG. 4 is remodeled or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 20 according to the present invention are similar to those of FIGS. 21 and 22 when the apartment of the first household (7b-1a) is sold according to his preference. It has the advantage of allowing one of the structures in Figure 22 to be selected, and providing the householder with the option of easily converting it to another one of the embodiments in Figures 21 and 22 at any time when necessary.

The embodiments of Figures 21 and 22, in which the apartment of Figure 4 is renovated or remodeled into the structure of Figure 20 according to the present invention, are separated so that the parents' and children's generations living in one household can live independently. An additional kitchen and living room space is provided for each household, and in particular, the children's living and playing space and the parents' living space can be separated into the first living room (143) and the second living room (343-2), allowing two generations. It provides a great advantage in that it can greatly prevent interference with the liver's life.

In the embodiments of FIGS. 21 and 22 in which the apartment of FIG. 4 is renovated or remodeled into the structure of FIG. 20 according to the present invention, the location of the second living room (343-2) is the fourth bedroom (149) that can receive sunlight. ) and the third bedroom (151), or the fourth bedroom (149) and the third bedroom (151) may be interchanged. In this case, the second living room 343-2 may be placed in front of the first household (7b-1a or 7b-1b).

As shown in Figures 21 and 22, the conventional apartments in Figures 3 and 5 were remodeled or remodeled to a minimum extent to the structure of Figure 20, so that the parents' and children's generations living in one household can live independently. A kitchen and living room space can be provided for separate households.

Figures 23 and 24 show examples of apartments remodeled or remodeled by combining the structure of the apartment of Figure 2 with the structure of the apartment according to the present invention of Figure 9.

Figure 23, which is an embodiment of an apartment in which the apartment structure of Figure 2 has been remodeled or remodeled according to the present invention, shows the existing staircase (4), the existing elevator room (3-1), and the existing hallway (20) of the structure of Figure 2. The external passageway 701 and the second elevator room (9-2), including the first elevator room (9-1), the first elevator room hallway (8-1), and the first staircase (14b1), are maintained as is. All or a large part of the external passageway 702, including the second elevator room hallway (8-2) and the second staircase room (14b2), is formed on the rear wall (1-1-1) of the first household (7c-1). ) and is arranged to protrude to the outside of the rear wall (1-2-1) of the second household (7c-2).

The positions of the first elevator room (9-1) and the first elevator room hallway (8-1) and the first staircase (14b1) in FIGS. 9 to 25 can be symmetrically changed with respect to the portions in contact with each other. there is. The positions of the second elevator room 9-2 and the second elevator room hallway 8-2 and the positions of the second staircase 14b2 may be symmetrically changed with respect to the portions in contact with each other.

In one implementation of Figure 23, which is an embodiment of an apartment that is a remodeled or remodeled apartment of the structure of Figure 2 according to the present invention, the first household (7c-1) or the second household (7c-2) or the first household ( 7c-1) and the second household (7c-2) have an external movement passageway (701) including the first elevator room (9-1), the first elevator room hallway (8-1), and the first staircase (14b1). Or the external movement passage 702 including the second elevator room (9-2), the second elevator room corridor (8-2), and the second staircase (14b2), or the external movement passage 701 and the external movement passage 702. ), and the existing staircase room (4) and existing elevator room (3-1) can be used as an emergency means through the entrance door (7-11a or 7-21a).

In another implementation of Figure 23, which is an embodiment of an apartment that is a remodeled or remodeled apartment of the structure of Figure 2 according to the present invention, the first household (7c-1) or the second household (7c-2) or the first household (7c-1) and the second household (7c-2) are divided into the main household and a separate household, and the main household of the first household (7c-1) or the main household or first household of the second household (7c-2) The main household of (7c-1) and the second household (7c-2) moves outside including the first elevator room (9-1), the first elevator room hallway (8-1), and the first staircase (14b1). Passage 701 or external passage 702 or external passage 701 including the second elevator room (9-2), the second elevator room hallway (8-2), and the second staircase (14b2) and the outside. Pass outside through the moving passage 702, and separate households of the first household (7c-1), separate households of the second household (7c-2), or the first household (7c-1) and the second household (7c). -2) Separated households can access the outside through the existing staircase (4) and the existing elevator room (3-1).

