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JP4246756B2
JP4246756B2 JP2006154673A JP2006154673A JP4246756B2 JP 4246756 B2 JP4246756 B2 JP 4246756B2 JP 2006154673 A JP2006154673 A JP 2006154673A JP 2006154673 A JP2006154673 A JP 2006154673A JP 4246756 B2 JP4246756 B2 JP 4246756B2
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本発明は長屋風の集合住宅に関し、いわゆるマンション等の共同住宅と戸建住宅がそれぞれ備えた両方のメリットを有し、特に各住戸間のプライバシーと独立性が高く、かつ住戸ごとの建て替えや増築を近隣住戸に支障を与えずに行うことができ、将来に渡って継続して住み続けられるようにしたものである。   The present invention relates to a long-house apartment, which has the advantages of both so-called condominiums and detached houses, especially privacy and independence between each unit, and rebuilding and extension for each unit It is possible to continue living without disturbing neighboring dwelling units, and to continue living in the future.

一般に、マンション等の共同住宅は敷地全体にセキュリティをかけることができ、また駐車場や中庭、植栽などは共用部分として広いスペースを確保することができるため、戸建住宅や長屋住宅よりも安全でゆとりのある居住環境を提供することができる。   Generally, condominiums such as condominiums can secure the entire site, and parking spaces, courtyards, and planting can be secured as a common area, so they are safer than detached houses and tenement houses. A comfortable living environment can be provided.

しかし、各住戸どうしが共通の壁や床・天井を介して接しているため、プライバシーや独立性を確保することが難しく、生活騒音などのトラブルが発生しやすい。また、少なくとも二面は隣接住戸に接していることから、窓のない部屋ができやすく、開放された採光可能な居住空間を確保しにくい。   However, since each dwelling unit is in contact with each other through a common wall, floor, or ceiling, it is difficult to ensure privacy and independence, and troubles such as daily noise are likely to occur. In addition, since at least two surfaces are in contact with adjacent dwelling units, it is easy to create a room without a window, and it is difficult to secure an open living space that allows daylighting.

さらに、住戸ごとの建て替えや増築はほぼ不可能であり、このため、家族構成やライフスタイルの変化、さらには建物の老朽化などにより建て替えが必要な場合、建物全体の建て替えを強いられる。   Furthermore, rebuilding and expansion for each unit is almost impossible, so if the building needs to be rebuilt due to changes in the family structure, lifestyle, or aging of the building, the entire building must be rebuilt.

一方、戸建住宅は住戸ごとに独立しているためプライバシーや独立性が高く、生活騒音などの問題は発生しにくい。また、窓などの開口部を必要に応じて設けることが可能なため、明るく開放的な居住空間も容易に確保することができる。さらに、建て替えや増築なども隣接住戸に支障を及ぼすことなく、住戸ごと自由に行うことができる。   On the other hand, since detached houses are independent for each dwelling unit, privacy and independence are high, and problems such as daily noise are unlikely to occur. In addition, since an opening such as a window can be provided as necessary, a bright and open living space can be easily secured. In addition, rebuilding and expansion can be performed freely for each dwelling unit without affecting adjacent dwelling units.

しかし、多くの戸建住宅は限られた敷地内に敷地境界線に近接して建てられているため、不審者が侵入しやすく安全な居住環境を確保しにくい。またそのためのセキュリティ対策は住戸ごとに行う必要がある。   However, since many detached houses are built on a limited site close to the site boundary, it is difficult for a suspicious person to enter and it is difficult to secure a safe living environment. In addition, security measures for that need to be taken for each dwelling unit.

さらに、各住戸の周囲のわずかなスペースに駐車場や庭などを確保せざるを得ないため、いずれも充分なスペースを確保しにくく、ゆとりのある快適な居住環境が望めない。   Furthermore, since it is necessary to secure a parking lot or a garden in a small space around each dwelling unit, it is difficult to secure a sufficient space in each case, and a comfortable and comfortable living environment cannot be expected.

ところで近年、特定の空間領域内に複数の住戸を長屋風に配置し、その周囲に共用の中庭や駐車場を配置して一つのコミュニティの集合体を構成することにより、各住戸間の独立性とプライバシーを確保しつつ、安全でゆとりのある居住環境を作り出すようなプランが注目されている。   By the way, in recent years, multiple dwelling units are arranged in a specific space area like a tenement, and a common courtyard and parking lot are arranged around it to form a community community, so that independence between each dwelling unit is achieved. Plans that create a safe and comfortable living environment while ensuring privacy are attracting attention.

