JPH1136627A - Exterior structure of building - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [PROBLEMS] To provide an external structure of a building capable of favorably moving from an entrance to a garage, entering and exiting the entrance, and placing a bicycle or the like in an excellent state. SOLUTION: First and second garages (1) and (2) are located on a site.
Entrance facing the road (R) of the first garage (1), arranged continuously in series along one side substantially perpendicular to the road (R) of (5)
(3) Widen the space on the side, and use the road (R)
A space (10) for the passage leading to the entrance of (4), between the side of the first garage (1) and the recessed part (15) of the outer wall (14) of the house (4) facing it A storage area (16) is provided. A wooden fence (17) will be provided in front of the bicycle storage area (16).

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an external structure around a building in a site of a building such as a detached house, and more particularly to an arrangement of a garage and a bicycle storage area.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In general, a single-family house has a car garage attached to its premises, but in recent years, one household often has two or more cars. The issue is how to effectively secure garages for multiple vehicles.

Conventionally, garages for a plurality of garages are arranged in series or arranged in parallel to concentrate the space in a part of the premises. Also, it is common to have multiple kitchens for bicycles and motorcycles, but these places are often neglected, and bicycles and motorcycles are usually placed in empty spaces in the garage or at the entrance. Many.

[0004]

In the above-mentioned conventional exterior structure, the garage is located at a place irrelevant to the entrance of the house, and cannot be moved directly from the entrance to each garage, which is inconvenient. Or even if you can move directly between them, the passage from the road to the entrance is often blocked by cars parked in the garage, and it is very difficult to go out or return home. Was.

Also, if a bicycle or motorcycle is placed in an empty space or at the entrance in the garage, the vehicle may be damaged by falling down, or it may be very disturbed when entering the garage. In some cases. Furthermore, even if you have a separate bicycle storage area for bicycles and motorcycles, you can often see bicycles and motorcycles from the road facing the site, in this case it is not desirable for the appearance or it is safe because it is on the site If left unlocked, there is a risk of theft.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In view of the above, the present invention makes it possible to effectively arrange a garage with respect to the entrance of a building so that the garage can be moved to and from the entrance satisfactorily. The purpose is to provide an external structure of a building that can be placed in a state.

[0007]

Means for solving the above problem are as follows. First and second garages are arranged in series along one side substantially perpendicular to the road on the site, and the first and second garages are arranged in series. Enlarge the space on the entrance side facing the road to the side to secure a space for the passage from the road to the entrance of the building, and to the side of the first or second garage and the outer wall of the building facing it A bicycle storage space is provided between the recessed portion.

[0008] Then, a shield is provided in the bicycle storage to hide the bicycle or motorcycle placed in the bicycle storage from the road, and a passage leading to the backyard of the building is provided in the second garage. ing.

[0009]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a plan view of an external structure of a building according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an elevation view of the same from the road side. In the figure, (1) is a large car
(C) is a first garage having a space for parking, and (2) is a second garage having the same size as the first garage (1). The first garage (1) has a road in front of it
It is arranged along one side perpendicular to the road (R) on the substantially square site (5) of the house (4) so as to face (R). The second garage (2) is arranged in series behind the first garage (1). Therefore, the first and second garages (1) (2)
Is arranged in a straight line along one side of the site (5) at right angles to the road, and the entrance (5) is located at the front of the site (5) in front of the first garage (1). 3) is provided. A gutter (6) is arranged at the front of the site (5), a blind panel (7) is arranged at both sides, and a hedge (8) is arranged at the rear. At the entrance (3) of the gutter (6),
(6a) is covered.

