Urban forest garden residence with living rooms with three lighting directions
By designing multi-directional lighting walls and lighting doors and windows in the living room of urban forest garden residences, combined with the optimized design of the sky garden, the problems of insufficient lighting and short sunlight time in the living room are solved, improving the quality of living and enhancing safety and privacy.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202411929310.1
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-12-25
- Publication Date
- 2025-03-28
AI Technical Summary
The living room lighting in urban forest garden residential buildings is generally poor, which cannot meet the residents' demand for lighting. The sunshine time is short and the quality of living is low.
Design a living room with three lighting directions. By setting up three lighting walls and lighting doors and windows in the living room with odd and even floors, combined with the design of the sky garden, the living room is ensured to have multi-directional lighting and good ventilation.
It realizes multi-directional lighting in the living room, extends sunshine time, improves the quality of living, and enhances its security and privacy by optimizing the design of the sky garden.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of building, in particular to an urban forest garden house with a living room having three lighting directions. Background Art
[0002] The sky garden of the urban forest garden residence is a household platform. The sky garden is connected to the doors and windows of the living room. The lighting in the living room is generally poor and cannot meet the residents' lighting needs. The living quality is low. The main reasons include: the living room is generally at the height of a natural floor, and the lighting exterior wall is generally one, resulting in only one lighting surface in the living room; when the living room is a vertical hall, the width of the vertical hall is small and the depth is long, and the width of the doors and windows is small; the cantilever depth of the sky garden is generally more than 4 meters, which greatly exceeds the depth of the traditional residential balcony, seriously blocking the light entering the living room on the lower floor. Summary of the invention
[0003] In order to solve the problem of generally poor lighting in the living rooms of urban forest garden residences, the present application provides an urban forest garden residence with a living room having three lighting directions.
[0004] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention adopts the following technical scheme: an urban forest garden residence with a living room with three lighting directions, comprising a plurality of floors, the plurality of floors comprising a plurality of odd-numbered floors and a plurality of even-numbered floors, each floor comprising a core tube and a plurality of suites, the suites being provided with a living room, a rest area, an activity area and a sky garden, the rest area, the activity area and the sky garden being arranged around the living room;
[0005] The living room includes a dining area and a leisure area, and the leisure area includes an entrance leisure area and an outer leisure area, the entrance leisure area and the outer leisure area are respectively located on both sides of the long side of the living room, the entrance leisure area is located between the core tube and the living room, and the outer leisure area is located in the middle of the outer end of the long side of the living room, the upper side of the outer leisure area is vertically intersected with the dining area to form a first L-shaped recess, and the lower side of the outer leisure area is vertically intersected with the leisure area to form a second L-shaped recess, the outer leisure area and the living room are generally symmetrically arranged in a convex shape, and the first L-shaped recess and the second L-shaped recess are parallel and symmetrically arranged along both sides of the outer leisure area;
[0006] The sky gardens on the odd-numbered floors are located in the first L-shaped recess and are connected to the dining area, and the sky gardens on the even-numbered floors are located in the second L-shaped recess and are connected to the leisure area. The sky gardens on the odd-numbered floors and the sky gardens on the even-numbered floors are arranged parallel to each other along both sides of the outer end rest area, and the sky gardens have two natural floor heights;
[0007] The activity area is located on one side of the short side of the living room. The living rooms on the odd-numbered floors and the living rooms on the even-numbered floors are both provided with lighting walls in three directions, and the lighting walls are both provided with lighting doors and windows.
[0008] By adopting the above technical scheme, the living room is generally located in the middle of the suite, and the living room and the peripheral activity area intersect vertically to form a lighting wall on the odd-numbered floors and a lighting wall on the even-numbered floors. The short side wall between the living room and the activity area is the lighting wall, and the outer wall parallel to the short side wall of the living room and the activity area is the lighting wall. The living rooms on the odd-numbered floors and the living rooms on the even-numbered floors both have three lighting walls, and the lighting walls are provided with lighting doors and windows. The living rooms on the odd-numbered floors and the living rooms on the even-numbered floors both have lighting doors and windows in three directions, and the living rooms have good lighting, sunshine and ventilation. The sky gardens on the odd-numbered floors and the sky gardens on the even-numbered floors are generally located at the outer ends of the suites. Because of the outer rest area blocking them, the sky gardens are prevented from facing each other head-on and corners, and the sky gardens do not interfere with each other, so they are safe and private.
[0009] Preferably, the lighting walls include a first lighting wall in the dining area, a second lighting wall in the dining area, a first lighting wall in the leisure area, and a second lighting wall in the leisure area;
[0010] The first daylighting wall of the dining area is located between the dining area and the activity area, and the second daylighting wall of the dining area is located between the sky garden on the odd-numbered floors and the dining area;
[0011] The first light-transmitting wall of the leisure area is located on one side of the short side of the living room and is parallel to the first light-transmitting wall of the dining area. The second light-transmitting wall of the leisure area is located between the sky garden on the even-numbered floors and the leisure area. The second light-transmitting wall of the dining area, the second light-transmitting wall of the leisure area and the inner wall of the outer rest area are horizontally connected.
