JP7507124B2 - Housing - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to housing.

In general, the entrance area of a house is provided with an entrance dirt floor space that can be accessed from the entrance, and an entrance hall adjacent to the entrance dirt floor space. Patent Document 1 discloses a house with a washbasin provided in the entrance hall. In the house of Patent Document 1, after returning home and entering the entrance dirt floor space from the entrance, the resident can move to the entrance hall and wash their hands at the washbasin. This makes it possible to prevent viruses and dirt on the hands from being brought inside the house beyond the entrance hall.

JP 2008-202224 A

By the way, viruses, dirt, etc. can be attached not only to the hands but also to other parts of the body. For example, when a child comes home after playing in the sand, it is conceivable that parts of the body other than the hands, such as the feet, will be dirty with mud. In such a case, in the house of Patent Document 1, it is difficult to wash the child at the sink in the entrance hall, so the child will move from the entrance hall to the bathroom to wash. However, in that case, there is a risk that viruses, dirt, etc. will be brought inside the room when the child moves to the bathroom.

In addition, in the house of Patent Document 1, a washbasin is installed in the entrance hall, which may detract from the design of the entrance hall.

The present invention was made in consideration of the above circumstances, and its main objective is to provide a house that can more reliably prevent viruses, dirt, etc. from being brought inside the house beyond the entrance, while avoiding compromising the design of the entrance.

To solve the above problem, the house of the first invention has an entrance space that can be accessed from the outside through a front door, and an entrance storage space that is adjacent to the entrance space and can be accessed from the entrance space through a doorway, and the entrance storage space is equipped with a washbasin and a shower room.

According to the first invention, a washbasin is installed in the entrance storage space that can be accessed from the entrance space. In this case, after a resident returns home from outside and enters the entrance space, he or she can move to the entrance storage space and wash their hands at the washbasin. This makes it possible to prevent viruses, dirt, etc. attached to the hands from being brought inside the room beyond the entrance space. In addition to the washbasin, the entrance storage space is also provided with a shower room. This allows the resident to wash not only their hands but also their bodies in the shower room when they return home. This makes it possible to prevent viruses, dirt, etc. attached to the body from being brought inside the room. In addition, since the washbasin and the shower room are arranged in the entrance storage space, they do not impair the design of the entrance space. As a result, it is possible to more reliably prevent viruses, dirt, etc. from being brought inside the room beyond the entrance space while avoiding impairing the design of the entrance space.

The second invention is a house according to the first invention, in which the entrance space has an entrance earthen floor space adjacent to the entrance opening and whose floor is formed of an earthen floor, and an entrance hall that is continuous with the entrance earthen floor space and whose floor is higher than that of the entrance earthen floor space, the entrance storage space is adjacent to the entrance earthen floor space and can be accessed from the entrance earthen floor space through the entrance, at least a part of the entrance storage space is an earthen floor space part adjacent to the entrance and whose floor is formed of an earthen floor, and the washbasin is installed in the earthen floor space part.

According to the second invention, the entrance storage space can be accessed from the entrance dirt floor space. Also, at least a part of the entrance storage space is a dirt floor space adjacent to the entrance, and a washbasin is installed in the dirt floor space. In this case, when returning home, a person can move from the entrance dirt floor space to the dirt floor space with their shoes on, and wash their hands at the washbasin. In other words, in this case, they can take off their shoes and wash their hands before going up to the entrance hall, which makes it possible to more reliably prevent viruses, dirt, etc. from being brought inside the room rather than the entrance space.

The third invention is a house according to the second invention, in which the entrance storage space has, in addition to the dirt floor space, an above-floor space whose floor surface is higher than the dirt floor space, and the shower room is located in the above-floor space, and a dressing space where dressing can be done is provided adjacent to the shower room.

According to the third invention, the entrance storage space has an above-floor space in addition to the dirt floor space, and the above-floor space is provided with a shower room and a dressing space. This allows the user to wash their hands with their shoes on in the dirt floor space, and when washing in the shower room, they can take off their clothes and wash their body on the floor.

