Residence

Abstract

To form an independent space that can be used for multiple purposes around a living room partitioned by a partition wall extending in a direction intersecting an indoor wall.SOLUTION: A house 10 includes a bedroom 36 and a first passageway 38 adjacent to the bedroom 36 on the second floor. A first partition wall 51 that separates the bedroom 36 and the first passageway 38 has a first slanted wall 81 and a second slanted wall 82. The first slanted wall 81 extends along a first slanted direction 8 intersecting a first direction 6 in which a first outer wall 21 extends and a second direction 7 in which a second outer wall 22 extends. The second slanted wall 82 extends along a second slanted direction 9 intersecting the first direction 6, the second direction 7, and the first slanted direction 8. The first slanted wall 81 and the second slanted wall 82 divide the first passageway 38 into two spaces 91, 92 and define a third space 93 within the bedroom 36. The bedroom 36 is provided with a first interior wall 121 that partitions the third space 93 together with the first slanted wall 81 and the second slanted wall 82.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The present invention relates to a house in which an independent space is formed by partition walls partitioning a living room.

Background Art

[0002] In a house, a living room having a non-rectangular shape may be formed. For example, in Patent Document 1, an auxiliary housing unit having a substantially right-angled triangular planar shape is used, and a bedroom is projected outward in a mountain shape.

Prior Art Documents

Patent Documents

[0003]

Patent Document 1

Summary of the Invention

Problems to be Solved by the Invention

[0004] In a house, other living rooms, passages, etc. are provided in the indoor space around the living room. However, when a non-rectangular living room is formed, other living rooms may also become non-rectangular, or the passage may bend, etc., and layout constraints are likely to occur. On the other hand, if a part of the non-rectangular living room is formed to project outdoors, although the constraints on the indoor space are reduced, projections such as protruding corners will be formed on the outer wall of the house, which is likely to affect the appearance of the house.

[0005] The present invention has been made in view of the above-described circumstances, and an object thereof is to form an independent space that can be used for multiple purposes around a living room partitioned by partition walls extending in a direction intersecting an indoor wall.

Means for Solving the Problems

[0006] (1) The house according to the present invention includes a living room, a first partition wall partitioning the living room, and a second wall facing the first partition wall. The first partition wall includes a first inclined wall extending along a first inclined direction intersecting with an extending direction along the wall surface of the second wall, and a second inclined wall extending along a second inclined direction intersecting with the extending direction and the first inclined direction. The first inclined wall and the second inclined wall are connected to partition the corner of the living room. The indoor space partitioned by the first partition wall and the second wall is continuous.

[0007] The indoor space partitioned by the first partition wall and the second wall becomes two spaces including a region where the mutual line of sight is blocked while being continuous by the corners formed by the first inclined wall and the second inclined wall. Thereby, the two spaces have independence.

[0008] (2) One of the first inclined wall and the second inclined wall may protrude toward the second wall more than the other wall surface.

[0009] The two spaces formed by the first inclined wall and the second inclined wall are further blocked from each other's line of sight by one of the first inclined wall or the second inclined wall that protrudes toward the second wall more than the other wall surface. Therefore, the independence of the two spaces is further enhanced.

[0010] (3) The living room may be partitioned by the first partition wall, two outer walls each having a window and being orthogonal to each other, and a second partition wall and a third partition wall orthogonal to each of the two outer walls. The first inclined wall is continuous with the second partition wall. The house according to the present invention further includes a first indoor wall located in the living room, extending along the second inclined direction, and facing the corner partitioned by the two outer walls. The first indoor wall is not continuous with the first partition wall, the second partition wall, and the third partition wall.