In another implementation of Figure 23, which is an embodiment of an apartment in which the apartment structure of Figure 2 has been remodeled or remodeled according to the present invention, the first household (7c-1) or the second household (7c-2) or the first household (7c-1) The furniture 7c-1 and the second furniture 7c-2 are located in the first elevator room 9-1 and the first elevator while maintaining most of the existing internal structure, including the structure shown in FIGS. 3 to 5. External passageway 701 including the actual hallway (8-1) and the first staircase (14b1) or the second elevator room (9-2), the second elevator room hallway (8-2), and the second staircase (14b2) ) or the external passageway 701 including the first elevator room (9-1), the first elevator room hallway (8-1), and the first staircase (14b1) and the second An external moving passage 702 is installed including the elevator room 9-2, the second elevator room hallway 8-2, and the second staircase 14b2. In this implementation, the internal structure of the first household (7c-1) or the second household (7c-2) or the first household (7c-1) and the second household (7c-2) is changed after renovation or remodeling. In the future, it may be changed step by step to a structure or part of such a structure that increases the usability of the internal space as shown and explained in FIGS. 9 to 22, and also, after the renovation or remodeling is carried out, One or more of the existing elevator room (3-1) and the existing hallway (20) may be removed in stages.

Figure 24, which is an embodiment of an apartment in which the apartment structure of Figure 2 has been remodeled or remodeled according to the present invention, removes the existing staircase (4) of the structure of Figure 2 and replaces the rear wall (7c-1) of the first household (7c-1). Install the rear wall (7d-4) between the rear wall (1-2-1) of the second household (1-1-1) and the second household (7c-2), and install the rear wall (7d-4) from both side walls of the existing elevator room (3-1). A wall (7d-31) with an auxiliary door (7-11a) installed and a wall (7d-32) with an auxiliary door (7-21a) installed up to the rear wall (7d-4) are installed, and the first elevator room (9- 1) and the external passageway (701) including the first elevator room hallway (8-1) and the first staircase room (14b1), the second elevator room (9-2), and the second elevator room hallway (8-2) All or most of the external passageway 702 including the second staircase 14b2 is connected to the rear wall 1-1-1 of the first household 7c-1 and the second household 7c-2. It is arranged to protrude to the outside of the rear wall (1-2-1). The existing elevator room (3-1) can be used as an emergency means through the auxiliary entrance door (7-11a or 7-21a). In the embodiment of Figure 24, the auxiliary door (7-11a or 7-21a) may be removed and the existing elevator room (3-1) may not be used.

In Figure 23, which is an embodiment of an apartment in which the apartment structure of Figure 2 has been remodeled or remodeled according to the present invention, the existing staircase 4 is removed and the rear of the first household (7c-1) is removed as in the embodiment of Figure 24. The rear wall (7d-4) is installed between the wall (1-1-1) and the rear wall (1-2-1) of the second household (7c-2), and an auxiliary entrance door (7-11a or 7-21a) is installed. ), only the existing elevator room (3-1) can be used as an emergency means.

Figure 25 shows an example of an apartment in which the structure of Figure 3 has been renovated or remodeled into the structure of Figure 24 with the auxiliary door (7-11a or 7-21a) removed, thereby securing space for the structures required for separate households. Yes.

Figure 25 is an example in which the auxiliary door (7-11a or 7-21a) is removed from the example of Figure 24 and modified or remodeled so as not to use the existing elevator room (3-1), and is similar to the example of Figure 18. In comparison, the third bathroom (224-1) was removed and the fifth bedroom (223-1) was replaced with a slightly reduced fifth bedroom (223-2), and the third bathroom (224-1) and the fifth bedroom (223-1) were replaced with a slightly reduced size fifth bedroom (223-2). All structures of the embodiment of FIG. 18 except the bedroom 223-1 are maintained as is.