The fourth invention is a house according to the third invention, which has a living space accessible from the entrance floor space through the entrance hall, and the entrance is a first entrance, and in addition to the first entrance, a second entrance adjacent to the above-floor space is provided as an entrance to the entrance storage space, and the second entrance is an entrance that allows movement from the above-floor space to the living space without passing through the entrance floor space.

According to the fourth invention, after washing in the shower room, the person can move from the above-floor space through the second entrance to the living space. This avoids the inconvenience of having to put on shoes again, return to the entrance hall space, then take off the shoes and move to the living space after washing in the shower room.

The fifth invention is a house according to the fourth invention, in which the multiple walls surrounding the entrance storage space on all four sides include a pair of first walls that face each other across the entrance storage space, and a pair of second walls that face each other across the entrance storage space in the wall width direction of the first walls, and the washbasin and the shower room are arranged adjacent to each other along the wall edge of one of the pair of first walls, and a storage shelf is installed along the wall edge of the other of the pair of second walls, and the first entrance is formed in one of the second walls, and the second entrance is formed in the other of the pair of second walls.

According to the fifth invention, the washbasin and shower cubicle are arranged adjacent to each other on the wall edge of one of the pair of opposing first walls, so that it is convenient to move quickly from washing hands at the washbasin to washing body in the shower cubicle. Also, a storage shelf is installed on the wall edge of the other first wall, so that the sanitary area consisting of the washbasin and shower cubicle is separated from the storage shelf. It is expected that items to be used outdoors (e.g., tires, children's toys, etc.) will be placed on the storage shelf, so by setting the sanitary area away from the storage shelf, a preferable configuration can be achieved in terms of hygiene.

In addition, a first entrance is formed in one of the pair of second wall portions, and a second entrance is formed in the other second wall portion. In this case, since both the first entrance and the second entrance are located in the middle between the sanitary area and the storage shelf, it is easy to move around in the entrance storage space when using the sanitary area or the storage shelf.

The sixth invention is a house according to the fifth invention, in which the earthen floor space and the above-floor space are aligned in the wall width direction of the first wall and extend across the entire wall width direction of the second wall, and the distance between the pair of first walls is greater than the distance between the pair of second walls.

According to the sixth invention, the distance between the pair of first walls is greater than the distance between the pair of second walls, so the sanitary area and the storage shelf can be spaced apart further. This makes it possible to provide a more hygienic configuration. In addition, the dirt floor space can be made a long space in the width direction of the second wall, which is convenient for storing bicycles and the like in the dirt floor space.

The seventh invention is a house according to the sixth invention, in which a washing machine installation section capable of installing a washing machine is provided in the above-floor space at a position separated from the shower room in the wall width direction of the second wall section, and the undressing space is provided between the washing machine installation section and the shower room, and the undressing space is adjacent to the second entrance.

According to the seventh invention, a washing machine can be installed in the washing machine installation section provided in the above-floor space. This allows the user to take off soiled clothes in the entrance storage space when returning home and wash them in the washing machine. This makes it possible to prevent viruses, dirt, etc. attached to the clothes from being brought into the room.

In addition, because there is a changing space between the washing machine and the shower room, the clothes taken off when washing in the shower room can be placed in the washing machine next door and washed there. In addition, because the changing space is adjacent to the second entrance, after washing and putting on clothes in the changing space, one can immediately move to the living space through the second entrance. This makes it an ideal configuration for washing and doing laundry in the above-floor space, and then moving to the living space.

A floor plan showing the layout of the area around the entrance of a house.

Below, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Note that FIG. 1 is a plan view showing the layout of the entrance area of a house.