[0012] By adopting the above technical solution, the living room is rectangular, and multiple lighting walls are set in multiple directions, which is conducive to lighting, sunshine and ventilation in multiple directions.
[0013] Preferably, the lighting doors and windows include first lighting doors and windows in the dining area, second lighting doors and windows in the dining area, first lighting doors and windows in the leisure area, second lighting doors and windows in the leisure area, and lighting doors and windows in the activity area;
[0014] The first daylighting door and window of the dining area is arranged on the first daylighting wall of the dining area, the second daylighting door and window of the dining area is arranged on the second daylighting wall of the dining area on the odd-numbered floors, the first daylighting door and window of the leisure area is arranged on the first daylighting wall of the leisure area, the second daylighting door and window of the leisure area is arranged on the second daylighting wall of the leisure area on the even-numbered floors, and the daylighting door and window of the activity area is arranged on the outer wall parallel to the first daylighting wall of the dining area;
[0015] The living rooms on the odd-numbered floors and the living rooms on the even-numbered floors are both provided with doors and windows for lighting in three directions.
[0016] By adopting the above technical solution, light passes through the lighting doors and windows of the activity area and then passes through the first lighting doors and windows of the dining area, further enhancing the lighting and sunshine of the dining area, and the living room has sufficient lighting and sunshine.
[0017] Preferably, the sleeves include a first sleeve, a second sleeve, a third sleeve and a fourth sleeve, wherein the first sleeve is located on the left side of the core tube, the second sleeve is located on the right side of the core tube, the third sleeve is located on the upper side of the core tube, and the fourth sleeve is located on the lower side of the core tube, and the first sleeve, the second sleeve, the third sleeve and the fourth sleeve are generally symmetrically arranged in a cross shape around the core tube and have no common wall between them;
[0018] The second daylighting door and window of the dining area and the second daylighting door and window of the leisure area of the first set are both arranged to face west, and the first daylighting door and window of the leisure area are arranged to face south; the second daylighting door and window of the dining area and the second daylighting door and window of the leisure area of the second set are both arranged to face east, and the first daylighting door and window of the leisure area are arranged to face south; the first daylighting door and window of the dining area and the daylighting door and window of the activity area of the third set are both arranged to face west, and the first daylighting door and window of the leisure area are arranged to face east; the first daylighting door and window of the dining area and the daylighting door and window of the activity area of the fourth set are both arranged to face west, the first daylighting door and window of the leisure area are arranged to face east, and the second daylighting door and window of the dining area and the second daylighting door and window of the leisure area are both arranged to face south;
[0019] The living rooms of the first, second and third suites all have sunlight exposure in two directions, and the living room of the fourth suite has sunlight exposure in three directions.
[0020] By adopting the above technical solution, the four suites are relatively independent and do not interfere with each other, providing conditions for the living rooms on the odd-numbered floors and the living rooms on the even-numbered floors of each suite to have lighting walls and lighting doors and windows in three directions; the living room has multiple sunlight surfaces, which greatly extends the sunlight time and improves the quality of living.
[0021] Preferably, the sky gardens of all suites on the odd-numbered floors extend outward along the outer walls of the activity area.
[0022] By adopting the above technical scheme, the area and width of the sky garden are increased, the cantilever depth of the sky garden is reduced, the overall construction cost is reduced, the safety and durability of the sky garden structure are enhanced, the building block is reduced, and the land utilization rate is improved, which is conducive to meeting the requirements of urban planning management technical regulations on building spacing and building setbacks. At the same time, the outer wall of the upper floor activity area in the vertical direction of the sky garden is fully enclosed to avoid the interference of doors and windows in the upper floor activity area with the sky garden, which is safe and private.
[0023] Preferably, a first structural wall is extended outward from the middle of the first lighting wall of the leisure area of the first and second sets, the first structural wall includes an inner shear wall, a middle filling wall and an outer structural column, the cross-section of the outer structural column is larger than the cross-section of the inner shear wall, the first structural wall is generally L-shaped, the first structural wall and the first lighting wall of the leisure area are L-shaped, and the sky gardens on the even-numbered floors of the first and second sets both extend outward in an L-shape along the first structural wall.
[0024] By adopting the above technical scheme, the middle filling wall can reduce the construction cost, the outer end structural column prevents the inner end shear wall and the middle filling wall from swinging left and right, increases the area and width of the sky garden, reduces the cantilever depth of the sky garden, reduces the overall construction cost, enhances the safety and durability of the sky garden structure, reduces the building block, improves land utilization, and is conducive to meeting the requirements of urban planning management technical regulations on building spacing and building setbacks. At the same time, the first structural wall can block the upper sky garden from turning to look at the adjacent leisure area on the lower floor, and has strong safety and privacy.
[0025] Preferably, a second structural wall is horizontally extended outward from the second lighting wall of the leisure area of the third and fourth suites, and the second structural wall intersects with the first lighting wall of the leisure area and forms a U-shaped recess toward the core tube. The sky gardens on the even-numbered floors of the third and fourth suites all extend outward along the second structural wall.