[0010] Then, the stairs at the entrance are placed in the space where the entrance (3) side of the first garage (1), that is, the front side is widened sideways.
The lowermost stage of (9) faces and is arranged as a passage space (10) from the road (R) to the stairs (9) at the entrance of the house (4). Stairs (9), entrance porch (11)
And the entrance (13) through the entrance door (12), and the passage space (10) is connected to the car (C) even if the car (C) is parked in the first garage (1). Entrance (13) because it is arranged so that it can pass easily without disturbing
The entrance to and exit from can be performed well. In FIG. 1, the arrow indicates a walking route from the road (R) to the entrance (13).

The outer wall (14) of the house (4) on the side of the first and second garages (1) and (2) has a portion facing the first garage (1) recessed in an L-shape. The space between the concave portion (15) and the end of the first garage (1) is a bicycle storage space (16) for storing a bicycle or a motorcycle. On the road (R) side, that is, in front of the bicycle storage (16), a wooden fence (1) which is a shield for hiding a bicycle or a motorcycle placed in the bicycle storage (16) so as to be invisible from the road (R).
7) is provided. The wooden fence (17) has a gap between the end of the first garage (1) and the outer garage (14) of the house (4), leaving a gap through which a bicycle or a motorcycle can pass with sufficient margin. 1) It protrudes toward the side.

Further, the second garage (2) is provided with a stairway (19) on the rear side thereof, which is a passage leading to the back yard (18) of the house (4), and the first and second garages (1) are provided. You can go directly to the backyard (18) from (2) or the bicycle storage (16).

It should be noted that the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and it goes without saying that many modifications and changes can be made to the above-described embodiment within the scope of the present invention. For example, in the present embodiment, the space between the end of the first garage and the recessed portion of the outer wall is used as a bicycle storage space. However, the portion of the outer wall of the house facing the second garage is recessed, and the recessed portion is connected to the second garage. A bicycle storage space may be provided between the garage and the end. Further, hedges, flower beds and the like may be used as shields.

[0014]

As is apparent from the above description, according to the present invention, the space on the entrance / exit side of the first garage is widened laterally to secure a passage space from the road to the entrance of the building. Therefore, the vehicle parked in the garage when going out or returning home can enter and exit the entrance satisfactorily without getting in the way. In addition, since the entrance directly leads to the garage, it is possible to smoothly move between the entrance and the garage, and to get on and off the car in the garage satisfactorily.

Further, the first and second garages are arranged continuously in series along one side substantially perpendicular to the road on the premises, and the bicycle storage is further provided with the side of the first or second garage and facing the side. The garage and the bicycle storage area can be efficiently concentrated on the site because it is located between the recessed part of the building outer wall and the space for the bicycle storage area that is often neglected. The bicycles and motorcycles can be placed in good condition, and there is no hindrance to the garage or entrance. In addition, the bicycle or motorcycle placed in the bicycle storage area is hidden by the shield and is almost invisible from the road side, has a good appearance, and has no fear of being stolen.

Further, since the second garage is provided with a passage leading to the backyard of the building, the garage can be moved directly between the backyard and each garage, and further between the backyard and the bicycle storage. Usability of bicycle and bicycle storage is improved, and it becomes more convenient.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of an external structure of a building according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an elevation view of the same viewed from the road side.

[Explanation of symbols]

 (1) 1st Garage (2) 2nd Garage (3) Entrance (4) Building (5) Site (10) Passage Space (14) Exterior Wall (15) Depression (16) Bicycle Storage (17) Shield (18) Backyard (R) Road

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A first garage and a second garage are arranged in series along one side substantially perpendicular to a road on a site, and a space on an entrance side of the first garage facing the road is laterally arranged. Widely secure a passage space from the road to the entrance of the building, and provide a bicycle storage space between the side of the first or second garage and the recessed portion of the building outer wall facing the first or second garage. The exterior structure of a building characterized by that. 2. The external structure of a building according to claim 1, wherein said bicycle storage is provided with a shield for concealing a bicycle or a motorcycle placed in said bicycle storage so that it cannot be seen from a road. 3. The external structure of a building according to claim 1, wherein a passage leading to a backyard of the building is provided in the second garage.