As shown in FIG. 1, a house 10 (detached house) has indoor spaces including a front door space 11, a hallway 12, a living room 13, and a front door storage room 14. The front door space 11 has a front door dirt floor space 16 and a front door hall 17. The front door dirt floor space 16 has a dirt floor floor and is adjacent to a front door 18. The front door dirt floor space 16 can be accessed from the outdoors through the front door 18. The front door 18 is also provided with a front door 19. The front door 19 is, for example, a parent-child type hinged door.

The entrance hall 17 is located on the opposite side of the entrance 18 across the entrance dirt floor space 16. The entrance hall 17 is a space that is continuous with the entrance dirt floor space 16, and its floor surface is higher than that of the entrance dirt floor space 16. A step frame 21 is provided at the floor level between the entrance dirt floor space 16 and the entrance hall 17.

The corridor 12 is connected to the entrance hall 17 and leads to the living room 13. The living room 13 is, for example, a living room, dining room, and kitchen (LDK). The living room 13 corresponds to the living space.

The entrance storage room 14 is provided adjacent to the entrance dirt floor space 16. More specifically, the entrance storage room 14 is adjacent to the entrance dirt floor space 16 in a direction perpendicular to the direction in which the entrance dirt floor space 16 and the entrance hall 17 are lined up. The entrance storage room 14 is also adjacent to the living room 13 on the side opposite the entrance dirt floor space 16. The entrance storage room 14 corresponds to the entrance storage space.

Between the entrance storage room 14 and the entrance dirt floor space 16, an entrance 23 is provided as a first entrance. Through this entrance 23, it is possible to enter and exit from the entrance dirt floor space 16 to the entrance storage room 14. The entrance 23 is provided with an opening/closing body 24 that opens and closes the entrance 23. The opening/closing body 24 is made of a sliding door, for example, a single sliding door. In this embodiment, the opening/closing body 24 is made of two single sliding doors, and when fully open (shown by the dotted line in FIG. 1), the entire entrance 23 can be opened. Therefore, bicycles, large outdoor equipment, etc. can be stored in the entrance storage room 14. In addition, the opening/closing body 24 is made of a material that has light-transmitting properties, for example, a milky white material.

Here, in this house 10, a washbasin 31 is installed inside the entrance storage room 14, and a shower room 32 is also provided. As a result, when returning home from an outing, in this house 10, one can enter the entrance storage room 14 and wash one's hands at the washbasin 31, and can also wash one's body in the shower room 32. In this house 10, the configuration of the entrance storage room 14 is unique, and the configuration of the entrance storage room 14 will be described in detail below.

The entrance storage room 14 has a rectangular shape in a plan view. More specifically, the entrance storage room 14 has a rectangular shape that is long in a direction perpendicular to the arrangement direction of the entrance dirt floor space 16 and the entrance storage room 14 in a plan view. The longitudinal length of the entrance storage room 14 is longer than the length of the entrance dirt floor space 16 in the same direction. In addition, the lateral length of the entrance storage room 14 is approximately the same as the length of the entrance dirt floor space 16 in the same direction.

The entrance storage room 14 is surrounded on all four sides by partition walls 34 to 37. The partition walls 34 to 37 include a pair of partition walls 34, 35 that face each other across the entrance storage room 14 in the longitudinal direction of the entrance storage room 14, and a pair of partition walls 36, 37 that face each other across the entrance storage room 14 in the lateral direction of the entrance storage room 14. In this case, the distance L1 between the partition walls 34, 35 is larger than the distance L2 between the partition walls 36, 37. In more detail, the distance L1 between the partition walls 34, 35 is larger than twice the distance L2 between the partition walls 36, 37.

The partition walls 34 to 37 correspond to the "wall sections." The pair of partition walls 34, 35 correspond to the "pair of first wall sections," and the pair of partition walls 36, 37 correspond to the "pair of second wall sections." The longitudinal direction of the entrance storage room 14 corresponds to the "wall width direction of the second wall section," and the lateral direction of the entrance storage room 14 corresponds to the "wall width direction of the first wall section."