[0026] By adopting the above technical solution, the area and width of the sky garden are increased, the cantilever depth of the sky garden is reduced, the overall construction cost is reduced, the safety and durability of the sky garden structure are enhanced, the building volume is reduced, and the land utilization rate is improved, which is conducive to meeting the requirements of urban planning management technical regulations on building spacing and building setbacks. At the same time, the second structural wall can block the upper sky garden from turning to look at the adjacent leisure area on the lower floor, which is safe and private.
[0027] Preferably, the four sky gardens on the odd-numbered floors are generally arranged in a fan-shaped rotation, and the four sky gardens on the even-numbered floors are generally arranged in a fan-shaped rotation. The four sky gardens on the odd-numbered floors and the four sky gardens on the even-numbered floors are generally arranged symmetrically in two fan-shaped shapes.
[0028] By adopting the above technical solution, the four sky gardens on the odd-numbered floors and the four sky gardens on the even-numbered floors are far apart and do not interfere with each other, thereby ensuring safety and privacy.
[0029] Preferably, the dining area on the odd-numbered floors enters and exits the sky garden through the second lighting doors and windows in the dining area, and the leisure area on the even-numbered floors enters and exits the sky garden through the second lighting doors and windows in the leisure area. The outer rest area and activity area are fully enclosed with the outer wall facing the sky garden, the outer wall of the even-numbered floors to which the second lighting wall of the dining area corresponds vertically is fully enclosed, and the outer wall of the odd-numbered floors to which the second lighting wall of the leisure area corresponds vertically is fully enclosed.
[0030] By adopting the above technical solution, activities in the sky garden can be prevented from interfering with the rest of people in the outer rest area. Only the living room of this suite is equipped with doors and windows in the sky garden, which can prevent people in the upper suite from overlooking the lower sky garden, jumping into the lower sky garden, throwing debris into the lower sky garden, hearing the voices of people in the lower sky garden, and preventing people in the lower sky garden from climbing into the interior of the upper suite, thereby ensuring safety and privacy.
[0031] Preferably, the first and second suites have lighting doors and windows in the activity areas with sides provided with first baffles for blocking the line of sight, the third and fourth suites have lighting doors and windows in the entrance rest areas, the lighting doors and windows have sides provided with first baffles for blocking the line of sight, and the first baffles protrude from the lighting doors and windows; the third and fourth suites have sky gardens with one side provided with a second baffle for blocking the line of sight, and the second baffle has two natural floor heights.
[0032] By adopting the above technical solution, the first baffle blocks the corner views between the suites, and the second baffle blocks the front views between the sky garden and the suites, thereby improving the safety and privacy of the suites.
[0033] In summary, the present application includes at least the following five beneficial technical effects:
[0034] 1. The entrance rest area, outer rest area, activity area and sky garden are arranged around the living room. The outer rest area and the living room are generally arranged symmetrically in a convex shape and form two parallel L-shaped recesses. The living rooms on odd-numbered floors and the living rooms on even-numbered floors have lighting walls in three directions, and the lighting walls are equipped with lighting doors and windows. The living rooms on odd-numbered floors and the living rooms on even-numbered floors have lighting doors and windows in three directions, which provide good lighting and ventilation.
[0035] 2. The living rooms of the first, second and third suites have two sunny sides, while the living room of the fourth suite has three sunny sides, with good sunlight.
[0036] 3. The first, second, third and fourth suites are symmetrically arranged around the core tube in a cross shape and have no common walls with each other. The sky gardens are generally located at the outer ends of the suites and are distributed in the first L-shaped recess and the second L-shaped recess on both sides of the outer rest area. In the sky garden, only the lighting wall of the living room of this suite is equipped with lighting doors and windows for entering and exiting the sky garden. The sky gardens on the odd-numbered floors and the sky gardens on the even-numbered floors of the vertically corresponding suites do not interfere with each other because of the outer rest area. The four sky gardens on the odd-numbered floors and the four sky gardens on the even-numbered floors do not interfere with each other because they are far apart. The sky gardens do not interfere with the rest area, and the sky gardens do not interfere with the activity area, which ensures strong security and privacy.
[0037] 4. The first structural wall and the second structural wall help to increase the area of the sky garden, reduce the depth of the cantilever, and enhance the structural stability. At the same time, they block the upper sky garden from turning to the adjacent leisure area on the lower level, ensuring safety and privacy.
[0038] 5. The first baffle blocks the corner views between suites, and the second baffle blocks the front views between the sky garden and the suites, thereby improving the safety and privacy of the suites and the sky garden. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0039] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the combination of odd-numbered floors and even-numbered floors in an embodiment of the present application;
[0040] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of an odd-numbered floor in an embodiment of the present application;
[0041] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of an even-numbered floor in an embodiment of the present application;
[0042] Figure 4 It is a structural diagram of the first layer of an embodiment of the present application.