特開平11−200647号公報JP-A-11-200367 特開平9−170241号公報JP-A-9-170241 特開平9−3022957号公報JP 9-302957 A 実開平3−120751号公報Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 3-120751

しかし、限られた一つの敷地内に複数の住戸を単に長屋風に連ねて配置しただけでは、防火やプライバシー等の問題があり、特に木造住宅の場合、防音性や防火性に劣るため問題がある。   However, simply placing multiple dwelling units on a limited site in a row with a tenement has problems such as fire prevention and privacy, especially in the case of wooden houses, which is inferior in soundproofing and fireproofing. is there.

本発明は、以上の課題を解決するためになされたもので、特に各住戸間の独立性とプライバシーを確保でき、かつ居住性と安全性にすぐれ、しかも住戸ごとの建て替えや増築が可能で将来に渡って継続して住み続けられるようにした集合住宅を提供することを目的とする。   The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and in particular, it is possible to ensure independence and privacy among each dwelling unit, and it is excellent in habitability and safety, and can be rebuilt or expanded for each dwelling unit in the future. The purpose is to provide a housing complex that allows people to continue to live in Japan.

請求項1記載の集合住宅は、特定の空間領域内に複数の住戸を互いに隣接させて配置して長屋風に連続した一体の集合体として構築してなる集合住宅において、前記各住戸間に、隣接する住戸間の騒音および視線を遮断して各住戸間のプライバシーと独立性を確保するとともに、火災時の延焼などを未然に防ぐためのRC構造、補強ブロック構造、鉄骨構造などの不燃構造の軸組にプレキャストコンクリート板などからなる遮蔽板を取り付けた構造のもの、または表面に防火処理を施した間伐材を複数互いに密着させて建て付け壁状に形成したものからなる壁状の区画構造体を、該区画構造体と隣接する前記各住戸との間に所定幅の隙間を設けて自立した構造体として構築するとともに、当該各住戸間に前記区画構造体と空域部を平面上前記住戸の奥行き方向に隣接して配置し、前記各住戸と前記区画構造体をエキスパンションジョイントによって接続してなり、前記空域部における住戸間の間隔が前記エキスパンションジョイント位置における住戸間の間隔より大きくなっていることを特徴とするものである。 The apartment house according to claim 1 is an apartment house constructed by arranging a plurality of dwelling units adjacent to each other in a specific space area and is constructed as an integral assembly continuous in a tenement style. Blocks noise and line-of-sight between adjacent units to ensure privacy and independence between each unit , as well as non-combustible structures such as RC structures, reinforcing block structures, and steel structures to prevent the spread of fire in the event of a fire . A wall-shaped partition structure that has a structure in which a shield plate made of precast concrete board is attached to the shaft assembly, or a structure in which a plurality of thinnings that have been fire-treated on the surface are in close contact with each other to form a built-in wall shape Is constructed as a self-supporting structure with a gap of a predetermined width provided between the partition structure and each adjacent dwelling unit, and the partition structure and the airspace portion are arranged on the plane between the dwelling units. Placed adjacent in the depth direction of the door, the Ri Na connected by each dwelling and expansion joints of the partition structure, the spacing between the dwelling units in the airspace portion becomes larger than the distance between the dwelling units in the expansion joint position It is characterized by that.

本発明は、特定の空間領域内に複数の住戸を互いに隣接して配置することにより長屋風に連続した一つの集合体を構築する際に、隣接する各住戸間に区画構造体を配置することで、隣接する住戸間の生活騒音や視線を遮断して各住戸間のプライバシーと独立性を確保するとともに、火災時の延焼等を防止できるようにしたものである。   The present invention arranges a partition structure between each adjacent dwelling unit when constructing a single unit continuous in a tenement style by arranging a plurality of dwelling units adjacent to each other in a specific space area. Therefore, the noise and line of sight between adjacent dwelling units are blocked to ensure privacy and independence between the dwelling units and to prevent the spread of fire in the event of a fire.

また、各住戸間に一定幅の空域部を設けることで、住戸どうしが互いに近接した状態で配置されていても、各住戸の対向する側にも必要な窓や出入り口などの開口部を設けられるようにして、各住戸に明るく開放的な居住空間も容易に確保することができる。   In addition, by providing an airspace part with a certain width between each dwelling unit, even if the dwelling units are arranged close to each other, openings such as necessary windows and entrances can be provided on the opposite side of each dwelling unit. In this way, a bright and open living space can be easily secured in each dwelling unit.