Accordingly, the embodiments of Figures 23 and 24, which are remodeled or remodeled apartments by combining the apartment structure of Figure 2 with the structure of Figure 9, also maintain most of the advantages described with respect to Figure 9.

The structure of the apartment shown in FIGS. 10 to 19, 21, 22, and 25 is compared with the structure of the conventional apartment in FIGS. 3 to 5 to compare the extent to which the internal space utilization is improved. It is arranged by citing many parts of the structure of the conventional apartment in Figure 5, and it is sufficient to be implemented in this state. In addition, it is natural that the structure of the apartment shown in FIGS. 10 to 19, 21, 22, and 25 can utilize the advantages of FIG. 9 described above by variously changing the positions, sizes, and uses of the internal structures.

Although the technical idea of this invention has been described above along with the accompanying drawings, this is an exemplary description of the best embodiment of this invention and does not limit this invention.　In addition, anyone skilled in the art may add structures not mentioned in this invention, remove some of the structures mentioned, or make various modifications without departing from the scope of the technical idea of this invention. It is clear that imitation is possible.

1 is an apartment building, 1a is an apartment, 1a-1 and 1a-1a to 1a-1e are first households, 1a-2 and 1a-2a to 1a-2e are second households, and 1a-101d and 1a-101e are second households. Main household space, 1a-102d and 1a-102e are separate household spaces, 1-1-1 is the rear wall of the first household, 1-2-1 is the rear wall of the second household, 1-1-2 is the wall, 1-2-2 is the wall, 1-11 and 1-21 are the entrance door, 1-13 and 1-23 are the vestibule, 2 is the moving passage, 3 and 3a are the elevator, 3-1 is the existing elevator room, 3-1 -1a and 3-1-1b are the walls, 4 is the existing staircase, 5-1 is the ground parking lot, 5-2 to 5-3 are the underground parking lot, 7 is the apartment building, 7-5 is the basic structure, 7a and 7b. is an apartment, 7a-1, 7a-1a, 7a-1b, 7a-1c, 7a-1d, 7a-1e, 7a-1f, 7a-1g, 7a-1h, 7a-1j and 7a-1k are the first household. , 7a-101a, 7a-101b, 7a-101c, 7a-101d, 7a-101e, 7a-101f, 7a-101g, and 7a-101h are main household spaces, 7a-102a, 7a-102b, 7a-102c, and 7a. -102d, 7a-102e, 7a-102f, 7a-102g, and 7a-102h are separate household spaces, 7a-103a, 7a-103b, 7a-103e, 7a-103f, 7a-103g, and 7a-103h are common spaces, 7a-2, 7a-2a, 7a-2b, 7a-2e, 7a-2f, 7a-2g, 7a-2h, 7a-2j, and 7a-2k are the second household, 7a-3 is the boundary wall, and 7a-4 is the boundary wall. is the rear wall, 7b-1, 7b-1a and 7b-1b are the first household, 7b-13 is the first extension space, 7b-101a is the main household space, 7b-102a is the separate household space, and 7b-103a is the common household space. Space, 7b-23 is the second extension space, 7b-2, 7b-2a and 7b-2b are the second household, 7b-3 is the boundary wall, 7b-4 is the wall, 7c-13 is the third extension space, 7c -23 is the 4th expansion space, 7d-13 is the 5th expansion space, 7d-23 is the 6th expansion space, 8-1 is the 1st elevator room hallway, 8-2 is the 2nd elevator room hallway, 9 is the elevator, 9-1 is the 1st elevator room, 9-2 is the 2nd elevator room, 10 is the staircase, 12-1, 12-2, and 12-3 are the passage, 13-1 and 13-2 are the 1st space, 14- 1 and 14-2 are the second space, 14b1 is the first staircase, 14b2 is the second staircase, 14b1-1 and 14b2-1 are the entrance door of the staircase, 20 is the existing hallway, 105 and 105-1 are the vestibule, and 106 is the entrance. Doors, 106-1 is the first entrance door, 106-2 is the second entrance door, 107 is the entrance, 107-1 is the first entrance, 107-2 is the second entrance, 109 is the first kitchen, 110 and 110- 1 is the kitchen balcony, 111 is the storage room, 112 is the dressing room, 113 is the first living room, 114 is the first bedroom, 115 is the hallway, 116 is the first bathroom, 117 is the second bedroom, 118 is the second balcony, and 119 is the second balcony. 