Fourth generation home based aerial garden privacy protection structure

Abstract

The application discloses a fourth-generation residential-based air garden privacy protection structure and relates to the technical field of architectural design. The fourth-generation residential-based air garden privacy protection structure comprises A, B and C houses with terraces. The A, B and C houses are sequentially adjacent from high to low on a floor, and the terraces of the adjacent houses are staggered. A privacy vertical plate is arranged on one side of the terrace of the A house close to the B house to block the left and right line of sight contact between the adjacent terraces. A privacy cantilever plate is arranged at the bottom of the terrace of the A house to block the upper and lower line of sight intersection between the adjacent terraces. The terraces of the B and C houses are also provided with privacy vertical plates on the sides close to the adjacent terraces. The terraces of the B and C houses are also provided with privacy cantilever plates at the bottom. The privacy vertical plate and the privacy cantilever plate cut off the left and right and upper and lower line of sight paths, thereby guaranteeing the privacy of the residents.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This application relates to the technical field of architectural design, and in particular to a privacy-preserving rooftop garden structure based on fourth-generation housing. Background Technology

[0002] Fourth-generation housing, also known as courtyard housing, vertical garden ecological housing, or urban forest garden architecture, refers to high-quality improved housing that combines green ecological concepts with modern high-rise buildings and upgrades the living environment through technologies such as sky courtyards and vertical greening.

[0003] The fourth-generation residence features large terraces on odd and even floors. To achieve a balanced living experience, the terrace garden design adheres to the principle of balance in odd and even floor design, striving to minimize differences and ensure that every household on every floor has a south-facing terrace.

[0004] The staggered terrace design of fourth-generation residential buildings, due to the odd-even floor layout, ensures better natural lighting but also creates two types of visual line-of-sight problems: firstly, there is horizontal visual contact between the terrace of one building and the terrace of an adjacent building; secondly, there is vertical visual contact between the terrace of one building and the terrace of the building directly below. Therefore, when designing residential buildings, appropriate structures should be designed to avoid visual line-of-sight situations and protect the privacy of residents. Utility Model Content

[0005] To address the issue of direct views from terraces and to protect residents' privacy and enhance their living experience, this application proposes a rooftop garden privacy protection structure based on fourth-generation housing.

[0006] The rooftop garden privacy protection structure based on fourth-generation housing provided in this application adopts the following technical solution: The privacy protection structure of the rooftop garden based on fourth-generation housing includes three residences, A, B, and C, each with a terrace. Residences A, B, and C are arranged adjacent to each other from high to low on the floor, with their terraces staggered. The terrace of residence A has a privacy vertical panel on the side closest to residence B to block horizontal visual contact between adjacent terraces. The bottom of the terrace of residence A also has a privacy cantilever panel to block vertical visual contact between adjacent terraces. The terraces of residences B and C also have privacy vertical panels on the side closest to their respective terraces, and privacy cantilever panels at the bottom of their terraces.

[0007] By adopting the above technical solution, when a resident of residential building A stands on the balcony near residential building B and looks towards residential building B's balcony, their view is blocked by the privacy vertical panels, preventing them from seeing residential building B's balcony. Similarly, when a resident of residential building B looks towards residential building C's balcony from their balcony, their view is also blocked by the privacy vertical panels. When a resident of residential building A looks down from their balcony, their view is blocked by the privacy cantilever panels, preventing them from seeing residential building C's balcony. By cutting off the vertical and horizontal viewing paths respectively, the privacy of residents is guaranteed. Except for the first-floor residences, every residence on the entire floor is equipped with privacy vertical panels and privacy cantilever panels, ensuring the privacy of each residence is guaranteed.

[0008] Preferably, the terrace railing of residence A is provided with an installation frame, which is located on the side of the terrace of residence A that is close to the terrace of residence B; the privacy vertical plate is fixedly installed in the installation frame.

[0009] By adopting the above technical solution, an installation frame is set on the side of the balcony railing of residence A near residence B, and the privacy vertical panel is fixed in it to ensure the stability of the privacy vertical panel installation.

[0010] Preferably, the privacy panel encloses the side of the terrace railing of residence A that is close to the terrace of residence B.

[0011] By adopting the above technical solution, the privacy vertical panel works in conjunction with the upper residential terrace to enclose one side of the terrace, completely cutting off the view between the two terraces and further enhancing the privacy protection effect.

[0012] Preferably, the privacy panel is a piece of frosted glass that fits the outline of the mounting frame.

[0013] By adopting the above technical solution, the privacy vertical panel uses frosted glass, which uses its semi-transparent properties to scatter light, blocking direct line of sight while maintaining light transmission, achieving the effect of seeing the light but not the person.

[0014] Preferably, the privacy canopy is perpendicular to the terrace and is positioned along the edge of the terrace.