さらに、マッション等の共同住宅では不可能な各住戸の増改築を、近隣住戸に何らの支障を及ぼすことなく住戸ごと自由に行えるようにして将来の家族構成やライフスタイルの変化に自由に対応できるようにしたものである。   In addition, it is possible to flexibly respond to future family composition and lifestyle changes by allowing each dwelling unit to freely remodel and reconstruct each dwelling unit, which is impossible with apartments such as massion, etc. It is what I did.

その際、各住戸と区画構造体がエキスパンションジョイントによって接続されていることで、近隣住戸および区画構造体に何ら支障をきたすことなく住戸の建てかえ等を行うことができる。   At that time, each dwelling unit and the partition structure are connected by an expansion joint, so that the dwelling unit can be rebuilt without causing any trouble to the neighboring dwelling units and the partition structure.

この場合のエキスパンションジョイントは、区画構造体と住戸との間に一定の隙間を設け、その外周部にジョイントカバーを取り付けた構造にしてあるので、区画構造体を取り壊さないで住戸の増改築を行うことができる。なお、ジョイントカバーには地震時の揺れに追従可能なように伸縮自在な蛇腹状に形成されたものがよい。 Expansion joints in this case, provided a constant gap between the partition structure and the dwelling unit, so are the mounting structure of the joint cover on its outer periphery, carries out the renovation of dwelling units without demolished partition structure be able to. The joint cover is preferably formed in a bellows shape that can be expanded and contracted so as to be able to follow the shaking during an earthquake.

各住戸は将来的に増改築を予定していることから、在来の木造軸組構造や枠組壁構造などの木質系、主要部を軽量鉄骨や重量鉄骨構造とした鉄骨系、補強ブロック構造、さらに後の取り壊しを考慮した構造にしてあれば、RC構造などの非木質系の構造によって構築されていてもよい。   Since each dwelling unit is scheduled to be expanded or reconstructed in the future, the wooden system such as the conventional wooden frame structure and framed wall structure, the steel system with the main part lightweight steel structure and heavy steel structure, reinforcement block structure, Furthermore, as long as it has a structure that takes into account subsequent demolition, it may be constructed of a non-woody structure such as an RC structure.

また、各住戸の階数、平面および立面の形態、さらには各住戸の配置形態は特に限定されるものではなく、間取りや周辺の環境に合わせて自由な形態とすることができ、用途地域にもよるが二階建てないし三階建ての低層住宅が望ましい。   In addition, the number of floors of each dwelling unit, the form of planes and elevations, and the arrangement form of each dwelling unit are not particularly limited, and can be set freely according to the floor plan and surrounding environment. However, a two-story or three-story low-rise house is desirable.

さらに、住戸数が相当な戸数になるときは、複数のユニットに区画し、複数のコミュニティの集合体とすることで、総住戸数に関わらず安全な生活環境を容易に確保することができる。
また、敷地の周囲に主にセキュリティを目的とした境界構造物を設置することで、集合住宅全体に対してマンションに近いセキュリティを確保できるようにしたものである。この場合の境界構造物としては、フェンスや塀などの工作物の他、防犯カメラ等を設置することができる。また、中庭や植栽、駐車場などを共用スペースとして配置することで、これらのスペースを広く確保して通常の戸建住宅では望めない広いゆとりのある居住環境を確保することができる。
Furthermore, when the number of dwelling units is considerable, a safe living environment can be easily ensured regardless of the total number of dwelling units by dividing the unit into a plurality of units and forming a group of a plurality of communities.
In addition, by installing a boundary structure mainly for the purpose of security around the site, it is possible to ensure security close to an apartment for the entire apartment house. As the boundary structure in this case, a security camera or the like can be installed in addition to a work such as a fence or a fence. In addition, by arranging courtyards, planting, parking lots, etc. as common spaces, it is possible to secure these spaces widely and secure a spacious living environment that cannot be expected from ordinary detached houses.