[0011] For example, when the living room is used as a bedroom, if the bed is placed with the first interior wall side as the head side, the line of sight from the occupant on the bed will be directed towards the corner of the living room. As a result, the occupant on the bed can feel that the living room is spacious. Also, the line of sight from the occupant on the bed can be directed outdoors through the window on the outer wall. As a result, an open feeling can be given to the occupant on the bed. Further, since the first interior wall is not continuous with the first partition wall, the second partition wall, and the third partition wall, a person can enter the space between the first interior wall and the first partition wall. Also, since the space between the first interior wall and the first partition wall and the space surrounded by the first partition wall and the two outer walls are partitioned by the first interior wall, the two spaces can be used separately and independently. For example, when the space surrounded by the first partition wall and the two outer walls is used as a bed space, the space between the first interior wall and the first partition wall can be used as a clothing space. That is, the living room can be given the functions of a bedroom and a clothing room. Also, it becomes easier to move between the bed space and the clothing space than when the bedroom and the clothing room are installed separately.

[0012] (4) A storage shelf may be provided in the space between the second inclined wall and the first interior wall.

[0013] The space between the second inclined wall and the first interior wall can be used as a clothing space by installing a storage shelf.

[0014] (5) The house according to the present invention may further include a second interior wall that bulges into the living room from the third partition wall.

[0015] The corner partitioned by the third partition wall and the outer wall is further partitioned by the second interior wall. The said corner can be used as a work corner, a dressing space, etc.

[0016] (6) The second wall may partition a living room different from the said living room.

Effect of the Invention

[0017] According to the house of the present invention, an independent space that can be used for multiple purposes is formed around the living room.

Brief Explanation of Drawings

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Modes for Carrying Out the Invention

[0019] Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described. It should be noted that the embodiments described below are merely examples of the present invention, and it goes without saying that the embodiments of the present invention can be appropriately changed without changing the gist of the present invention.

[0020] In this embodiment, the house 10 (see FIG. 1), which is a building where people live, will be described. The house 10 is a two-story steel-frame building. However, the house 10 may be a wooden building, a reinforced concrete building, a single-story building, or a building with three or more floors. In FIG. 1, the exterior structure of the house 10 is omitted.

[0021] Hereinafter, the floor plan and configuration of the second floor of the house 10 will be mainly described. In this embodiment, the floor plan of the first floor of the house 10 is not particularly limited, but for example, an LDK, a living room, a bathroom, a toilet, etc. are provided.

[0022] The house 10 is generally rectangular in plan view and includes four outer walls: a first outer wall 21, a second outer wall 22, a third outer wall 23, and a fourth outer wall 24. The first outer wall 21 is orthogonal to the second outer wall 22 and the fourth outer wall 24 and parallel to the third outer wall 23. In the present embodiment, the direction in which the mutually parallel first outer wall 21 and third outer wall 23 extend (the vertical direction in FIG. 1) is referred to as a first direction 6, and the direction in which the mutually parallel second outer wall 22 and fourth outer wall 24 extend (the horizontal direction in FIG. 1) is referred to as a second direction 7.

[0023] The house 10 has, on the second floor, a first living room 31, a second living room 32, a third living room 33, a fourth living room 34, a fifth living room 35, a bedroom 36, a staircase 37, a first passage 38, a second passage 39, and a balcony 25. The bedroom 36 is an example of a "living room". The first living room 31 and the second living room 32 are examples of "different living rooms". The first passage 38 is an example of an "indoor space".

[0024] The first living room 31 is located in a portion including the corner of the house 10 partitioned by the third outer wall 23 and the fourth outer wall 24. Specifically, the first living room 31 is located in the upper left of the house 10 in FIG. 1. In FIG. 1, the upper side is, for example, north.

[0025] The second living room 32 is located in a portion including the corner of the house 10 partitioned by the second outer wall 22 and the third outer wall 23. Specifically, the second living room 32 is located in the lower left of the house 10 in FIG. 1. The staircase 37 connecting the first floor and the second floor of the house 10 is located between the first living room 31 and the second living room 32.

[0026] The third living room 33 is located in a portion including the corner of the house 10 partitioned by the first outer wall 21 and the fourth outer wall 24. Specifically, the third living room 33 is located in the upper right of the house 10 in FIG. 1. The fourth living room 34 and the fifth living room 35 are located between the first living room 31 and the third living room 33. Specifically, the fourth living room 34 and the fifth living room 35 are located above the middle of the house 10 in FIG. 1.

[0027] Bedroom 36 is the largest of the living rooms provided on the second floor and is located in the part including the corner of the house 10 partitioned by the first outer wall 21 and the second outer wall 22.