4th bedroom, 120 is the 4th balcony, 121 is the 3rd bedroom, 122 is the balcony, 122-1 is the 1st balcony, 122-2 is the 3rd balcony, 123 is the 5th bedroom, 124 is the 3rd bathroom, 126 is the 3rd bathroom. 2nd bathroom, 127 is the hallway, 127-1 is the 1st hallway, 127-2 is the 2nd hallway, 135 and 135-1 are the vestibule, 136 is the front door, 136-1 is the 1st front door, 136-2 is the front door. The second entrance door, 137 is the entrance, 139 and 139-1 are the first kitchen, 140 and 140-1 are the kitchen balcony, 141 is the hallway, 142 is the dressing room, 143 is the first living room, and 144 is the first bedroom (144) ), 146 is the first bathroom, 147 is the second bedroom, 148 is the second balcony, 149 is the fourth bedroom, 150 is the fourth balcony, 151 is the third bedroom, 152 is the balcony, 152-1 is the first balcony, 152-2 is the third balcony, 153 and 153-1 are the 5th bedroom, 154 is the 2nd bathroom, 156 and 156-1 are the 3rd bathroom, 157 and 157-1 are the hallway, 165 and 165-1 are the vestibule, 166 is the front door, 166-1 is the first front door, 166-2 is the second front door, 167 is the front door, 167-1 is the first front door, 167-2 is the second front door, 169 and 169-1 are the first front door. 1 kitchen, 170 and 170-1 are kitchen balcony, 172 is dressing room, 173 is 1st living room, 174 is 1st bedroom, 176 is 1st bathroom, 177 is 2nd bedroom, 178 is 2nd balcony, 179 is 1st bedroom. 4 bedrooms, 180 is the 4th balcony, 181 and 181-1 are the 3rd bedroom, 182 is the balcony, 182-1 is the 1st balcony, 182-2 is the 3rd balcony, 186 is the 2nd bathroom, 187 and 187-1 is the first hallway, 187-2 is the second hallway, 191-1 is the first wall, 191-2 is the second wall, 191-3 is the third wall, 191-4 is the fourth wall, 196 and 196-1 is the 2nd living room, 207 is the entrance, 207-1 is the 1st entrance, 207-2 is the 2nd entrance, 212 is the dressing room, 213 and 213-1 and 213-2 and 213-3 are the 2nd living room, 223 and 223-1 is the 5th bedroom, 224 and 224-1 are the 3rd bathroom, 233 and 233-1 are the 1st utilization space, 291-1 is the 1st wall, 291-2 is the 2nd wall, and 291-3 is the 1st wall. 3 walls, 291-4 is the side wall, 291-5 is the side wall, 291-7 is the 7th wall, 291-8 is the 8th wall, 291-8a is the 8th wall, 291-9 is the 9th wall, 291-10 is the 10th wall, 307 is the entrance, 307-1 is the first entrance, 307-2 is the second entrance, 332 is the utility room, 343 and 343-1 and 343-2 are the second living room, 358 is the laundry room, 391-1 is the first wall, 391-2 is the second wall, 391-3 is the third wall, 391-4 is the side wall, 391-5 is the side wall, 391-6 is the side wall, 391-7 is the seventh wall, 391-8 is the 8th wall, 391-9 is the 9th wall, 391-10 is the 10th wall, 407 is the entrance, 407-1 is the 1st entrance, 407-2 is the 2nd entrance, and 433 and 433-1 are the 2nd living room. , 486 and 486-1 are the second bathroom, 491-1 is the first wall, 491-2 is the second wall, 491-3 is the third wall, 491-4, 491-5 and 491-6 are the side walls, 491 -7 is the 7th wall, 491-9 is the 9th wall, 491-10 is the 10th wall, 701 is the external movement passage, and 702 is the external movement passage.