請求項2記載の集合住宅は、特定の空間領域内に複数の住戸を互いに隣接させて配置して長屋風に連続した一体の集合体として構築してなる集合住宅において、前記各住戸間に、隣接する住戸間の騒音および視線を遮断して各住戸間のプライバシーと独立性を確保するとともに、火災時の延焼などを未然に防ぐためのRC構造、補強ブロック構造、鉄骨構造などの不燃構造の軸組にプレキャストコンクリート板などからなる遮蔽板を取り付けた構造のもの、または表面に防火処理を施した間伐材を複数互いに密着させて建て付け壁状に形成したものからなる壁状の区画構造体を、該区画構造体と隣接する前記各住戸との間に所定幅の隙間を設けて自立した構造体として構築するとともに、当該各住戸間の下側に前記区画構造体を、当該区画構造体の上側に空域部をそれぞれ配置し、前記各住戸と前記区画構造体をエキスパンションジョイントによって接続してなり、前記空域部における住戸間の間隔が前記エキスパンションジョイント位置における住戸間の間隔より大きくなっていることを特徴とするものである。 The apartment house according to claim 2 is an apartment house constructed by arranging a plurality of dwelling units adjacent to each other in a specific space area and constructed as an integral assembly continuous in a tenement style. Blocks noise and line-of-sight between adjacent units to ensure privacy and independence between each unit , as well as non-combustible structures such as RC structures, reinforcing block structures, and steel structures to prevent the spread of fire in the event of a fire . A wall-shaped partition structure that has a structure in which a shield plate made of precast concrete board is attached to the shaft assembly, or a structure in which a plurality of thinnings that have been fire-treated on the surface are in close contact with each other to form a built-in wall shape Is constructed as a self-supporting structure with a gap of a predetermined width provided between the partition structure and each adjacent dwelling unit, and the partition structure is disposed below the respective dwelling unit. Airspace portions respectively arranged on the upper side of the body, the Ri Na connected by each dwelling and expansion joints of the partition structure, the spacing between the dwelling units in the airspace portion becomes larger than the distance between the dwelling units in the expansion joint position It is characterized by that.

本発明は、特に住戸の二階部分ないし三階部分にルーフバルコニーを設ける場合に適している。この場合、住戸の一部を突出させて住戸突出部とし、その屋上部分をルーフバルコニーとすることができる。また、空域部も住戸突出部の周囲に容易に確保することができる。   The present invention is particularly suitable when a roof balcony is provided on the second or third floor of a dwelling unit. In this case, a part of the dwelling unit can be projected to form a dwelling unit protruding portion, and the rooftop portion can be a roof balcony. Moreover, an airspace part can also be easily ensured around the dwelling unit protrusion part.

請求項3記載の集合住宅は、請求項1または2記載の集合住宅において、前記住戸は木質系の構造によって構築してあることを特徴とするものである。 The apartment house according to claim 3 is the apartment house according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the dwelling unit is constructed with a wooden structure.

本発明は特に、住戸部分は将来的に増改築を予定していることから、在来の木造軸組工法や枠組壁工法などの木質系の材料を用いた構築工法などによって構築してあれば、取り壊しが容易で住戸の増改築をスムーズに行うことができる。 In particular, since the dwelling unit is planned to be expanded or reconstructed in the future, the present invention may be constructed by a construction method using a wooden material such as a conventional wooden frame construction method or a frame wall construction method. It can be easily demolished and can be expanded and renovated smoothly.

本発明は、特定の空間領域内に複数の住戸を互いに隣接させて配置して長屋風に連続した一体の集合体を構築する際に、隣接する各住戸間に区画構造体を配置したことで、隣接する住戸間の生活騒音や視線を遮断して各住戸のプライバシーと独立性を確保することができ、しかも火災時の延焼等も防止することができる。   In the present invention, when a plurality of dwelling units are arranged adjacent to each other in a specific space region to construct an integrated assembly continuous in a tenement style, a partition structure is arranged between adjacent dwelling units. It is possible to block the noise and line of sight between adjacent dwelling units and ensure the privacy and independence of each dwelling unit, and also prevent the spread of fire in the event of a fire.

また、各住戸間に一定幅の空域部が設けられていることで、住戸どうしが互いに近接した状態で配置されていても、各住戸の対向する側にも必要な窓や出入り口などの開口部を設けることができるため、各住戸のすべての面に明るく開放的な居住空間を提供することができる。   In addition, by providing an airspace of a certain width between each dwelling unit, even if the dwelling units are arranged in close proximity to each other, openings such as necessary windows and doorways on the opposite side of each dwelling unit Therefore, a bright and open living space can be provided on all surfaces of each dwelling unit.

また、各住戸と区画構造体はエキスパンションジョイントによって接続されているため、マンション等の共同住宅では不可能な各住戸の増改築を近隣住戸に何らの支障を及ぼすことなく自由に行うことができ、将来の家族構成やライフスタイルの変化に対応しながら半永久的に住み続けることができる。   In addition, because each dwelling unit and the partition structure are connected by an expansion joint, each dwelling unit can be expanded and reconstructed without any hindrance to neighboring dwelling units, which is impossible in apartment buildings. Responding to future family changes and lifestyle changes, you can continue to live semipermanently.