[0028] The first passageway 38 is located between the first living room 31, the staircase 37, and the second living room 32 and the bedroom 36, and extends generally along the first outer wall 21 and the third outer wall 23. Specifically, the first passageway 38 is on the right side of the first living room 31, the staircase 37, and the second living room 32 in FIG. 1 and on the left side of the bedroom 36, and extends generally along the first direction 6.

[0029] The second passageway 39 is located between the third living room 33, the fourth living room 34, and the fifth living room 35 and the bedroom 36, and extends generally along the second outer wall 22 and the fourth outer wall 24. Specifically, the second passageway 39 is on the lower side of the third living room 33, the fourth living room 34, and the fifth living room 35 in FIG. 1 and on the upper side of the bedroom 36, and extends generally along the second direction 7.

[0030] The adjacent first living room 31 and the staircase 37 are partitioned by a partition wall 41. The partition wall 41 extends along the second outer wall 22 and the fourth outer wall 24, that is, along the second direction 7.

[0031] The adjacent staircase 37 and the second living room 32 are partitioned by a partition wall 42. The partition wall 42 extends along the second outer wall 22 and the fourth outer wall 24, that is, along the second direction 7.

[0032] The adjacent first living room 31 and the fifth living room 35 are partitioned by a partition wall 43. The partition wall 43 extends along the second outer wall 22 and the fourth outer wall 24, that is, along the second direction 7.

[0033] The adjacent fifth living room 35 and the fourth living room 34 are partitioned by a partition wall 44. The partition wall 44 extends along the first outer wall 21 and the third outer wall 23, that is, along the first direction 6.

[0034] The adjacent fourth bedroom 34 and third bedroom 33 are partitioned by a partition wall 45. The partition wall 45 extends along the first outer wall 21 and the third outer wall 23, that is, along the first direction 6. An entrance 61 from the third bedroom 33 to the fourth bedroom 34 is provided in the partition wall 45.

[0035] The adjacent first bedroom 31 and first passageway 38 are partitioned by a partition wall 46. The partition wall 46 extends along the first outer wall 21 and the third outer wall 23, that is, along the first direction 6.

[0036] The adjacent third bedroom 33 and first passageway 38 are partitioned by a partition wall 47. The partition wall 47 extends along the first outer wall 21 and the third outer wall 23, that is, along the first direction 6. An entrance 62 from the first passageway 38 to the third bedroom 33 is provided in the partition wall 47. The entrance 62 is opened and closed by a hinged door 72. The partition walls 46 and 47 are an example of a "second wall". The first direction 6 along which the partition walls 46 and 47 extend is an example of an "extending direction". In this embodiment, although an opening leading to the staircase 37 is formed between the partition walls 46 and 47, if the staircase 37 is not arranged, the partition walls 46 and 47 may be continuous walls.

[0037] The adjacent fourth bedroom 34 and second passageway 39 are partitioned by a partition wall 48. The partition wall 48 extends along the second outer wall 22 and the fourth outer wall 24, that is, along the second direction 7.

[0038] The adjacent fifth bedroom 35 and second passageway 39 are partitioned by a partition wall 49. The partition wall 49 extends along the second outer wall 22 and the fourth outer wall 24, that is, along the second direction 7. An entrance 63 from the passageways 38 and 39 to the first bedroom 31 is provided between the partition wall 49 and the partition wall 46. Also, an entrance 64 to the fifth bedroom 35 is provided in the partition wall 49. The entrance 63 is opened and closed by a sliding door 73. The entrance 64 is opened and closed by a sliding door 74.

[0039] The adjacent bedroom 36 and the first passageway 38 are partitioned by a first partition wall 51 and a second partition wall 52. Also, the adjacent bedroom 36 and the third living room 33 are partitioned by a third partition wall 53. Further, the adjacent bedroom 36 and the second passageway 39 are partitioned by a fourth partition wall 54.

[0040] The second partition wall 52 extends along the first direction 6 and intersects and connects with the second outer wall 22 at a right angle. Specifically, the second partition wall 52 extends upward in FIG. 1 from the inner wall surface of the second outer wall 22 that extends along the second direction 7. The second partition wall 52 faces the partition wall 47 in the second direction 7.

