JPH0480478A - Residence considered ash-countermeasure - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To go in and out without being covered with ash by installing a garage to the side of a vestibule and an external housing shed faced while holding the vestibule, forming opening sections from the vestibule side respectively and mounting a roof section extending over the vestibule, the garage and the housing shed. CONSTITUTION:A vestibule 2 is set up at the center of a wall surface 3 on the gable side of a building body 1, a garage 5 is arranged along an internal angle 4 at one corner, and an opening section 7 for entrance and exit is formed to a wall surface on the vestibule side 1. An external housing shed 8 is disposed at space, in which a man passes from the gable-side wall surface 3, on the reverse side of the garage 5 while holding the vestibule 2, and an opening section 9 is formed to a side wall surface oppositely faced to the gable-side wall surface 3. A roof 10 protecting a car from ash fall is installed to the garage 5, and spread extending over the opening section 7 for entrance and exit, the outside of the vestibule 2 and a space section 11 between the housing shed 8 and the building body 1. An overhanging roof 13 is formed continuously extending over a section between the housing shed 8 and the garage 5. Accordingly, an ash fall countermeasure can be executed.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application This invention relates to an ash-proof house designed to minimize damage caused by ash fall caused by volcanic eruptions.

Prior Art Until now, no special measures have been taken to effectively prevent damage from ash caused by volcanic activity.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention In areas with a lot of volcanic activity, particularly in the Kagoshima region, the eruption of Sakurajima produces a considerable amount of ash fall annually. For this reason, if you go out during ash fall, you will be exposed to ash, which will stick to your clothes and head, and if you go into your house, the inside of your house will be contaminated with ash. In this case, if you go out by car or come home by car, you will not be covered in ash, at least as long as you are inside the car, but you will be covered in ash from the time you get out of the car and enter the house. You will need someone to pay a fee to enter. In that case, if you do not have a space outside the entrance with a roof that can prevent ash,
Even if you brush off the ashes, they will be covered again, so you will end up doing it inside the front door, causing the inconvenience that the ashes will be scattered inside the house. On the other hand, if you park your car in an open garage, ash will accumulate on the car and have to be brushed off when you use it, and if left unattended for a long time, it will prematurely deteriorate your car. The present invention aims to solve these conventional drawbacks.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to solve the above problems, in this invention, a garage with a roof is placed on the side of the entrance of the main body of the building, and an opening for entry and exit is formed on the side of the garage on the entrance side. At the same time, the present invention is characterized in that a continuous roof portion is provided spanning the forward bent entrance and this opening.

Further, in the second invention of this application, an external storage is arranged outside the entrance, a roof is provided spanning from the storage to the entrance and the opening, and the opening of the storage is arranged under the roof. It is characterized by being placed below the section.

Functionally, with this invention, you will not be covered with ash until you enter the house through the front door from the garage, and you can also do it without getting ash when you put in and take out the storage section of the storage.

Embodiments The drawings show embodiments of the invention. In the figure,
Reference numeral 1 denotes a building body, and an entrance 2 is provided at the center of the wall surface 3 on one side of the building body on the gable side. One corner of the wall surface 3 where the entrance 2 is provided is an entrance corner 4, and an independent garage 5 is arranged along this entrance corner 4. This garage 5 protrudes outward from the end wall surface 3 with respect to the building body 1, and the end in the direction of this protrusion serves as an entrance/exit 6 for a car. Similarly, on the wall surface of the garage 5 on the side of the entrance 2, an opening 7 for accessing the entrance 2 is formed.

On the other hand, on the outside of the building body 1 on the opposite side of the garage 5 across the entrance 2, an external storage 8 with a rectangular horizontal section is arranged at a distance sufficient for a person to pass from the gable side wall 3. The opening 9 of this storage 8 is formed in the side wall surface opposite to the end wall surface 3. The garage 5 has a roof 10 to protect cars from ash, and this roof 1
0 extends from the outside of the entry/exit opening 7 and the entrance 2 to the space 11 between the external storage 8 and the building body 1. This prevents people from getting covered in ash when going back and forth between the garage 5 and the entrance 2, and also prevents them from being exposed to falling ash when taking out or storing items from the external storage 8. There is. The upper surface of this roof 10 has a continuous relationship of 1<rucony 12. Further, on the outside of the roof 10 corresponding to the entrance 2, there is an external storage 8.
An overhanging roof 13, which constitutes the roof section of the present invention, is formed continuously on the roof 10, spanning between the roof section and the garage 5, so that the overhanging roof 13, which constitutes the roof section of the present invention, is formed continuously with the roof 10. The roof space is large enough to prevent the ash from being covered again when the ash is removed (see Figure 4). Note that a gate 14 is provided below the eaves of the overhanging roof 13.

The garage 5, external storage 8 and roof 10 form a structure independent of the building body 1, and therefore, by providing this part as an option, it is not necessary to specially design the building body 1. In other words, the building body 1
It is possible to provide versatility in that it can be constructed even in areas where there is no ash fall, and thereby it is possible to reduce costs by mass producing the building body 1. Moreover, such measures against ash fall can be taken even for existing buildings without significantly remodeling the building body 1.

As described above, in this invention, the garage is equipped with a roof, so when you get home by car, you can get out of the car without getting covered in ashes, and you can connect the garage entrance to the entrance. Since there is a ceiling section that spans the space, it has the effect of not being exposed to ash until you enter the building. On the other hand, if the person returns home from going out covered in ashes, he or she can brush off the ashes under the roof outside the entrance and will not be exposed to the ashes again. Furthermore, even when the car is parked in the garage for a long period of time, there is no inconvenience such as ash accumulating on the car because there is a roof.

Furthermore, according to the second invention of this application, an external storage is arranged outside the entrance, a roof is provided over the storage, and an opening is provided below the roof for taking in and taking out stored items. Because of this, for example, when removing ashes from clothes or taking out tools for sweeping ashes that have fallen on the floor, it is possible to do so without getting covered in ashes.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a horizontal sectional view of the first floor of a building showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a horizontal sectional view of the second floor, FIG. 3 is an overall perspective view of the building, and FIG. is an enlarged vertical cross-sectional view of the entrance portion. 1...Building itself, 2...Entrance, 5...Garage,
7... Opening for entry and exit, 8... External storage, 9...
・Opening of storage, 10... Roof, 13... Overhanging roof. Patent applicant Sekisui House Co., Ltd. Representative Patent Attorney
Hisayuki Tarumoto Diagram 2

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A garage with a roof is arranged on the side of the entrance of the building body, and an opening for entry and exit is formed on the side of the garage on the entrance side, and the entrance and this opening are connected. This is an ash-resistance housing characterized by having a continuous roof extending over the ash. 2. An external storage is arranged outside the entrance, a roof is provided spanning from the storage to the entrance and the opening, and the opening of the storage is arranged below this roof. The ash-proof housing according to claim 1.