また、中庭や植栽、駐車場などを共用スペースとして配置することにより、これらのスペースを広く確保することが可能なため、通常の戸建住宅では到底望めない広いゆとりのある居住環境を確保することができる。さらに、敷地全体に対してセキュリティ対策を講ずることで防犯上安全な居住環境を容易に提供することもできる。   In addition, by arranging courtyards, planting, parking lots, etc. as common spaces, it is possible to secure these spaces widely, thus ensuring a spacious living environment that can not be expected with ordinary detached houses. be able to. Furthermore, a security environment can be easily provided by taking security measures for the entire site.

図1〜図7は、本発明の一例を示し、図において、整地された一つの敷地内に複数の住戸1が公道2と接する敷地境界線を除く三方の敷地境界線に沿って平面ほぼコの字状に配置され、長屋風の集合住宅を構成している。   FIGS. 1 to 7 show an example of the present invention. In the figure, a plane is substantially aligned along three site boundary lines except for a site boundary line where a plurality of dwelling units 1 are in contact with a public road 2 in one leveled site. It is arranged in a letter shape and constitutes a tenement house.

また、敷地のほぼ中央に敷地内通路3が公道2から各住戸1の戸口に向かって配置され、当該敷地内通路3は共用の中庭を兼ねている。さらに、公道2と接する側に共用の駐車場4が配置され、また各住戸1および駐車場4の周囲と通路3内には敷地全体の緑化を図るべく必要な植栽がなされている。   In addition, an in-site passage 3 is arranged from the public road 2 toward the doorway of each dwelling unit 1 in the center of the site, and the in-site passage 3 also serves as a shared courtyard. Further, a common parking lot 4 is arranged on the side in contact with the public road 2 and necessary planting is performed around each dwelling unit 1 and the parking lot 4 and in the passage 3 in order to green the entire site.

そして、敷地の周囲には敷地境界線に沿ってフェンスや塀、防犯カメラなど(図省略)を配置することにより、敷地全体に対して必要なセキュリティ対策が講じられている。   In addition, necessary security measures are taken for the entire site by arranging fences, fences, security cameras, etc. (not shown) around the site boundary.

各住戸1は木造により2階建てないし3階建ての低層に構築され、当該各住戸1,1間には所定幅、所定奥行きを有する空域部5と区画構造体6がそれぞれ設けられ、かつ各区画構造体6と隣接する各住戸1,1間に所定幅の隙間7が設けられている。   Each dwelling unit 1 is constructed in a two-story or three-story low-rise building with a wooden structure, and an airspace portion 5 and a partition structure 6 having a predetermined width and a predetermined depth are provided between each of the dwelling units 1 and 1, respectively. A gap 7 having a predetermined width is provided between each of the dwelling units 1 and 1 adjacent to the partition structure 6.

空域部5は、隣接する住戸1,1の対向する側に外壁を確保して窓や出入り口などの開口部を設けられるようにするためのもので、当該空域部5は住戸1,1の外壁の一部を少し後退させて配置することにより60cmから1m程度の幅に設けられている。   The airspace portion 5 is for securing an outer wall on the opposite side of the adjacent dwelling units 1 and 1 so that openings such as windows and doorways can be provided. The airspace portion 5 is an outer wall of the dwelling units 1 and 1. A part of this is slightly retracted to provide a width of about 60 cm to 1 m.

区画構造体6は、隣接する住戸1,1間の騒音や視線などを遮断して各住戸1,1間のプライバシーと独立性を確保するとともに、火災時の延焼などを未然に防ぐ目的で設けられており、RC構造や補強ブロック構造などにより自立した構造体として構築されている。   The partition structure 6 is provided for the purpose of blocking the noise and line of sight between the adjacent dwelling units 1 and 1 to ensure privacy and independence between the dwelling units 1 and 1 and to prevent the spread of fire in the event of a fire. It is constructed as a self-supporting structure with an RC structure or a reinforcing block structure.

なお、住戸1と区画構造体6の施工に際しては、最初に区画構造体6を構築し、その後当該区画構造体6の両側に住戸1,1をそれぞれ構築するが、その際、各住戸1,1の区画構造体6と対向する側の外壁は、区画構造体6にかなり近接して配置されるため屋外側からの外装仕上げは困難である。   In constructing the dwelling unit 1 and the partition structure 6, the partition structure 6 is first constructed, and then the dwelling units 1 and 1 are constructed on both sides of the partition structure 6, respectively. Since the outer wall on the side facing the one partition structure 6 is arranged very close to the partition structure 6, it is difficult to finish the exterior from the outdoor side.

この点に関しては、外壁は施工済みの床の上で軸組を組み立て、当該軸組に外装材を取り付けて仕上げまで完了し、これを土台または梁の上に建て付けることにより軸組の建て込みと外装仕上げを同時に行う、いわゆる建て起こし工法などを利用することができる。   In this regard, the outer wall is assembled on the finished floor by assembling the shaft assembly, attaching the exterior material to the shaft assembly to finish, and building it on the foundation or beam. And so-called erection method that performs exterior finishing at the same time can be used.