Of the pair of partition walls 34, 35, one partition wall 34 (corresponding to "one first wall portion") is a wall portion that separates the entrance storage room 14 from the corridor 12, and the other partition wall 35 (corresponding to "the other first wall portion") is a wall portion that separates the entrance storage room 14 from the outdoors. Partition wall 34 is located on the entrance hall 17 side of the entrance earthen floor space 16 in the direction in which the entrance earthen floor space 16 and the entrance hall 17 are lined up, and partition wall 35 is located on the opposite side of the entrance hall 17 from the entrance earthen floor space 16 in the direction in which the entrance earthen floor space 16 and the entrance hall 17 are lined up. In addition, of the pair of partition walls 36, 37, one partition wall 36 (corresponding to the "one second wall portion") is a wall portion that separates the entrance storage room 14 from the entrance space 11 and the outdoors, and the other partition wall 37 (corresponding to the "other second wall portion") is a wall portion that separates the entrance storage room 14 from the living room 13.

The above-mentioned entrance 23 is formed in the partition wall 36. Meanwhile, an entrance 38 is formed in the partition wall 37 as a second entrance. Access from the entrance storage room 14 to the living room 13 is possible through this entrance 38. The entrance 38 faces the entrance 23 across the entrance storage room 14. The entrance 38 is provided with an opening/closing body 39 that opens and closes the entrance 38. The opening/closing body 39 is, for example, a sliding door. The opening/closing body 39 is provided with a locking device 39a that can lock and unlock the opening/closing body 39. The locking device 39a can be operated to lock and unlock from the living room 13 side.

The entrance storage room 14 has an earthen floor space 41, the floor of which is formed by an earthen floor, and an above-floor space 42, the floor of which is higher than that of the earthen floor space 41. The earthen floor space 41 is provided adjacent to the entrance 23, and the above-floor space 42 is provided adjacent to the entrance 38. The earthen floor space 41 and the above-floor space 42 are arranged side by side in the short direction of the entrance storage room 14, and both extend over the entire length of the entrance storage room 14. In this embodiment, the width of the earthen floor space 41 (more specifically, the length of the earthen floor space 41 in the short direction of the entrance storage room 14) and the width of the above-floor space 42 are approximately the same. In addition, a step 49 is provided at the floor step between the earthen floor space 41 and the above-floor space 42.

A storage shelf 43 is installed at the edge of the partition wall 35 in the entrance storage room 14. The storage shelf 43 is spaced above the floor and is installed across the opposing partition walls 36, 37. For example, tires and children's toys are stored in the storage shelf 43. The space below the storage shelf 43 is also used as storage space. The storage shelf 43 corresponds to the "storage shelf" described in the claims.

Meanwhile, in the entrance storage room 14, the above-mentioned sink 31 and shower room 32 are provided adjacent to each other along the wall of the partition wall 34. The sink 31 is located in the dirt floor space 41, and the shower room 32 is located in the above-floor space 42. In this case, a sanitary area 44 including the sink 31 and shower room 32 is formed along the wall of the partition wall 34. The sanitary area 44 is adjacent to the entrance hall 17 across the partition wall 36. The shower room 32 is a dedicated shower room equipped with shower facilities (not shown), and does not include a bathtub, toilet, etc.

The shower room 32 is divided on two sides by the partition walls 34 and 37, and on the remaining two sides by the walls 45 and 46. Of the walls 45 and 46, the wall 45 faces the partition wall 34 across the shower room 32, and the wall 46 faces the partition wall 37 across the shower room 32. The wall 45 is provided with an entrance 47 for entering and exiting the shower room 32. The entrance 47 is provided on the wall 45 on the side of the partition wall 37. The entrance 47 is provided with a door 48 made of a folding door. The wall 46 faces the partition wall 36 across the sink 31, and forms a wash corner between the wall 46 and the partition wall 36.