Claims (34)

In a one-family apartment,
First living room;
a first kitchen located behind the first living room;
an external movement passageway disposed to protrude outside the rear exterior wall of the one-family apartment; and
Including an entrance door for entering and exiting the interior of the apartment of one household from the external passageway,
The external movement passage includes a first staircase; Elevator Room 1; and a first elevator room hallway, wherein the first staircase is a structure protruding outside the rear exterior wall of the single-family apartment so that the single-family apartment can pass outside using the stairs, and the first staircase is The elevator room is a structure located next to one wall of the first staircase and protruding outside the rear outer wall of the single-family apartment to enable passage to the outside from the single-family apartment using an elevator, and the first elevator room is A one-family apartment, characterized in that the hallway is a structure installed to allow passage between the first staircase, the first elevator room, and the entrance door of the one-family apartment. In the one-family apartment of claim 1, the entrance door is an extension line extending at a right angle from the boundary of one side of the first kitchen to the rear wall of the one-family apartment and from the boundary of the other side of the first kitchen to the one-family apartment. A single-family apartment, characterized in that it is installed on the rear wall of the single-family apartment between extension lines running at right angles to the rear wall of the apartment. In the one-family apartment of claim 1, the entrance door is an extension line extending at a right angle from the boundary of one side of the first kitchen to the rear wall of the one-family apartment and from the boundary of the other side of the first kitchen to the one-family apartment. A single-family apartment, characterized in that it is installed on the rear wall of the single-family apartment close to the rear wall of the single-family apartment between extension lines running perpendicular to the rear wall of the apartment. The single-family apartment of claim 1, wherein indoor structures are arranged in contact with rear exterior walls of the single-family apartment located on both sides of the external movement passage. In the single-family apartment of claim 1, the interior space is divided into a main household space and a separate household space, and includes a first entrance door for entering and exiting the main household space from the entrance door; And a one-household apartment further comprising a second entrance door for entering and exiting the separate household space from the entrance door. In the one-family apartment of claim 5, the main living space includes the first living room; The first kitchen; one or more structures arranged next to one side of the first living room and the first kitchen; It includes a structure disposed in front of the first living room and one or more structures disposed in front of one or more structures disposed on one side of the first living room and the first kitchen, and the separate household space is the first living room. and one or more structures arranged next to one side of the first kitchen; and one or more structures arranged in front of one or more structures arranged next to one side of the first living room and the first kitchen. In the one-household apartment of claim 1, the interior space is divided into a main household space and a separate household space, and wherein passage is made from the entrance door to the main household space through the separate household space. In the one-household apartment of paragraph 1, one of the purchasers and owners of the one-household apartment is allowed to choose between the one-household apartment of paragraph 5 and the one-household apartment of paragraph 7. apartment. In the one-family apartment of claim 1, a master bedroom is arranged next to one side of the first living room, one or more bedrooms are arranged next to the other side of the first living room, and the first kitchen is located next to the other side of the first living room. A single-family apartment, characterized in that a structure including a second living room is placed on one side and in the same direction. In the one-family apartment of claim 1, a master bedroom is arranged next to one side of the first living room, one or more bedrooms are arranged next to the other side of the first living room, and the first kitchen is located next to the other side of the first living room. A single-family apartment characterized by a second living room and another bedroom located on one side and in the same direction. In the one-family apartment of claim 10, the second living room and another bedroom are arranged in contact with a rear exterior wall of the one-family apartment. In the one-family apartment of claim 1, a master bedroom is arranged next to one side of the first living room, one or more structures including a second living room are arranged next to the other side of the first living room, and the first kitchen A one-family apartment, characterized in that a structure including one or more bedrooms is arranged next to one side of the first living room and in the same direction. A master bedroom is arranged next to one side of the first living room, one or more bedrooms are arranged next to the other side of the first living room, an existing kitchen is arranged at the rear of the first living room, and the existing entrance door for access from the outside is separated from the existing door. An existing vestibule located near the border of the side wall of the kitchen; An existing entrance located next to the side wall of the existing kitchen; In addition, the existing hallway arranged to allow passage from the existing entrance to the first living room and one or more bedrooms located on the other side of the first living room has been remodeled to increase the usability of the internal space by surrounding a portion of the structure. Or in a remodeled single-family apartment,