[0043] Explanation of reference numerals: 1. core tube; 2. suite type; 21. first suite type; 22. second suite type; 23. third suite type; 24. fourth suite type; 3. living room; 31. dining area; 32. leisure area; 4. rest area; 41. entrance rest area; 42. outer rest area; 5. activity area; 6. sky garden; 7. first L-shaped recess; 8. second L-shaped recess; 9. daylighting wall; 91. first daylighting wall of dining area; 92. second daylighting wall of dining area; 93. leisure area The first lighting wall of the leisure area; 931, the first structural wall; 9311, the inner end shear wall; 9312, the middle filling wall; 9313, the outer end structural column; 94, the second lighting wall of the leisure area; 941, the second structural wall; 10, lighting doors and windows; 101, the first lighting doors and windows of the dining area; 102, the second lighting doors and windows of the dining area; 103, the first lighting doors and windows of the leisure area; 104, the second lighting doors and windows of the leisure area; 105, the lighting doors and windows of the activity area; 11, the first baffle; 12, the second baffle. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0044] The sky garden of the urban forest garden residence is a household platform. The sky garden is connected to the doors and windows of the living room. The lighting in the living room is generally poor and cannot meet the residents' lighting needs. The living quality is low. The main reasons include: the living room is generally at the height of a natural floor, and the lighting exterior wall is generally one, resulting in only one lighting surface in the living room; when the living room is a vertical hall, the width of the vertical hall is small and the depth is long, and the width of the doors and windows is small; the cantilever depth of the sky garden is generally more than 4 meters, which greatly exceeds the depth of the traditional residential balcony, seriously blocking the light entering the living room on the lower floor.
[0045] Urban forest garden residences are generally high-rise buildings, and the sunshine hours in the living rooms are generally short, which cannot meet the needs of users in the cold temperate zone, mid-temperate zone, warm temperate zone, subtropical zone and plateau climate zone for longer sunshine hours during the severe cold season. The main reasons include: the living room generally has only one sunlight surface; the cantilever depth of the sky garden is generally more than 4 meters, which greatly exceeds the depth of the balcony of traditional residences, blocking the sunlight entering the living room on the lower floor; in order to make full use of the floor area ratio, the distance between buildings is generally not large, and the low-rise residences are mostly blocked by the high-rise residences in the adjacent buildings.
[0046] The present application is further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings:
[0047] The embodiment of the present application discloses an urban forest garden residence with a living room having three lighting directions.
[0048] Combination Figure 1 to Figure 4, including multiple floors, including multiple odd-numbered floors and multiple even-numbered floors, each floor includes a core tube 1 and multiple suites 2, the suites 2 are provided with a living room 3, a rest area 4, an activity area 5 and a sky garden 6, the rest area 4, the activity area 5 and the sky garden 6 are arranged around the living room 3, and the living room 3 is generally located in the middle of the suite 2;
[0049] The living room 3 includes a dining area 31 and a leisure area 32. The dining area 31 and the leisure area 32 are generally arranged in a rectangular shape and connected to each other. The dining area 31 and the leisure area 32 can be flexibly exchanged with each other.
[0050] The rest area 4 includes an entrance rest area 41 and an outer rest area 42. The entrance rest area 41 and the outer rest area 42 are respectively located on both sides of the long side of the living room 3. The entrance rest area 41 is arranged adjacent to the core tube 1 and between the core tube 1 and the living room 3. The outer rest area 42 is generally located at the outer end of the suite 2 and in the middle of the outer end of the long side of the living room 3. The outer rest area 42 and the living room 3 are generally arranged symmetrically in a convex shape, so that the upper side of the outer rest area 42 is vertically intersected with the dining area 31 to form a first L-shaped recess 7, and the lower side of the outer rest area 42 is vertically intersected with the leisure area 32 to form a second L-shaped recess 8, which creates conditions for increasing the lighting wall of the living room 3.
[0051] The first L-shaped recess 7 and the second L-shaped recess 8 are arranged parallel and symmetrically along the two sides of the outer end rest area 42, which helps the sky gardens 6 on the odd-numbered floors and the sky gardens 6 on the even-numbered floors not to interfere with each other, thereby enhancing safety and privacy;
[0052] The sky garden 6 on the odd-numbered floors is located in the first L-shaped recess 7 and is connected to the dining area 31, and the sky garden 6 on the even-numbered floors is located in the second L-shaped recess 8 and is connected to the leisure area 32. The sky gardens 6 on the odd-numbered floors and the sky gardens 6 on the even-numbered floors are arranged parallel to each other along both sides of the outer end rest area 42. The sky gardens 6 have two natural floor heights, and the sky gardens 6 are generally located at the outer end of the suite 2;
[0053] The activity area 5 is located on one side of the short side of the living room 3. The activity area 5 is a single kitchen or a single multifunctional room or a combination of a kitchen and a multifunctional room. The first lighting wall 91 of the dining area between the activity area 5 and the living room 3 is a filling wall. The filling wall can be completely opened or installed with a sliding door that can be used for lighting to enhance the lighting of the dining area 31.