In the above-floor space 42, a changing space 51 where changing clothes can be done is provided adjacent to the shower room 32. When using the shower room 32, it is possible to change clothes in this changing space 51. The changing space 51 is adjacent to the entrance/exit 47 side of the shower room 32. Therefore, the shower room 32 and the changing space 51 are lined up in the above-floor space 42 in the longitudinal direction of the entrance storage room 14 (in other words, the length direction of the above-floor space 42). The changing space 51 is also adjacent to the entrance/exit 38.

A partition 53 capable of separating the undressing space 51 from the dirt floor space 41 is provided on the wall 45 of the shower room 32. This makes it possible to block the view from the dirt floor space 41 side when undressing in the undressing space 51. The partition 53 is composed of two foldable partition boards 53a, 53b. Each partition board 53a, 53b is formed by fitting a plate material into a rectangular frame. A mirror panel 54 is fitted as a plate material into one of the partition boards 53a, 53b.

The wall 45 is provided with a storage recess 56 capable of storing the partition 53 on the side of the dirt floor space 41 from the entrance 47. The storage recess 56 is open toward the undressing space 51, and the partition 53 is stored in the storage recess 56 in a folded state (shown by a dotted line in FIG. 1). In this case, the partition 53 is stored so that the surface of the mirror panel 54 faces the undressing space 51, and in this stored state, the surface of the mirror panel 54 and the wall surface of the wall 45 are approximately flush with each other. The partition 53 is also rotatably attached to the wall 45 via a hinge (not shown) at one end in the width direction. This allows the partition 53 to be rotated and pulled out of the storage recess 56, and then the partition panels 53a, 53b can be unfolded and positioned to separate the undressing space 51 and the dirt floor space 41.

A waterproof pan 61 is installed in the above-floor space 42, on the opposite side of the undressing space 51 from the shower room 32. A washing machine 62 is installed on top of the waterproof pan 61. The washing machine 62 is placed against the wall of the partition wall 37. In this case, the shower room 32, the undressing space 51, and the washing machine 62 are lined up in the above-floor space 42 in the longitudinal direction of the entrance storage room 14. The waterproof pan 61 corresponds to the washing machine installation area.

A storage shelf 63 is installed in the above-floor space 42 on the opposite side of the washing machine 62 from the undressing space 51. The storage shelf 63 is installed adjacent to the washing machine 62 at the wall edge of the partition wall 37. The storage shelf 63 stores laundry supplies such as detergent. The storage shelf 63 is recessed below the storage shelf 43 at the end opposite the washing machine 62.

The configuration of this embodiment described above provides the following excellent effects:

Since the washstand 31 is installed in the entrance storage room 14, which is accessible from the entrance space 11, after returning home from outside and entering the entrance space 11, the person can move to the entrance storage room 14 and wash their hands at the washstand 31. Therefore, it is possible to prevent viruses, dirt, etc. attached to the hands from being brought inside the room from the entrance space 11. In addition to the washstand 31, the entrance storage room 14 is also provided with a shower room 32, so that when you return home, you can wash your body in the shower room 32. Therefore, it is possible to prevent viruses, dirt, etc. attached to the body from being brought inside the room. In addition, since the washstand 31 and the shower room 32 are arranged in the entrance storage room 14, they do not impair the design of the entrance space 11. Therefore, as described above, it is possible to more reliably prevent viruses, dirt, etc. from being brought inside the room from the entrance space 11 while avoiding impairing the design of the entrance space 11.

The entrance storage room 14 can be accessed from the entrance dirt floor space 16 through the entrance 23. A part of the entrance storage room 14 is the dirt floor space 41 adjacent to the entrance 23, and the washbasin 31 is installed in the dirt floor space 41. In this case, when returning home, one can move from the entrance dirt floor space 16 to the dirt floor space 41 with their shoes on, and wash their hands at the washbasin 31. In other words, in this case, one can take off their shoes and wash their hands before going up to the entrance hall 17, which makes it possible to more reliably prevent viruses, dirt, etc. from being brought inside the room rather than the entrance space 11.