[0041] The first partition wall 51 has a first inclined wall 81 and a second inclined wall 82.

[0042] The first inclined wall 81 is continuous with the second partition wall 52. Also, the first inclined wall 81 extends along a direction intersecting the first direction 6 and the second direction 7. Specifically, the first inclined wall 81 extends obliquely upward to the left from the upper end of the second partition wall 52 in FIG. 1. In the present embodiment, the direction in which the first inclined wall 81 extends and intersects the first direction 6 and the second direction 7 is referred to as the first inclined direction 8.

[0043] As shown in FIG. 2, a rack member 101 is provided on a wall surface 84 which is a surface on the first passageway 38 side of the first inclined wall 81. The rack member 101 protrudes from the wall surface 84 and extends horizontally. In the present embodiment, two rack members 101 spaced vertically apart are provided. The rack member 101 can be used, for example, to hang a picture frame or place books.

[0044] As shown in FIG. 1, the tip 83 of the first inclined wall 81 protrudes toward the first passage 38 from the wall surface 86 which is the surface on the first passage 38 side of the second inclined wall 82. The first inclined wall 81 is an example of "one of the first inclined wall and the second inclined wall". The wall surface 86 of the second inclined wall 82 is an example of "the other wall surface". The tip 83 extends along the first inclination direction 8 and forms a corner with the wall surface 86 of the second inclined wall 82. In other words, the tip 83 protrudes from the wall surface 86 of the second inclined wall 82 along the first inclination direction 8.

[0045] The second inclined wall 82 extends from the first inclined wall 81 to the fourth partition wall 54 along a direction intersecting the first direction 6, the second direction 7, and the first inclination direction 8. Specifically, the second inclined wall 82 extends from the end of the first inclined wall 81 in FIG. 1 diagonally upward to the right to the fourth partition wall 54. In the present embodiment, the direction in which the second inclined wall 82 extends and intersects the first direction 6, the second direction 7, and the first inclination direction 8 is referred to as the second inclination direction 9. In the example shown in FIG. 1, the angles at which the first inclination direction 8 and the second inclination direction 9 intersect the first direction 6 and the second direction 7 are each 45 degrees. However, the angles at which the first inclination direction 8 and the second inclination direction 9 intersect the first direction 6 and the second direction 7 may be other angles such as 40° or 30°. Also, the angle at which the first inclination direction 8 intersects the second inclination direction 9 is 90 degrees.

[0046] The first partition wall 51 composed of the first inclined wall 81 and the second inclined wall 82 divides the first passage 38 into a first space 91 and a second space 92. The first passage 38 is a continuous space partitioned by the first partition wall 51 and the partition walls 46 and 47. Therefore, the first space 91 and the second space 92 are not divided as completely independent spaces, but are divided so as to have regions that are continuous but have their lines of sight blocked from each other.

[0047] The first space 91 is a generally pentagonal space partitioned by the partition wall 47, the second partition wall, the first inclined wall 81, and the second outer wall 22. As shown in FIG. 2, a sofa 102, a table 103, and a TV 104 are installed in the first space 91. In the example shown in FIG. 2, the TV 104 is attached to the wall surface on the first passage 38 side of the partition wall 47, the sofa 102 is installed facing the wall surface of the second partition wall 52, and the table 103 is installed between the sofa 102 and the TV 104. Thus, the first space 91 is used, for example, as a family library.

[0048] For lighting the first space 91 and for entering and exiting from the first passage 38 to the balcony 25, a sweep-out window 111 is provided in the second outer wall 22.

[0049] As shown in FIG. 1, the second space 92 is a space partitioned by the partition wall 46, the second inclined wall 82, and a third partition wall 53 (to be described later). As shown in FIG. 3, on the wall surface 86 which is the surface on the first passage 38 side of the second inclined wall 82 and on the ceiling connected to the wall surface 86, a plurality of hold members 105 that can be used for exercises such as bouldering and athletics are respectively installed. Also, a safety mat 106 is installed facing the wall surface 86. Further, a pole 107 extending from the floor to the ceiling of the second space 92 is installed. Thus, the second space 92 is used, for example, as an exercise area or a children's play area.