[0054] The living rooms 3 on the odd-numbered floors and the living rooms 3 on the even-numbered floors are both provided with lighting walls 9 in three directions, and lighting doors and windows 10 are both provided on the lighting walls 9. The living rooms 3 on the odd-numbered floors and the living rooms 3 on the even-numbered floors are both provided with lighting doors and windows 10 in three directions;
[0055] The present invention solves the common problem that the dining area of a city forest garden residence has no lighting doors and windows and the leisure area has only one narrow lighting door and window, and enables the living room 3 to have lighting walls 9 and lighting doors and windows 10 in three directions, forming a through-the-hall breeze, good lighting, good sunshine, and good ventilation; the dining area 31 on the odd-numbered floors has lighting doors and windows 10 in two directions, which can meet the residents' higher lighting requirements for the dining area 31; the leisure area 32 on the even-numbered floors has lighting doors and windows 10 in two directions, which can meet the residents' higher lighting requirements for the leisure area 32.
[0056] Combination Figure 1 to Figure 4 The lighting wall 9 includes a first lighting wall 91 of the dining area, a second lighting wall 92 of the dining area, a first lighting wall 93 of the leisure area, and a second lighting wall 94 of the leisure area;
[0057] The first daylighting wall surface 91 of the dining area is arranged at the short side of the living room 3 and between the dining area 31 and the activity area 5. The second daylighting wall surface 92 of the dining area is arranged at the first L-shaped recess 7 and between the sky garden 6 on the odd-numbered floors and the dining area 31. The first daylighting wall surface 91 of the dining area and the second daylighting wall surface 92 of the dining area are perpendicular to each other. The first daylighting wall surface 91 of the dining area is a filling wall.
[0058] The first lighting wall surface 93 of the leisure area is located on one side of the short side of the living room 3 and is parallel to the first lighting wall surface 91 of the dining area. The second lighting wall surface 94 of the leisure area is arranged at the second L-shaped recess 8 and is located between the sky garden 6 on the even-numbered floor and the leisure area 32. The first lighting wall surface 93 of the leisure area and the second lighting wall surface 94 of the leisure area are perpendicular to each other.
[0059] The second lighting wall 92 of the dining area, the second lighting wall 94 of the leisure area and the inner wall of the outer rest area 42 are horizontally connected, so that the living room 3 is rectangular, and the living room 3 on the odd-numbered floors and the living room 3 on the even-numbered floors both have lighting walls 9 in three directions.
[0060] Combination Figure 1 to Figure 4 The lighting doors and windows 10 include a first lighting door and window 101 for the dining area, a second lighting door and window 102 for the dining area, a first lighting door and window 103 for the leisure area, a second lighting door and window 104 for the leisure area, and a lighting door and window 105 for the activity area;
[0061] The first daylighting door and window 101 of the dining area is arranged on the first daylighting wall surface 91 of the dining area, the second daylighting door and window 102 of the dining area is arranged on the second daylighting wall surface 92 of the dining area on the odd-numbered floors, the first daylighting door and window 103 of the leisure area is arranged on the first daylighting wall surface 93 of the leisure area, and the second daylighting door and window 104 of the leisure area is arranged on the second daylighting wall surface 94 of the leisure area on the even-numbered floors;
[0062] The activity area lighting door and window 105 is arranged on the outer wall surface parallel to the first lighting wall surface 91 of the dining area. After passing through the activity area lighting door and window 105 and the first lighting door and window 101 of the dining area successively, the light enters the dining area 31, thereby enhancing the lighting of the dining area 31.
[0063] The first lighting door and window 101 in the dining area and the first lighting door and window 103 in the leisure area enable the living room 3 to have lighting in two directions. The second lighting door and window 102 in the dining area forms lighting in the third direction for the living room 3 on the odd-numbered floors. The second lighting door and window 104 in the leisure area forms lighting in the third direction for the living room 3 on the even-numbered floors. Both the living rooms 3 on the odd-numbered floors and the living rooms 3 on the even-numbered floors have lighting doors and windows 10 in three directions.
[0064] Combination Figure 1 to Figure 4 The suite 2 includes a first suite 21, a second suite 22, a third suite 23 and a fourth suite 24. The first suite 21 is located on the left side of the core tube 1, the second suite 22 is located on the right side of the core tube 1, the third suite 23 is located on the upper side of the core tube 1, and the fourth suite 24 is located on the lower side of the core tube 1. The first suite 21, the second suite 22, the third suite 23 and the fourth suite 24 are generally symmetrically arranged in a cross shape around the core tube 1 and have no common wall surfaces, so that the ends of the first suite 21, the second suite 22, the third suite 23 and the fourth suite 24 are far apart and do not interfere with each other, which provides conditions for the sky gardens 6 to be arranged at the ends of the suite 2 and the suite 2 to have lighting walls 9 and lighting doors and windows 10 in three directions;
[0065] The second daylighting door and window 102 of the dining area and the second daylighting door and window 104 of the leisure area of the first set 21 are both arranged to face west, and the first daylighting door and window 103 of the leisure area are arranged to face south. The second daylighting door and window 102 of the dining area and the second daylighting door and window 104 of the leisure area of the second set 22 are both arranged to face east, and the first daylighting door and window 103 of the leisure area are arranged to face south. The first daylighting door and window 101 of the dining area and the daylighting door and window 105 of the activity area of the third set 23 are both arranged to face west, and the first daylighting door and window 103 of the leisure area are arranged to face east. The first daylighting door and window 101 of the dining area and the daylighting door and window 105 of the activity area of the fourth set 24 are both arranged to face west, and the first daylighting door and window 103 of the leisure area are arranged to face east, and the second daylighting door and window 102 of the dining area and the second daylighting door and window 104 of the leisure area are both arranged to face south.