具体例として、奥行き10m程度で建築面積100m程度の住戸を考慮した場合、一回の作業で建て起こす壁の長さは、人力による建て起こしのことも考慮すると、5m程度が望ましい。本発明では区画構造体6より先の部分は、空域部5になっているため、区画構造体6の長さを住戸1の奥行き方向の1/2程度(5m程度)とすれば、人力による1回の建て起こしが可能である。これより先の空域部5は、外壁施工用の作業用スペースにもなるため、屋外側から外壁の施工が可能である。 As a specific example, when considering a dwelling unit with a depth of about 10 m and a building area of about 100 m 2 , the length of the wall to be built up in one operation is preferably about 5 m in consideration of building up by human power. In this invention, since the part ahead of the division structure 6 is the airspace part 5, if the length of the division structure 6 is about 1/2 (about 5 m) in the depth direction of the dwelling unit 1, it depends on human power. One erection is possible. Since the air space part 5 beyond this also becomes a working space for outer wall construction, the outer wall can be constructed from the outdoor side.

例えば、図2(a),(b)に図示する例の場合、隣接住戸1,1間の通路3側に空域部5、当該空域部5の先端側に区画構造体6がそれぞれ住戸1の奥行き方向のほぼ1/2の範囲に互いに隣り合って配置されている。また、区画構造体6と各住戸1,1間に一定の隙間7がそれぞれ設けられている。   For example, in the example illustrated in FIGS. 2A and 2B, the airspace portion 5 is located on the side of the passage 3 between the adjacent dwelling units 1, 1, and the partition structure 6 is located on the distal end side of the airspace portion 5. They are arranged next to each other in a range of about ½ in the depth direction. Moreover, the fixed clearance gap 7 is each provided between the division structure 6 and each dwelling unit 1,1.

なお、一般にかなり長い外壁を建て起こし工法で施工するときは、外壁を複数に分割して行うが、建て起こした後の隣接する外壁間の接合と防水処理が必要なことを考慮すると、外壁間の接続部は手の届く範囲に設けるのが望ましい。   In general, when constructing and constructing a fairly long outer wall by the construction method, the outer wall is divided into a plurality of parts, but considering the necessity of joining and waterproofing between adjacent outer walls after erection, It is desirable to provide the connecting part within reach.

空域部5と区画構造体6は共に地上から屋上まで連続し、空域部5に面する住戸1の一階部分と二階部分には窓8がそれぞれ設けられている。   Both the airspace portion 5 and the partition structure 6 are continuous from the ground to the rooftop, and windows 8 are respectively provided on the first floor portion and the second floor portion of the dwelling unit 1 facing the airspace portion 5.

また、区画構造体6および隙間7の外周には、当該区画構造体6および隙間7,7が外部に露出しないようにジョイントカバー9が取り付けられ、ジョイントカバー9には伸縮可能な蛇腹状に形成されたものが用いられ、エキスパンションジョイントを形成している。   In addition, a joint cover 9 is attached to the outer periphery of the partition structure 6 and the gap 7 so that the partition structure 6 and the gaps 7 and 7 are not exposed to the outside. Is used to form an expansion joint.

図3(a)、(b)に図示する例においては、図2(a),(b)の例においてさらに、区画構造体6が空域部5まで延長して設けられている。この場合、区画構造体6の延長部分6aの反対側にも空域部5が設けられている。空域部5は区画構造体6の延長部分6aと対向する住戸1の外壁を施工するための作業用スペースとしても利用される。   In the example illustrated in FIGS. 3A and 3B, the partition structure 6 is further extended to the airspace portion 5 in the example of FIGS. 2A and 2B. In this case, the airspace portion 5 is also provided on the opposite side of the extended portion 6 a of the partition structure 6. The airspace portion 5 is also used as a work space for constructing the outer wall of the dwelling unit 1 that faces the extended portion 6 a of the partition structure 6.

図4(a),(b)に示す例においては、隣接する住戸1,1の一方に、平屋の住戸突出部1aが通路3側から住戸1の奥行き方向に住戸1のほぼ1/2の長さ(奥行き)を有して設けられている。   In the example shown in FIGS. 4 (a) and (b), one of the adjacent dwelling units 1, 1 has a one-storied dwelling protrusion 1 a that is approximately ½ of the dwelling unit 1 in the depth direction of the dwelling unit 1 from the passage 3 side. It has a length (depth).