[0050] The first space 91 and the second space 92 are continuous at the connection portion between the first inclined wall 81 and the second inclined wall 82. On the other hand, the first space 91 and the second space 92 are separated by the protrusion of the first partition wall 51 composed of the first inclined wall 81 and the second inclined wall 82, and are independent spaces from each other. In other words, in the first space 91, the area on the wall surface 84 side rather than the tip portion 83 is blocked from the line of sight of most of the second space 92. Also, in the second space 92, the area on the wall surface 86 side rather than the tip portion 83 is blocked from the line of sight of most of the first space 91. The presence of such areas where the line of sight is blocked from each other increases the independence. And as shown in FIG. 3, the tip portion 83 of the first inclined wall 81 protruding from the wall surface 86 of the second inclined wall 82 further enhances the independence of the second space 92.

[0051] As shown in FIG. 1, the third partition wall 53 extends along the second direction 7 and is connected at a right angle to the first outer wall 21. Specifically, the third partition wall 53 extends leftward in FIG. 1 along the second direction 7 from the inner wall surface of the first outer wall 21 extending along the first direction 6. An entrance / exit 65 from the second passage 39 to the third bedroom 33 is provided between the third partition wall 53 and the partition wall 45. The entrance / exit 65 is opened and closed by a sliding door 75.

[0052] The fourth partition wall 54 is provided at a position aligned with the third partition wall 53 in the second direction 7 and separated from the third partition wall 53. An entrance / exit 66 from the second passage 39 to the bedroom 36 is provided between the fourth partition wall 54 and the third partition wall. The entrance / exit 66 is opened and closed by a sliding door 76.

[0053] The fourth partition wall 54 has a wall surface 55 and a wall surface 56 which are wall surfaces on the bedroom 36 side, a wall surface 57 which is a wall surface on the second passage 39 side, and a wall surface 58 which is a wall surface on the first passage 38 side.

[0054] The wall surface 55 is a wall surface extending along the second inclined direction 9. The wall surface 55 extends downward and to the left in FIG. 1 along the second inclined direction 9 from the entrance / exit 66.

[0055] The wall surface 56 is a wall surface extending along the first inclination direction 8. The wall surface 56 is connected to the wall surface 55 and the wall surface 87 of the second inclined wall 82.

[0056] The wall surface 57 is a wall surface extending along the second direction 7, and faces the partition walls 48 and 49 in the first direction 6. The wall surface 57, together with the partition walls 48 and 49, demarcates the second passage 39.

[0057] The wall surface 58 is a wall surface extending along the first inclination direction 8. The wall surface 58 is connected to the wall surface 57 and the wall surface 86 of the second inclined wall 82. The wall surface 58, together with the tip 83 of the second inclined wall 82 and the first inclined wall 81, demarcates the second space 92. The wall surface 58 hides the second space 92 from the second passage 39 and the entrance 64 of the fifth living room 35, enhancing the independence of the second space 92.

[0058] The house 10 further includes a first interior wall 121, a second interior wall 122, and a third interior wall 123 installed in the bedroom 36. The first interior wall 121, the second interior wall 122, and the third interior wall 123 are all partition walls.

[0059] The first interior wall 121 has a main body 131 and a pair of side walls 132, 133.

[0060] The main body 131 extends along the second inclination direction 9 and faces the second inclined wall 82 in the first inclination direction 8. Specifically, one of the pair of wall surfaces of the main body 131, the first wall surface 134, faces the wall surface 87 of the second inclined wall 82 in the first inclination direction 8. The main body 131, together with the second inclined wall 82, demarcates a third space 93 that is part of the bedroom 36. Also, the main body 131 faces the corner demarcated by the first outer wall 21 and the second outer wall 22 in the first inclination direction 8.