[0066] The living rooms 3 of the first suite 21, the second suite 22 and the third suite 23 all have sunlight exposure in two directions, and the living room 3 of the fourth suite 24 has sunlight exposure in three directions, which solves the common problem that the living rooms of urban forest garden residences have sunlight exposure in only one direction, and improves the living quality.
[0067] Combination Figure 2The sky gardens 6 of all suites 2 on odd-numbered floors extend outward along the enclosed outer wall of the activity area 5. The activity area 5 is not provided with doors or windows facing the sky garden 6, so as to avoid interference of doors and windows in the upper activity area 5 with the lower sky garden 6, thereby ensuring safety and privacy.
[0068] Combination Figure 3 The first structural wall 931 is extended outward from the middle of the first lighting wall 93 of the leisure area of the first suite 21 and the second suite 22. The first structural wall 931 and the first lighting wall 93 of the leisure area are arranged in an L shape. The sky gardens 6 on the even-numbered floors of the first suite 21 and the second suite 22 are extended outward in an L shape along the first structural wall 931. The first structural wall 931 helps to increase the area of the sky garden 6, reduce the cantilever depth, and enhance the structural stability, while preventing the upper sky garden 6 from turning to look at the leisure area 32 adjacent to the lower suite 2;
[0069] The first structural wall 931 is composed of an inner shear wall 9311, a middle filling wall 9312 and an outer structural column 9313. The cross-section of the outer structural column 9313 is larger than that of the inner shear wall 9311. The first structural wall 931 is generally L-shaped, wherein the middle filling wall 9312 can reduce the construction cost, and the outer structural column 9313 prevents the inner shear wall 9311 and the middle filling wall 9312 from swaying left and right.
[0070] Combination Figure 3 The second lighting wall 94 of the leisure area of the third suite 23 and the fourth suite 24 extends horizontally outward to set the second structural wall 941. The second structural wall 941 intersects with the first lighting wall 93 of the leisure area and forms a shear wall with a U-shaped recess toward the core tube 1. The sky gardens 6 on the even floors of the third suite 23 and the fourth suite 24 all extend outward along the second structural wall 941. The second structural wall 941 helps to increase the area of the sky garden 6, reduce the cantilever depth, and enhance the structural stability, while blocking the upper sky garden 6 from turning to face the leisure area 32 adjacent to the lower suite 2.
[0071] Combination Figure 2-3 The four sky gardens 6 on the odd-numbered floors are generally arranged in a fan-shaped rotation, and the four sky gardens 6 on the even-numbered floors are generally arranged in a fan-shaped rotation. The four sky gardens 6 on the odd-numbered floors and the four sky gardens 6 on the even-numbered floors are generally arranged symmetrically in two fan-shaped shapes, which meets the lighting needs, sunshine needs, and vision needs of the sky gardens 6 in multiple directions, and ensures that the multiple sky gardens 6 are far apart and do not interfere with each other. At the same time, the building is balanced and the structure is safe and durable.
[0072] Combination Figure 2-3The dining area 31 on the odd-numbered floors enters and exits the sky garden 6 through the second lighting door and window 102 of the dining area, and the leisure area 32 on the even-numbered floors enters and exits the sky garden 6 through the second lighting door and window 104 of the leisure area. The outer wall of the outer rest area 42 and the activity area 5 facing the sky garden 6 is completely closed, the outer wall of the even-numbered floors vertically corresponding to the second lighting wall 92 of the dining area is completely closed, and the outer wall of the odd-numbered floors vertically corresponding to the second lighting wall 94 of the leisure area is completely closed. Only the living room 3 of this suite 2 is provided with doors and windows in the sky garden 6, so as to prevent the people in the upper suite 2 from overlooking the lower sky garden 6, jumping into the lower sky garden 6, throwing debris to the lower sky garden 6, and hearing the voices of the people in the lower sky garden 6, and to prevent the people in the lower sky garden 6 from climbing into the room of the upper suite 2, and to prevent the activities in the sky garden 6 from interfering with the rest of the people in the outer rest area 42, so as to ensure safety and privacy.