また、隣接する住戸1,1間の住戸突出部1aと重なる位置に、区画構造体6が住戸突出部1aと同じ長さを有して設けられ、当該区画構造体6より先端側の位置に空域部5が設けられている。   Moreover, the partition structure 6 is provided in the position which overlaps with the dwelling unit protrusion part 1a between the adjacent dwelling units 1 and 1 so as to have the same length as the dwelling unit protrusion part 1a. An airspace portion 5 is provided.

さらに、図5(a),(b)の例においては、区画構造体6は空域部5まで延長して設けられ、当該延長部分6aの反対側に空域部5と同様の空域部5が設けられている。   Further, in the example of FIGS. 5A and 5B, the partition structure 6 is provided extending to the airspace portion 5, and the airspace portion 5 similar to the airspace portion 5 is provided on the opposite side of the extension portion 6a. It has been.

図4および図5の例において、住戸突出部1aは住戸1の一部分であり、当該住戸突出部1aの屋上部分はルーフバルコニーになっている。   4 and 5, the dwelling unit protrusion 1 a is a part of the dwelling unit 1, and the roof portion of the dwelling unit protrusion 1 a is a roof balcony.

図6(a),(b)の例においては、図5の例と同様に、隣接する住戸1,1の一方に平屋の住戸突出部1aが通路3側から住戸1の奥行き方向のほぼ1/2の長さ(奥行き)を有して設けられ、当該住戸突出部1aの屋上部分が住戸1,1間の空域部5と住戸1のルーフバルコニーになっている。   In the example of FIGS. 6A and 6B, as in the example of FIG. 5, the dwelling unit protruding portion 1a of the one-storied house is substantially 1 in the depth direction of the dwelling unit 1 from the passage 3 side in one of the adjacent dwelling units 1 and 1. The roof portion of the dwelling unit protruding portion 1a is the air space 5 between the dwelling units 1 and 1 and the roof balcony of the dwelling unit 1.

区画構造体6は、隣接する住戸1,1間のルーフバルコニー部分を除いた一階部分と二階部分の全体を覆うように設けられている。   The partition structure 6 is provided so as to cover the entire first floor portion and second floor portion excluding the roof balcony portion between the adjacent dwelling units 1 and 1.

いずれの例においても、区画構造体6とその両側の住戸1,1は、伸縮自在な蛇腹状のジョイントカバー9によって接続され、エキスパンションジョイントを形成している。   In any example, the partition structure 6 and the dwelling units 1 and 1 on both sides thereof are connected by an expandable / contractible bellows-like joint cover 9 to form an expansion joint.

集合住宅の一例を示す平面図である。It is a top view which shows an example of an apartment house. 図1の集合住宅における区画構造体と隣接する住戸の位置関係を示し、(a)はその一部斜視図、(b)は一部平面図である。The positional relationship of the partition structure in the apartment house of FIG. 1 and the adjacent dwelling unit is shown, (a) is the partial perspective view, (b) is a partial plan view. 図1の集合住宅における区画構造体と隣接する住戸の位置関係を示し、(a)はその一部斜視図、(b)は一部平面図である。The positional relationship of the partition structure in the apartment house of FIG. 1 and the adjacent dwelling unit is shown, (a) is the partial perspective view, (b) is a partial plan view. 図1の集合住宅における区画構造体と隣接する住戸の位置関係を示し、(a)はその一部斜視図、(b)は一部平面図である。The positional relationship of the partition structure in the apartment house of FIG. 1 and the adjacent dwelling unit is shown, (a) is the partial perspective view, (b) is a partial plan view. 図1の集合住宅における区画構造体と隣接する住戸の位置関係を示し、(a)はその一部斜視図、(b)は一部平面図である。The positional relationship of the partition structure in the apartment house of FIG. 1 and the adjacent dwelling unit is shown, (a) is the partial perspective view, (b) is a partial plan view. 図1の集合住宅における区画構造体と隣接する住戸の位置関係を示し、(a)はその一部斜視図、(b)は一部平面図である。The positional relationship of the partition structure in the apartment house of FIG. 1 and the adjacent dwelling unit is shown, (a) is the partial perspective view, (b) is a partial plan view. 図1の集合住宅における区画構造体と隣接する住戸の位置関係を示し、(a)は図1におけるイ−イ線断面図、(b)は図1におけるロ−ロ線断面図である。The positional relationship between the partition structure in the apartment house of FIG. 1 and the adjacent dwelling unit is shown, (a) is a sectional view taken along the line II in FIG. 1, and (b) is a sectional view taken along the line in FIG.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1 住戸
2 公道
3 敷地内通路
4 駐車場
5 空域部
6 区画構造体
7 隙間
8 窓
9 ジョイントカバー
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Dwelling unit 2 Public road 3 Passage in site 4 Parking lot 5 Airspace part 6 Partition structure 7 Gap 8 Window 9 Joint cover