[0061] The side wall 132 extends from one end of the main body 131 in the second inclination direction 9 along the first inclination direction 8 toward the second inclined wall 82. Specifically, the side wall 132 extends from the upper right end of the main body 131 in FIG. 1 toward the upper left. The side wall 133 extends from the other end of the main body 131 in the second inclination direction 9 along the first inclination direction 8 toward the second inclined wall 82. Specifically, the side wall 133 extends from the lower left end of the main body 131 in FIG. 1 toward the upper left. The side walls 132 and 133, together with the main body 131 and the second inclined wall 82, partition the third space 93.

[0062] The first interior wall 121 is separated from the ceiling of the bedroom 36. That is, a gap 136 (see FIG. 6) is formed between the first interior wall 121 and the ceiling. When a resident looks around the interior from a space other than the third space 93, the gap 136 makes the bedroom 36 feel wider than when there is no such gap 136. That is, by separating the first interior wall 121 from the ceiling, the sense of openness of the bedroom 36 can be enhanced.

[0063] The first interior wall 121 is not continuous with other walls such as the first partition wall 51, the second partition wall 52, the third partition wall 53, the outer walls 21 and 22, and the second interior wall 122 described later that partition the bedroom 36, and is independent. Between the first interior wall 121 and the fourth partition wall 54, and between the first interior wall 121 and the first inclined wall 81, there are traffic lines for entering and leaving the third space 93 from other spaces in the bedroom 36 other than the third space 93. That is, by providing the first interior wall 121 independently from other walls, traffic lines for entering and leaving the third space 93 are formed.

[0064] The inner wall 123 of the third chamber protrudes from the wall surface 87 of the second inclined wall 82 and extends along the first inclined direction 8. The inner wall 123 of the third chamber, together with the second inclined wall 82 and the inner wall 121 of the first chamber, partitions the third space 93. The inner wall 123 of the third chamber is at the same height as the inner wall 121 of the first chamber and is spaced apart from the ceiling of the bedroom 36. By making the inner wall 123 of the third chamber the same height as the inner wall 121 of the first chamber, a sense of unity is formed between the inner wall 123 of the third chamber and the inner wall 121 of the first chamber, allowing the occupants to recognize that the third space 93 is formed by the inner wall 123 of the third chamber and the inner wall 121 of the first chamber.

[0065] The third space 93 is utilized as a clothing storage space for storing clothing such as clothes. In order to be available as a clothing storage space, the storage shelf 108 shown in FIG. 4 is installed in the third space 93. The storage shelf 108 may be installed in advance as a built-in or may be installed by the occupants. The storage shelf 108 is provided on each of the second inclined wall 82 side and the inner wall 121 of the first chamber. Also, instead of a part of the storage shelf 108, a hanger pipe or the like may be provided.

[0066] As shown in FIG. 1, the inner wall 122 of the second chamber bulges into the bedroom 36 from one end of the third partition wall 53 in the second direction 7. Specifically, the inner wall 122 of the second chamber bulges downward from the left end of the third partition wall 53 in FIG. 1. The inner wall 122 of the second chamber is triangular in plan view and has a wall surface 125 and a wall surface 126. The wall surface 125 is a wall surface along the first inclined direction 8 and is connected to the third partition wall 53. The wall surface 126 is a wall surface along the first direction 6 and is connected to the wall surface 125 and the third partition wall 53. The wall surface 126, together with the first outer wall 21, partitions the fourth space 94.

[0067] The fourth space 94 is used as a working space or a dressing space. When used as a working space, a desk, a counter table, a bookshelf, etc. are installed in the fourth space 94. When used as a dressing space, a dressing table, etc. are installed in the fourth space 94. As shown in FIG. 5, the bookshelf 128 is provided as a built-in on the wall surface 126 of the second interior wall 122.

[0068] As shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, in the fifth space 95 including the corner formed by the first outer wall 21 and the second outer wall 22, for example, a table 109 and a chair 110 are installed.

[0069] The sixth space 96, which is most of the space in the bedroom 36 and is the space other than the third space 93, the fourth space 94, and the fifth space 95, is used as a bed space. A bed 118 and a floor lamp 119 are installed in the sixth space. The bed 118 is installed with its head side abutting against the wall surface 135 of the main body 131 of the first interior wall 121.