[0015] By adopting the above technical solution, the privacy cantilever is set along the edge of the terrace, so as to block the view to the greatest extent while keeping the cantilever length as short as possible.

[0016] Preferably, the vertical cantilever length of the privacy cantilever is 0.9-1.2m.

[0017] By adopting the above technical solution, the privacy cantilever slab can be vertically suspended by 0.9-1.2m. When the residents of Building A look down from their terraces, this cantilever range can ensure that the terrace of Building C is blocked and the residents cannot see the terrace of Building C. This also takes into account aesthetics and saves on materials.

[0018] This should basically ensure that the terrace below is sheltered.

[0019] Preferably, the privacy canopy is integrated with the terrace.

[0020] By adopting the above technical solution, the privacy cantilever slab and terrace are integrally formed, resulting in a sturdy structure with a service life consistent with the main building.

[0021] In summary, this application includes at least one of the following beneficial technical effects: 1. When a resident of Residence A stands on the balcony closest to Residence B and looks towards Residence B's balcony, their view is blocked by the privacy vertical panels, preventing them from seeing Residence B's balcony. Similarly, when a resident of Residence B looks towards Residence C's balcony from their balcony, their view is also blocked by privacy vertical panels. When a resident of Residence A looks down from their balcony, their view is blocked by privacy cantilever panels, preventing them from seeing Residence C's balcony. By cutting off the path of sight between residents through privacy vertical panels and privacy cantilever panels, the privacy of residents is guaranteed. Except for the residences on the ground floor, each residence on one floor is equipped with privacy vertical panels and privacy cantilever panels to ensure the privacy of each residence. 2. The privacy vertical panels work in conjunction with the upper-floor residential terrace to enclose one side of the terrace, completely cutting off the view between the two terraces and further enhancing privacy protection; 3. The privacy cantilever is set along the edge of the terrace, so as to block the view to the greatest extent while keeping the cantilever length as short as possible; the privacy cantilever is integrally formed with the terrace, with a solid structure and a service life consistent with the main building. Attached Figure Description

[0022] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of an architecture according to an embodiment of this application; Figure 2 This is a structural schematic diagram of residences A, B, and C in the embodiments of this application; Figure 3 yes Figure 2 Enlarged view of section A; Figure 4 This is a diagram showing the line of sight from a resident of building A to the terrace of building B. Figure 5 This is a diagram showing the line of sight from a resident of building A to the terrace of building C.

[0023] Reference numerals: 1. Terrace; 2. Residence A; 3. Residence B; 4. Residence C; 5. Mounting frame; 6. Privacy vertical panel; 7. Privacy cantilever panel. Detailed Implementation

[0024] The following is in conjunction with the appendix Figure 1 - Appendix Figure 5 This application will be described in further detail.

[0025] This application discloses a rooftop garden privacy protection structure based on fourth-generation housing.

[0026] refer to Figure 1 and Figure 2 The privacy protection structure of the sky garden based on the fourth generation of housing includes three residences, A2, B3 and C4, each with a terrace 1. The three residences are arranged in order from high to low on the floor. The terrace 1 of residence A2 is staggered with the terrace 1 of residence B3. The terrace 1 of residence A2 is located directly above the terrace 1 of residence C.

[0027] refer to Figure 2 and Figure 3 A rectangular frame 5 is fixed to the side of the railing of terrace 1 of residence A, which is close to terrace 1 of residence B, by anchor bolts. A privacy vertical plate 6 is installed inside the frame 5 to block the left and right sight contact between adjacent terraces 1.

[0028] refer to Figure 4 When a resident of Residence 2 stands on the side of Terrace 1 closest to Residence 3 and looks towards Terrace 1 of Residence 3, their view is blocked by the privacy panel 6, and they cannot see the situation on Terrace 1 of Residence 3.

[0029] In this embodiment, the privacy panel 6 is a piece of frosted glass that fits the contour of the mounting frame 5. The frosted glass is placed inside the mounting frame 5, and elastic support blocks are placed at the bottom and sides of the glass. Then, a sealing strip is embedded at the joint between the glass and the mounting frame 5, and the glass is pressed and fixed to the mounting frame 5 by a metal pressure strip screw. The privacy panel 6 uses frosted glass, which uses its semi-transparent properties to scatter light, blocking direct line of sight while maintaining light transmission, achieving the effect of seeing the light but not the person.

[0030] Houses B, C, and 4, as well as all other houses on the floor except the first floor, have mounting frames 5 and privacy panels 6 installed on the side of terrace 1 closest to the adjacent house's terrace 1.