[0073] Combination Figure 1 to Figure 4 The first set 21 and the second set 22 are provided with a first baffle 11 on the side of the activity area lighting door and window 105 to block the sight, and the third set 23 and the fourth set 24 are provided with a lighting door and window 10 at the entrance and rest area 41, and the first baffle 11 is provided on the side of the lighting door and window 10 to block the sight, and the first baffle 11 protrudes from the lighting door and window 10 and blocks the view from the corner between the sets 2, and the first baffle 11 is set as a shear wall, a filling wall or a decorative structural board;
[0074] A second baffle 12 is provided on one side of the sky garden 6 of the third suite 23 and the fourth suite 24 to block the view, thereby preventing the sky garden 6 from looking directly at the suite 2. The suite 2 and the sky garden 6 have strong security and privacy, and the second baffle 12 has two natural floor heights.
[0075] The above is a detailed introduction to the urban forest garden house with a living room with three lighting directions provided by the present invention. The description of the above embodiments is only used to help understand the method of the present invention and its core idea; for those skilled in the art, according to the idea of the present invention, there will be changes in the specific implementation method and application scope, and changes and improvements to the present invention will be possible without exceeding the concept and scope specified in the attached claims. In summary, the content of this specification should not be understood as a limitation on the present invention. Therefore, all equivalent changes made according to the structure, shape, and principle of this application should be covered within the scope of protection of this application.
Claims
1. An urban forest garden house with a living room with three lighting directions, characterized by: The plurality of floors include a plurality of odd-numbered floors and a plurality of even-numbered floors. Each floor includes a core tube (1) and a plurality of suites (2). The suites (2) are provided with a living room (3), a rest area (4), an activity area (5) and a sky garden (6). The rest area (4), the activity area (5) and the sky garden (6) are arranged around the living room (3). The living room (3) comprises a dining area (31) and a leisure area (32); the rest area (4) comprises an entrance rest area (41) and an outer rest area (42); the entrance rest area (41) and the outer rest area (42) are respectively located on both sides of the long side of the living room (3); the entrance rest area (41) is located between the core tube (1) and the living room (3); the outer rest area (42) is located at the outer end of the long side of the living room (3); In the middle, the upper side of the outer end rest area (42) intersects vertically with the dining area (31) to form a first L-shaped recess (7), and the lower side of the outer end rest area (42) intersects vertically with the leisure area (32) to form a second L-shaped recess (8). The outer end rest area (42) and the living room (3) are generally arranged symmetrically in a convex shape, and the first L-shaped recess (7) and the second L-shaped recess (8) are arranged parallel and symmetrically along two sides of the outer end rest area (42); The sky garden (6) on the odd-numbered floors is located in the first L-shaped recess (7) and is connected to the dining area (31), and the sky garden (6) on the even-numbered floors is located in the second L-shaped recess (8) and is connected to the leisure area (32). The sky garden (6) on the odd-numbered floors and the sky garden (6) on the even-numbered floors are arranged parallel to each other along both sides of the outer end rest area (42), and the sky gardens (6) have two natural floor heights; The activity area (5) is located on one side of the short side of the living room (3); the living room (3) on the odd-numbered floors and the living room (3) on the even-numbered floors are both provided with light-transmitting walls (9) in three directions, and the light-transmitting walls (9) are both provided with light-transmitting doors and windows (10).
2. The urban forest garden residence with a living room having three lighting directions according to claim 1, characterized in that: The lighting wall surface (9) comprises a first lighting wall surface (91) of the dining area, a second lighting wall surface (92) of the dining area, a first lighting wall surface (93) of the leisure area, and a second lighting wall surface (94) of the leisure area; The first lighting wall surface (91) of the dining area is located between the dining area (31) and the activity area (5), and the second lighting wall surface (92) of the dining area is located between the sky garden (6) on the odd-numbered floors and the dining area (31); The first light-transmitting wall surface (93) of the leisure area is located on one side of the short side of the living room (3) and is parallel to the first light-transmitting wall surface (91) of the dining area; the second light-transmitting wall surface (94) of the leisure area is located between the sky garden (6) on the even-numbered floor and the leisure area (32); the second light-transmitting wall surface (92) of the dining area, the second light-transmitting wall surface (94) of the leisure area and the inner wall surface of the outer end rest area (42) are horizontally connected.
3. The urban forest garden residence with a living room having three lighting directions according to claim 2, characterized in that: The daylighting doors and windows (10) include a first daylighting door and window (101) for the dining area, a second daylighting door and window (102) for the dining area, a first daylighting door and window (103) for the leisure area, a second daylighting door and window (104) for the leisure area, and a daylighting door and window (105) for the activity area; The first daylighting door and window (101) of the dining area is arranged on the first daylighting wall surface (91) of the dining area, the second daylighting door and window (102) of the dining area is arranged on the second daylighting wall surface (92) of the dining area on the odd-numbered floors, the first daylighting door and window (103) of the leisure area is arranged on the first daylighting wall surface (93) of the leisure area, the second daylighting door and window (104) of the leisure area is arranged on the second daylighting wall surface (94) of the leisure area on the even-numbered floors, and the daylighting door and window (105) of the activity area is arranged on an external wall surface parallel to the first daylighting wall surface (91) of the dining area; The living rooms (3) on the odd-numbered floors and the living rooms (3) on the even-numbered floors both have doors and windows (10) for lighting in three directions.