[0070] As shown in FIG. 1, for lighting the bedroom 36 and entering and exiting from the bedroom 36 to the balcony 25, sweep-out windows 112, 113, 114 are provided on the outer walls 21, 22. The sweep-out windows 112, 113 are provided on the first outer wall 21. The sweep-out window 114 is provided on the second outer wall 22. The sweep-out windows 112, 113, 114 are an example of "windows". As shown in FIG. 7, the corner of the bedroom 36 formed by the first outer wall 21 and the second outer wall 22 is occupied by the sweep-out windows 112, 113, 114, so that the openness when facing the corner from the bed 118 is further enhanced.

[0071] [Operational Effects of the Embodiment] In this embodiment, the first partition wall 51 that partitions the first passage 38 is formed by a first inclined wall 81 and a second inclined wall 82 that are inclined with respect to the first direction 6 and the second direction 7. Thus, the first passage 38 can be divided into two spaces 91 and 92 by the corner formed by the first inclined wall 81 and the second inclined wall 82. The first space 91 (see FIG. 2) and the second space 92 (see FIG. 3) are blocked from each other's line of sight by the first inclined wall 81 and the second inclined wall 82, and are independent spaces from each other. That is, by forming the first partition wall 51 that partitions the first passage 38 and the bedroom 36 with the first inclined wall 81 and the second inclined wall 82, two independent spaces 91 and 92 that can be used for multiple purposes can be formed around the bedroom 36.

[0072] In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 3, the tip 83 of the first inclined wall 81 protrudes from the wall surface 86 of the second inclined wall 82 and partitions the second space 92 together with the wall surface 86. This tip 83 blocks the line of sight between the first space 91 and the second space 92. As a result, the independence of the first space 91 and the second space 92 is further enhanced.

[0073] In this embodiment, the first interior wall 121 faces the corner formed by partitioning of the outer walls 21 and 22 in the first inclined direction 8. And the bed 118 is installed with its head side in contact with the first interior wall 121. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 7, the line of sight from the occupant on the bed 118 heads towards the corner of the bedroom 36. As a result, the occupant on the bed 118 can feel that the bedroom 36 is spacious. Also, the line of sight from the occupant on the bed 118 is directed outdoors through the sweep-out windows 112, 113, 114 of the outer walls 21 and 22. As a result, an open feeling can be given to the occupant on the bed 118.

[0074] In this embodiment, since the first interior wall 121 is not continuous with the first partition wall 51, the second partition wall 52, and the third partition wall 53, as shown in FIG. 4, an occupant can enter and exit the third space 93 partitioned by the first interior wall 121 and the second inclined wall 82.

[0075] In this embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, since the third space 93 and the sixth space 96 are partitioned by the first interior wall 121, the two spaces 93 and 96 can be used separately and independently. In this embodiment, the third space 93 (see FIG. 4) is used as a clothing storage space for storing clothes, and the sixth space 96 (see FIG. 5) is used as a bed space where a bed is installed. That is, the bedroom 36 can have the functions of a bedroom and a clothing room. Therefore, compared with the case where the bedroom and the clothing room are installed separately, the movement between the bed space and the clothing space becomes easier.

[0076] In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4, since the storage shelf 108 is provided in the third space 93, the third space 93 can be used as a clothing space where the resident can enter and exit.

[0077] In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5, since the second interior wall 122 that bulges from the third partition wall 53 is provided in the bedroom 36, the fourth space 94 that can be used as a work space or a dressing space can be formed in the bedroom 36.

[0078] [Modification Example] In the above-described embodiment, an example has been described in which the living room partitioned from the first passage 38 by the first partition wall 51 having the first inclined wall 81 and the second inclined wall 82 is the bedroom 36. However, the living room may be used for other purposes such as a living room, a living room, or a study.

[0079] In the above-described embodiment, an example has been described in which the tip portion 83 of the first inclined wall 81 protrudes from the wall surface 86 of the second inclined wall 82 toward the first passage 38 side. However, the tip portion of the second inclined wall 82 may protrude from the wall surface 84, which is the wall surface on the first passage 38 side of the first inclined wall 81, toward the first passage 38 side. In that case, the second inclined wall 82 is an example of "one of the first inclined wall and the second inclined wall", and the wall surface 84 of the first inclined wall 81 is an example of "the other wall surface".