In addition, because people can move from the entrance floor space 16 to the washstand 31 while still wearing their shoes, there is also the advantage that when visitors arrive, it is easier to encourage them to wash their hands at the washstand 31. For example, when talking with a visitor in the entrance floor space 16, it is possible to encourage the visitor to wash their hands. Another advantage is that privacy is maintained because visitors will not be able to use the washstand inside the room that is normally used by the resident.

The entrance storage room 14 has an above-floor space 42 in addition to a dirt floor space 41, and the shower room 32 and the undressing space 51 are provided adjacent to the above-floor space 42. As a result, in the above-mentioned configuration where hand washing is possible with shoes on in the dirt floor space 41, when washing the body in the shower room 32, it is possible to take off clothes and wash the body on the floor.

After washing in the shower room 32, the user can move from the above-floor space 42 to the living room 13 through the entrance 38. This avoids the inconvenience of having to put on shoes again, return to the entrance space 16, then take off the shoes and move to the living room 13 after washing in the shower room 32.

The sink 31 and shower room 32 are placed next to each other along the wall of the partition 34, so that it is convenient to immediately move between washing hands at the sink 31 and washing one's body in the shower room 32. In addition, a storage shelf 43 is installed along the wall of the partition 35 that faces the partition 34 across the entrance storage room 14, so that the sanitary area 44 consisting of the sink 31 and shower room 32 is separated from the storage shelf 43. Items used outdoors (such as tires and children's toys) are placed on the storage shelf 43, so by setting the sanitary area 44 away from the storage shelf 43, a sanitary area can be configured in a sanitary manner.

Of the pair of partition walls 36, 37 that face each other in the wall width direction of each partition wall 34, 35, one partition wall 36 has an entrance/exit 23 formed therein, and the other partition wall 37 has an entrance/exit 38 formed therein. In this case, each of the entrance/exit 23, 38 is located midway between the sanitary area 44 and the storage shelf 43, so movement is easy when using the sanitary area 44 or the storage shelf 43 in the entrance storage room 14.

The distance L1 between the opposing partition walls 34, 35 is greater than the distance L2 between the opposing partition walls 36, 37, so the sanitary area 44 and the storage shelf 43 can be spaced farther apart. This makes for a more hygienic configuration. In addition, the dirt floor space 41 can be made a long space in the width direction of the partition walls 36, 37, making it convenient to store bicycles and the like in the dirt floor space 41.

Since a waterproof pan 61 is provided in the above-floor space 42, a washing machine 62 can be installed in the waterproof pan 61. This allows the user to take off dirty clothes in the entrance storage room 14 when returning home and wash them in the washing machine 62. This prevents viruses and dirt on the clothes from being brought inside the room.

In addition, because the changing space 51 is between the washing machine 62 and the shower room 32, the clothes taken off when washing in the shower room 32 can be placed in the adjacent washing machine 62 and washed there. In addition, because the changing space 51 is adjacent to the entrance/exit 38, after washing and putting on clothes in the changing space 51, one can immediately move to the living room 13 through the entrance/exit 38. This provides an ideal configuration for washing and doing laundry in the above-floor space 42, and then moving to the living room 13.

A partition 53 can be stored in a storage recess 56 provided in the wall 45 of the shower room 32, and the partition 53 can be pulled out of the storage recess 56 and placed in a position that separates the dirt floor space 41 and the undressing space 51. In this case, by normally storing the partition 53 in the storage recess 56, it is possible to easily move from the dirt floor space 41 to the living room 13 via the entrance 38 through the undressing space 51. Also, when using the shower room 32, the partition 53 can be pulled out to separate the undressing space 51 from the dirt floor space 41, allowing undressing without worrying about being seen by others.

The opening and closing body 24 of the entrance 23 is made of a material that allows light in, so there is no sense of oppression when viewed from the entrance floor space 16 or the entrance storage room 14.

The present invention is not limited to the above embodiment, and may be implemented, for example, as follows.