4. The urban forest garden residence with a living room having three lighting directions according to claim 1, characterized in that: The sleeve (2) comprises a first sleeve (21), a second sleeve (22), a third sleeve (23) and a fourth sleeve (24); the first sleeve (21) is located on the left side of the core tube (1), the second sleeve (22) is located on the right side of the core tube (1), the third sleeve (23) is located on the upper side of the core tube (1), and the fourth sleeve (24) is located on the lower side of the core tube (1); the first sleeve (21), the second sleeve (22), the third sleeve (23) and the fourth sleeve (24) are symmetrically arranged around the core tube (1) in a cross shape and have no common wall surface. The second daylighting door and window (102) of the dining area and the second daylighting door and window (104) of the leisure area of the first set (21) are both arranged to face west, and the first daylighting door and window (103) of the leisure area is arranged to face south. The second daylighting door and window (102) of the dining area and the second daylighting door and window (104) of the leisure area of the second set (22) are both arranged to face east, and the first daylighting door and window (103) of the leisure area is arranged to face south. The first daylighting door and window (103) of the dining area of the third set (23) is arranged to face east. The lighting door and window (101) and the activity area lighting door and window (105) are both arranged to face west, and the first lighting door and window (103) of the leisure area is arranged to face east. The first lighting door and window (101) of the dining area and the lighting door and window (105) of the activity area of the fourth set (24) are both arranged to face west, and the first lighting door and window (103) of the leisure area is arranged to face east, and the second lighting door and window (102) of the dining area and the second lighting door and window (104) of the leisure area are both arranged to face south. The living rooms (3) of the first suite (21), the second suite (22) and the third suite (23) all have sunlight exposure in two directions, and the living room (3) of the fourth suite (24) has sunlight exposure in three directions.
5. The urban forest garden residence with a living room having three lighting directions according to claim 4, characterized in that: The sky gardens (6) of all suites (2) on the odd-numbered floors extend outward along the closed outer wall of the activity area (5).
6. The urban forest garden residence with a living room having three lighting directions according to claim 4, characterized in that: A first structural wall (931) is arranged extending outward from the middle of the first lighting wall surface (93) of the leisure area of the first suite (21) and the second suite (22). The first structural wall (931) comprises an inner shear wall (9311), a middle filling wall (9312) and an outer structural column (9313). The cross section of the outer structural column (9313) is larger than the cross section of the inner shear wall (9311). The first structural wall (931) is arranged in an L-shape as a whole. The first structural wall (931) and the first lighting wall surface (93) of the leisure area are arranged in an L-shape. The sky gardens (6) on the even-numbered floors of the first suite (21) and the second suite (22) are arranged extending outward in an L-shape along the first structural wall (931).
7. The urban forest garden residence with a living room with three lighting directions according to claim 4, characterized in that: The second lighting wall (94) of the leisure area of the third suite (23) and the fourth suite (24) is horizontally extended outward to form a second structural wall (941), the second structural wall (941) intersects with the first lighting wall (93) of the leisure area and forms a U-shaped recess in the direction of the core tube (1), and the sky gardens (6) on the even-numbered floors of the third suite (23) and the fourth suite (24) are extended outward along the second structural wall (941).
8. The urban forest garden residence with a living room having three lighting directions according to claim 4, characterized in that: The four sky gardens (6) on the odd-numbered floors are generally arranged in a fan-shaped rotation, and the four sky gardens (6) on the even-numbered floors are generally arranged in a fan-shaped rotation. The four sky gardens (6) on the odd-numbered floors and the four sky gardens (6) on the even-numbered floors are generally arranged symmetrically in two fan-shaped shapes.
9. The urban forest garden residence with a living room with three lighting directions according to claim 1, characterized in that: The dining area (31) on the odd-numbered floors enters and exits the sky garden (6) through the second lighting door and window (102) of the dining area, and the leisure area (32) on the even-numbered floors enters and exits the sky garden (6) through the second lighting door and window (104) of the leisure area. The outer rest area (42) and the activity area (5) are completely enclosed on the outer wall facing the sky garden (6). The outer wall of the even-numbered floors vertically corresponding to the second lighting wall (92) of the dining area is completely enclosed, and the outer wall of the odd-numbered floors vertically corresponding to the second lighting wall (94) of the leisure area is completely enclosed.
10. An urban forest garden residence with a living room with three lighting directions according to any one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that: The first set (21) and the second set (22) are provided with first baffles (11) on the sides of the activity area lighting doors and windows (105) for blocking the line of sight, and the third set (23) and the fourth set (24) are provided with lighting doors and windows (10) in the entrance rest area (41), and the first baffles (11) on the sides of the lighting doors and windows (10) for blocking the line of sight, and the first baffles (11) protrude from the lighting doors and windows (10); A second baffle (12) for blocking the sight is arranged on one side of the sky garden (6) of the third suite type (23) and the fourth suite type (24), and the second baffle (12) has two natural floor heights.