1st Kitchen Department;
an external movement passage protruding outside the rear exterior wall of the apartment of the one household due to renovation or remodeling; and
In order to access the interior of the apartment of one household from the exterior passage through renovation or remodeling, it includes an entrance door installed on the wall between the exterior passage and the interior of the apartment of one household,
The external movement passage includes a first staircase; Elevator Room 1; and a first elevator room hallway, wherein the first staircase is a structure protruding outside the rear exterior wall of the single-family apartment so that the single-family apartment can pass outside using the stairs, and the first staircase is The elevator room is a structure located next to one wall of the first staircase and protruding outside the rear outer wall of the single-family apartment to enable passage to the outside from the single-family apartment using an elevator, and the first elevator room is The hallway is a structure installed to allow passage between the first staircase, the first elevator room, and the entrance door of the single-family apartment,
A single-family apartment, characterized in that a portion or more of the sum of the areas of the existing vestibule, the existing entrance hall, and the existing hallway before remodeling or remodeling is utilized as the area of one or more structures of another type. In the one-family apartment of paragraph 13, one household characterized in that at least a portion of the sum of the areas of the existing vestibule, the existing entrance hall, and the existing hallway before remodeling or remodeling is utilized as a portion of the area of the second living room. 's apartment. In the one-family apartment of claim 13, an existing bedroom is included in the part of the structure surrounded by the existing vestibule, the existing entrance hall, and the existing hallway before remodeling or remodeling. In the one-family apartment of paragraph 13, as long as the first existing bedroom and the first existing bathroom are included in the part of the structure surrounded by the existing vestibule, the existing entrance hall, and the existing hallway before remodeling or remodeling. Furnished apartment. In the single-family apartment of claim 13, a single-family apartment characterized in that a second existing bathroom is included in the part of the structure surrounded by the existing vestibule, the existing entrance hall, and the existing hallway before remodeling or remodeling. In the one-family apartment of claim 13, a master bedroom is arranged next to one side of the first living room, one or more bedrooms are arranged next to the other side of the first living room, and the first kitchen is located next to the other side of the first living room. A single-family apartment, characterized in that a structure including a second living room is placed on one side and in the same direction. In the one-family apartment of claim 13, a master bedroom is arranged next to one side of the first living room, one or more bedrooms are arranged next to the other side of the first living room, and the first kitchen is located next to the other side of the first living room. A single-family apartment characterized by a second living room and another bedroom located on one side and in the same direction. In the one-family apartment of claim 19, the second living room and another bedroom are arranged in contact with a rear exterior wall of the one-family apartment. In the one-family apartment of claim 13, a master bedroom is arranged next to one side of the first living room, one or more structures including a second living room are arranged next to the other side of the first living room, and the first kitchen A one-family apartment, characterized in that a structure including one or more bedrooms is arranged next to one side of the first living room and in the same direction. In the one-family apartment of claim 13, the interior space is divided into a main household space and a separate household space, and includes a first entrance door for entering and exiting the main household space from the entrance door; And a one-household apartment further comprising a second entrance door for entering and exiting the separate household space from the entrance door. In the single-family apartment of claim 13, the indoor space is divided into a main household space and a separate household space, and the single-family apartment is characterized in that passage is made from the entrance door to the main household space through the separate household space. In the one-household apartment of paragraph 13, a one-family apartment characterized in that the owner can choose between the one-family apartment of paragraph 20 and the one-family apartment of paragraph 21 when renovating or remodeling. In