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特定の空間領域内に複数の住戸を互いに隣接させて配置して長屋風に連続した一体の集合体として構築してなる集合住宅において、前記各住戸間に、隣接する住戸間の騒音および視線を遮断して各住戸間のプライバシーと独立性を確保するとともに、火災時の延焼などを未然に防ぐためのRC構造、補強ブロック構造、鉄骨構造などの不燃構造の軸組にプレキャストコンクリート板などからなる遮蔽板を取り付けた構造のもの、または表面に防火処理を施した間伐材を複数互いに密着させて建て付け壁状に形成したものからなる壁状の区画構造体を、該区画構造体と隣接する前記各住戸との間に所定幅の隙間を設けて自立した構造体として構築するとともに、当該各住戸間に前記区画構造体と空域部を平面上前記住戸の奥行き方向に隣接して配置し、前記各住戸と前記区画構造体をエキスパンションジョイントによって接続してなり、前記空域部における住戸間の間隔が前記エキスパンションジョイント位置における住戸間の間隔より大きくなっていることを特徴とする集合住宅。 In an apartment house constructed by arranging a plurality of dwelling units adjacent to each other in a specific space area and constructed as an integral aggregate continuous in a tenement style, between each dwelling unit, noise and line of sight between adjacent dwelling units are It is made of precast concrete board etc. on the framework of non-combustible structure such as RC structure, reinforcement block structure, steel structure to prevent the spread of fire in the fire, etc. by blocking and ensuring privacy and independence between each unit A wall-shaped partition structure composed of a structure with a shielding plate attached or a structure in which a plurality of thinned woods having a fire-proofing treatment are closely attached to each other and formed into a built-up wall shape is adjacent to the partition structure While constructing as a self-supporting structure by providing a gap of a predetermined width between each dwelling unit, the partition structure and the airspace part are adjacent to each other in the depth direction of the dwelling unit on the plane. And location, the Ri Na connected by each dwelling and expansion joints of the partition structure, characterized in that the distance between the dwelling units in the airspace portion is larger than the spacing between the dwelling units in the expansion joint position set Housing. 特定の空間領域内に複数の住戸を互いに隣接させて配置して長屋風に連続した一体の集合体として構築してなる集合住宅において、前記各住戸間に、隣接する住戸間の騒音および視線を遮断して各住戸間のプライバシーと独立性を確保するとともに、火災時の延焼などを未然に防ぐためのRC構造、補強ブロック構造、鉄骨構造などの不燃構造の軸組にプレキャストコンクリート板などからなる遮蔽板を取り付けた構造のもの、または表面に防火処理を施した間伐材を複数互いに密着させて建て付け壁状に形成したものからなる壁状の区画構造体を、該区画構造体と隣接する前記各住戸との間に所定幅の隙間を設けて自立した構造体として構築するとともに、当該各住戸間の下側に前記区画構造体を、当該区画構造体の上側に空域部をそれぞれ配置し、前記各住戸と前記区画構造体をエキスパンションジョイントによって接続してなり、前記空域部における住戸間の間隔が前記エキスパンションジョイント位置における住戸間の間隔より大きくなっていることを特徴とする集合住宅。 In an apartment house constructed by arranging a plurality of dwelling units adjacent to each other in a specific space area and constructed as an integral aggregate continuous in a tenement style, between each dwelling unit, noise and line of sight between adjacent dwelling units are It is made of precast concrete board etc. on the framework of non-combustible structure such as RC structure, reinforcement block structure, steel structure to prevent the spread of fire in the fire, etc. by blocking and ensuring privacy and independence between each unit A wall-shaped partition structure composed of a structure with a shielding plate attached or a structure in which a plurality of thinned woods having a fire-proofing treatment are closely attached to each other and formed into a built-up wall shape is adjacent to the partition structure While constructing as a self-supporting structure with a gap of a predetermined width between each of the dwelling units, the partition structure is located below each of the dwelling units, and the airspace portion is above the partition structure. Arrangement, and the Ri Na connected by each dwelling and expansion joints of the partition structure, characterized in that the distance between the dwelling units in the airspace portion is larger than the spacing between the dwelling units in the expansion joint position set Housing. 前記住戸は木質系の住戸であることを特徴とする請求項1または2記載の集合住宅。 The dwelling is claim 1 or 2 set according housing, characterized in that a dwelling unit woody.
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