- In the above embodiment, the entrance storage room 14 is configured to have a dirt floor space portion 41 and an above-floor space portion 42, but this may be modified so that the entire entrance storage room 14 is the dirt floor space portion 41 or the above-floor space portion 42.

For example, the entrance storage room 14 may be adjacent to the entrance hall 17, and access to the entrance storage room 14 may be possible from the entrance hall 17 via an entrance (corresponding to the first entrance). In this case, when returning home, the person can enter the entrance storage room 14 from the entrance hall 17 and wash their hands at the sink 31, thereby preventing viruses, dirt, etc. from being brought inside the room beyond the entrance space 11. In this case, it is possible to consider making the entire entrance storage room 14 into the above-floor space 42.

- In the above embodiment, the living room 13 is provided adjacent to the entrance storage room 14, but the living room 13 may be provided in a position that is not adjacent to the entrance storage room 14. In this case, for example, instead of the living room 13, another indoor space such as a hallway is provided in a position adjacent to the entrance storage room 14. Even in this configuration, if it is possible to move from the entrance storage room 14 to the living room 13 via the doorway 38 and the other indoor space, after washing in the shower room 32, it is possible to move to the living room 13 without passing through the entrance dirt floor space 16.

- In the above embodiment, the present invention is applied to a detached house, but the present invention may also be applied to collective housing such as apartments and condominiums.

10...house, 11...entrance space, 13...living room as living space, 14...entrance storage room as entrance storage space, 16...entrance dirt floor space, 17...entrance hall, 18...entrance, 23...entrance as first entrance/exit, 31...sink, 32...shower room, 34...partition wall as first wall, 35...partition wall as first wall, 36...partition wall as second wall, 37...partition wall as second wall, 41...dirt floor space, 42...above floor space, 43...storage shelf, 51...dressing space, 61...waterproof pan as washing machine installation area, 62...washing machine.

Claims (3)

The entrance space can be accessed from the outside through the entrance.
An entrance storage space adjacent to the entrance space,
The entrance space includes an entrance earthen floor space adjacent to the entrance and having a floor formed of an earthen floor, and an entrance hall connected to the entrance earthen floor space and having a floor higher than that of the entrance earthen floor space,
The entrance storage space has a dirt floor space section adjacent to the entrance dirt floor space and having a floor surface formed by the dirt floor, and an above-floor space section whose floor surface is higher than that of the dirt floor space section,
The earthen floor space portion can be accessed from the entrance earthen floor space through a first entrance, and a washstand is installed in the earthen floor space portion.
A shower room is arranged in the above-floor space, and a dressing space where dressing can be performed is provided adjacent to the shower room,
A living space is provided on the opposite side of the entrance storage space from the entrance floor space and adjacent to the entrance storage space;
A corridor that is continuous with the entrance hall and leads to the living space,
The plurality of walls surrounding the entrance storage space on all four sides include a pair of first walls facing each other across the entrance storage space, and a pair of second walls facing each other across the entrance storage space in a wall width direction of the first walls,
The washstand and the shower room are disposed adjacent to each other on a wall edge of one of the pair of first walls, and a storage shelf is provided on a wall edge of the other first wall,
The first entrance is formed in one of the pair of second wall portions, and the second entrance is formed in the other second wall portion,
The second entrance is adjacent to the above-floor space and serves as an entrance that allows movement from the above-floor space to the living space without passing through the entrance floor space . The earthen floor space portion and the above-floor space portion are aligned in a wall width direction of the first wall portion and extend across the entire wall width direction of the second wall portion,
The house of claim 1 , wherein a distance between the pair of first walls is greater than a distance between the pair of second walls. a washing machine installation section capable of installing a washing machine at a position separated from the shower room in a wall width direction of the second wall section is provided in the above-floor space,
The space between the washing machine installation area and the shower room is the undressing space,
The residence of claim 2 , wherein the dressing space is adjacent to the second entrance.

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