[0031] refer to Figure 2 A privacy cantilever 7 is integrally installed at the bottom of the terrace 1 of residence A 2. The privacy cantilever 7 is set along the edge of the terrace 1 and is perpendicular to the terrace 1. At the position where the projections of the terrace 1 of residence A 2 and the terrace 1 of residence B 3 overlap, the privacy cantilever 7 is not installed or its vertical cantilever length is reduced. On the one hand, this ensures the overall aesthetics, and on the other hand, this part of the terrace 1 of residence B 3 is not blocked by the privacy cantilever 7, ensuring sufficient lighting and a comfortable view. The vertical cantilever length of the privacy cantilever 7 is 0.9-1.2m. In this embodiment, the privacy cantilever 7 is vertically cantilevered by 1m.

[0032] refer to Figure 5When residents of Residence A 2 look down from their terrace 1, their view is blocked by the privacy cantilever 7, preventing them from seeing the situation on Terrace 1 of Residence C 4.

[0033] The installation method of the privacy cantilever slab 7 is as follows: When pouring the main structure of the terrace 1, the integral cast-in-place method is adopted; first, the steel reinforcement skeleton of the privacy cantilever slab 7 is tied according to the designed cantilever length, and the skeleton is firmly tied or welded to the steel reinforcement skeleton of the terrace 1 floor slab to ensure that the main reinforcement of the cantilever slab has sufficient anchorage length to penetrate into the floor slab; then, the formwork used to form the shape of the privacy cantilever slab 7 is erected, and finally, concrete is poured together with the floor slab to form a seamless integral structure; this integrated construction method ensures the structural safety of the privacy cantilever slab 7 and its service life is the same as that of the building.

[0034] Privacy cantilever panels 7 are installed at the bottom edge of the terraces 1 of residences B, C, and C, as well as all residences on the floor except the first floor.

[0035] The implementation principle of this application embodiment is as follows: When a resident of residence A 2 stands on the side of terrace 1 closest to residence B 3 and looks at terrace 1 of residence B 3, their view is blocked by the privacy vertical board 6, and they cannot see the situation of terrace 1 of residence B 3; similarly, when a resident of residence B 3 looks at terrace 1 of residence C 4 from terrace 1, their view is also blocked by the privacy vertical board; when a resident of residence A 2 looks down from terrace 1, their view is blocked by the privacy cantilever board 7, and they cannot see the situation of terrace 1 of residence C 4.

[0036] In summary, the privacy vertical panel 6 and privacy cantilever panel 7 respectively cut off the vertical and horizontal viewing paths, ensuring the privacy of residents; except for the first-floor residences, every residence on the entire floor is equipped with privacy vertical panels 6 and privacy cantilever panels 7, ensuring that the privacy of each residence is guaranteed.

[0037] The above are all preferred embodiments of this application, and are not intended to limit the scope of protection of this application. Therefore, all equivalent changes made in accordance with the structure, shape and principle of this application should be covered within the scope of protection of this application.

Claims

1. A privacy protection structure for a rooftop garden based on fourth-generation housing, comprising residences A (2), B (3), and C (4) with terraces (1), wherein residences A (2), B (3), and C (4) are adjacent to each other in descending order of floor level and the terraces (1) of adjacent residences are staggered, characterized in that, The terrace (1) of residence A (2) is provided with a privacy vertical board (6) on the side of residence B (3) to block the left and right sight contact between adjacent terraces (1); the bottom of the terrace (1) of residence A (2) is provided with a privacy cantilever board (7) to block the vertical sight contact between adjacent terraces (1); the terraces (1) of residence B (3) and residence C (4) are also provided with privacy vertical boards (6) on the side of adjacent terraces (1); the bottom of the terraces (1) of residence B (3) and residence C (4) is also provided with privacy cantilever boards (7).

2. The rooftop garden privacy protection structure based on fourth-generation housing according to claim 1, characterized in that, An installation frame (5) is provided on the railing of the terrace (1) of residence A (2), and the installation frame (5) is located on the side of the terrace (1) of residence A (2) close to the terrace (1) of residence B (3); the privacy vertical plate (6) is fixedly installed in the installation frame (5).

3. The rooftop garden privacy protection structure based on fourth-generation housing according to claim 2, characterized in that, The privacy panel (6) encloses the side of the balcony railing of residence A (2) that is close to the balcony (1) of residence B (3).

4. The rooftop garden privacy protection structure based on fourth-generation housing according to claim 2, characterized in that, The privacy panel (6) is a piece of frosted glass that fits the outline of the mounting frame (5).

5. The rooftop garden privacy protection structure based on fourth-generation housing according to claim 1, characterized in that, The privacy cantilever (7) is perpendicular to the terrace (1) and is set along the edge of the terrace (1).

6. The rooftop garden privacy protection structure based on fourth-generation housing according to claim 5, characterized in that, The vertical cantilever length of the privacy cantilever board (7) is 0.9-1.2m.

7. The rooftop garden privacy protection structure based on fourth-generation housing according to claim 5, characterized in that, The privacy cantilever (7) is integrated with the terrace (1).

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