[0080] In the above-described embodiment, an example was described in which the first interior wall 121 is separated from the first inclined wall 81, and a living traffic line for entering and exiting the third space 93 is formed between the first interior wall 121 and the first inclined wall 81. However, since a living traffic line is also formed between the first interior wall 121 and the fourth partition wall 54, the first interior wall 121 may be formed continuously with the first inclined wall 81. Note that, by providing the first interior wall 121 separated from the first inclined wall 81, when a resident looks out over the bedroom 36 from a space other than the third space 93 in the bedroom 36, the interior can be made to feel wider than when the first interior wall 121 and the first inclined wall 81 are continuous.

[0081] In the above-described embodiment, an example was described in which the walls partitioning the first passage 38 together with the first partition wall 51 are the partition walls 46 and 47. However, the wall partitioning the first passage 38 may be the third outer wall 23.

[0082] In the above-described embodiment, an example was described in which the space divided into two spaces 91 and 92 by the first inclined wall 81 and the second inclined wall 82 is the first passage 38. However, the space (interior space) divided into two spaces by the first inclined wall 81 and the second inclined wall 82 may be a living room.

Explanation of Reference Numerals

[0083] 6... First direction (extension direction) 7... Second direction 8... First inclined direction 9... Second inclined direction 10... House 21, 22, 23, 24... Outer walls 31, 32... Living rooms (different living rooms) 33, 34, 35... Living rooms 38... First passage (interior space) 39... Second passage 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 48, 49... Partition walls 46, 47... Partition walls (second walls) 51 ··· The first partition wall 52 ··· The second partition wall 53 ··· The third partition wall 54 ··· The fourth partition wall 81 ··· The first inclined wall 82 ··· The second inclined wall 118 ··· Bed 121 ··· The first interior wall 122 ··· The second interior wall

Claims

1. A living room, a first partition wall partitioning the living room, and a second wall facing the first partition wall, and is provided with: The first partition wall is a first inclined wall extending along a first inclined direction intersecting with an extending direction along the wall surface of the second wall, and a second inclined wall extending along a second inclined direction intersecting with the extending direction and the first inclined direction, and has: The first inclined wall and the second inclined wall are connected to partition the corner of the living room, The indoor space partitioned from the living room by the first partition wall is continuous, A house in which one of the first inclined wall and the second inclined wall protrudes toward the second wall more than the other wall surface.

2. A living room, a first partition wall partitioning the living room, and a second wall facing the first partition wall, and is provided with: The first partition wall is a first inclined wall extending along a first inclined direction intersecting with an extending direction along the wall surface of the second wall, and a second inclined wall extending along a second inclined direction intersecting with the extending direction and the first inclined direction, and has: The first inclined wall and the second inclined wall are connected to partition the corner of the living room, The indoor space partitioned from the living room by the first partition wall is continuous, The living room is partitioned by the first partition wall, two outer walls each having a window and perpendicular to each other, and a second partition wall and a third partition wall perpendicular to each of the two outer walls, The first inclined wall is continuous with the second partition wall, is located in the living room, extends along the second inclined direction, and further includes a first indoor wall facing the corner partitioned by the two outer walls. The above-mentioned first indoor wall is a house that is not continuous with the above-mentioned first partition wall, the above-mentioned second partition wall, and the above-mentioned third partition wall.

3. The house according to claim 2, wherein a storage shelf is provided in a space between the second inclined wall and the first indoor wall.

4. The house according to claim 2 or 3, further comprising a second indoor wall that bulges into the living room from the third partition wall.

5. A living room, a first partition wall that partitions the living room, a second wall facing the first partition wall, and the first partition wall has a first inclined wall extending along a first inclined direction intersecting an extending direction along the wall surface of the second wall, and a second inclined wall extending along a second inclined direction intersecting the extending direction and the first inclined direction, and the first inclined wall and the second inclined wall are connected to partition a corner of the living room, the indoor space partitioned from the living room by the first partition wall is continuous, and the second wall is a house that partitions a living room different from the living room.

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