the one-family apartment of claim 13, the entrance door extends from a boundary on one side of the first kitchen at a right angle to the rear wall of the one-family apartment and extends from the other side boundary of the first kitchen to the boundary of the one-family apartment. A single-family apartment, characterized in that it is installed on the rear wall of the single-family apartment between extension lines running at right angles to the rear wall of the apartment. In the one-family apartment of claim 13, the entrance door extends from a boundary on one side of the first kitchen at a right angle to the rear wall of the one-family apartment and extends from the other side boundary of the first kitchen to the boundary of the one-family apartment. A single-family apartment, characterized in that it is installed on the rear wall of the single-family apartment close to the rear wall of the single-family apartment between extension lines running perpendicular to the rear wall of the apartment. A first hallway and a first elevator room are disposed between the inside of the boundary between the rear exterior walls of the adjacent first household apartment and the second household apartment, and the rear exterior wall of the first household apartment and the second household apartment The first staircase is arranged to protrude outside the boundary of the first elevator room, and the first elevator running through the first elevator room is connected to another floor or the outside and the apartment of the first household or the second household through the first elevator room. In an apartment for the first household that is structured to allow passage between apartments,
In the apartment of the first household, a master bedroom is arranged next to one side of the first living room, one or more bedrooms are arranged next to the other side of the first living room, an existing kitchen is arranged at the rear of the first living room, and an existing kitchen is arranged from the outside. An existing vestibule arranged from the existing entrance door for entering and exiting to the vicinity of the border of the side wall of the existing kitchen; An existing entrance located next to the side wall of the existing kitchen; And the existing hallway arranged to pass from the existing entrance to the first living room and one or more bedrooms located on the other side of the first living room has a structure that surrounds some existing structures,
An external passageway protruding outside the rear outer wall of the apartment of the first household is further installed, and is installed on the wall between the external passageway and the interior of the apartment of the first household in order to enter and exit the interior of the apartment from the external passageway. An additional first entrance door is installed,
The external movement passage includes a first staircase; Elevator Room 1; And it includes a first elevator room hallway, wherein the first staircase is a structure protruding from the rear exterior wall of the apartment of the first household so that the first household can pass outside from the apartment using the stairs, The first elevator room is a structure located next to one wall of the first staircase and protruding from the rear outer wall of the first household's apartment so that the first household's apartment can be accessed from the first household's apartment to the outside using an elevator, The first elevator room hallway is a first household apartment, characterized in that it is a structure installed to allow passage between the first staircase, the first elevator room, and the entrance door of the apartment of the first household. The apartment for the first family of claim 27, wherein an existing bedroom is included in the part of the existing structure surrounded by the existing vestibule, the existing entrance hall, and the existing hallway. In the apartment of the first household of claim 27, the part of the existing structure surrounded by the existing vestibule, the existing entrance hall, and the existing hallway includes a first existing bedroom and a first existing bathroom. apartment. The first-family apartment of claim 27, wherein a second existing bathroom is included in the part of the existing structure surrounded by the existing vestibule, the existing entrance hall, and the existing hallway. In the apartment of the first household of claim 27, the apartment of the first household is characterized in that passage is made between the first household and another floor or the outside through the external passageway or the first elevator room and the first staircase. . In the apartment of the first household of paragraph 27, after the external passageway and the first entrance door are further installed, at least a part of the sum of the areas of the existing vestibule, the existing entrance hall, and the existing hallway is added to the second living room with a time difference. A first-family apartment, characterized in that more than a portion of the area is replaced. In the apartment of the first household of claim 27, the first household, characterized in that one or more of the first elevator room and the first staircase are removed with a time difference after the external movement passage and the first entrance door are further installed. 's apartment. The apartment for the first family of claim 27, wherein at least one of the first elevator room and the first staircase is used for emergency purposes.