Living space refers to the use space of bedroom and living room (hall).
The bedroom is a space for residents to sleep and rest.
The living room (hall) is a space for residents to meet, entertain and get together.
The kitchen is a space for residents to cook.
The toilet is a space for residents to urinate, bathe and wash their hands.
Usable area The actual usable area of a room does not include the area of walls, columns and other structural structures and insulation layers.
Suite type is a set of residential types consisting of different use areas and living spaces.
The vertical distance between two floors or between floors and the ground. That is, the height of a one-story house. 1987 issued the "modular coordination standard for residential buildings", which clearly stipulates that the parameters adopted for the height of brick-concrete residential buildings are: 2.6m, 2.7m and 2.8m. ..
The vertical distance between the indoor clear floor or floor and the bottom surface of the upper floor or ceiling. The relationship between clear height and floor height can be expressed by formula: clear height = floor height-floor thickness. That is, the difference between floor height and floor thickness is called "clear height".
The width of the house is the width of the house. In the "Modular Coordination Standard of Residential Buildings" issued by 1987, there are strict regulations on the design of residential bay. The following parameters are commonly used in the studio of brick-concrete residence: 2. 1m, 2.4m, 2.7m, 3.0m, 3.3m, 3.6m, 3.9m and 4.2m ..
The depth of residence refers to the actual length of residence. In the "Modular Coordination Standard for Residential Buildings" implemented by 1987, the common parameters of the depth of brick-concrete residential buildings are clearly defined: 3.0m, 3.3m, 3.6m, 3.9m, 4.2m, 4.5m, 4.8m, 5. 1m, 5.4m, 5.7m, 6.7m ..
The roof part of the main house or the bottom floor of the house extends outdoors for outdoor activities.
The open balcony generally refers to the large balcony made on the roof platform or other floors in the house due to the structural requirements of the building. Because the area is large and there is no roof on it, it is called a terrace.
Application of transverse traffic space in cross-shaped residence.
The floor storage space formed by the combination of the wall and the wall in the wall cabinet shell.
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Use local space with wall thickness to store daily necessities.
Storage space on the upper part of the hanging cabinet shell.
The interior space of a duplex apartment spans two or more floors.
Horizontal traffic space outside the corridor residence.
An overhead house refers to a house that supports objects on the ground floor, and the overhead part is generally a passage, water body or slope.
Pavilion-style building refers to a hidden building located on a natural floor, which is added or built by using the upper space or herringbone roof truss in the house, and the use area is smaller than the floor area, regardless of the level.
The arcade refers to the building built by the road, and the bottom part is the sidewalk.
A unit house refers to a house that divides the whole building into several parts that can be sold or rented independently and various parts with specific functions. Such as commercial housing, demolition and resettlement houses, comprehensive buildings and other types.
Architecture refers to independent houses with the same structure, including different levels.
Corridor generally refers to the building connected with the wall of the house, with enclosure structure and mesa as the passage. Generally do not have the corresponding conditions to constitute a "house".
Buildings with roofs, verandahs, columns or side walls for people to pass through, such as corridors and cloisters.
The eaves gallery has a roof under the eaves, and a veranda is connected with the building as a prominent part of the passage.
The gallery chooses the wall of the house, which has a roof, a fence (such as a railing), a passage and no pillars.
Corridor refers to connecting buildings, with a roof, a balcony and some form of passage. On the ground, it is called a porch or corridor, a cloister; Above the ground and above the second floor are called overhead corridors.
The porch refers to a passage with a roof and balcony, which protrudes in front of the building. Such as doorways, rain shields, awnings, etc.
Balcony generally refers to a room with permanent cover, enclosure structure, table top and ancillary facilities connected with the house, which can be used for outdoor activities and drying clothes. According to its closeness, it can be divided into non-closed balcony and closed balcony; According to its relationship with the main wall, it is divided into concave balcony and convex balcony; According to its spatial position, it is divided into bottom balcony and pick balcony.
The original design and completion of the closed balcony are closed.
An unsealed balcony that was originally designed or completed.
Balcony recessed into the external wall (column) of the floor.
Convex balcony A balcony where the external wall (column) of the floor is picked out.
The balcony on the first floor of the house.
Pick a balcony on the second floor or above of the house.
The total number of floors in a house is the sum of the upper and lower floors. The number of floors where the house is located refers to the level of the house. The number of floors above the outdoor terrace of the lighting window is represented by a natural number, and the number of underground floors is represented by a negative number. 2.20 meters above (including) the calculation of the number of floors of the building.
The number of floors above the ground of the house is generally calculated according to the indoor floors above; If the lighting window is in the semi-basement above the outdoor terrace and the indoor floor height is above 2.20m (inclusive), the number of floors above the ground shall be calculated.
The number of underground floors of residential buildings refers to the number of basement floors with lighting windows below the outdoor terrace and indoor floors above 2.20m (inclusive).
The natural floor generally refers to the standard floor with a height of more than 2.28 meters and the residence with a height of more than 2.70 meters.
Technical floor refers to a local floor in the natural floor of a building, which is used to install water, electricity, heating, sanitation and other equipment.
Accessory layer (interlayer) refers to the interlayer between natural layers.
False layer refers to the informal layer above the natural layer, and its height does not exceed 2.20 meters, regardless of the number of layers, such as roof layer.
A floor in a high-rise building used as a fire shelter.
Natural floor number is the number of floors layered by floor and floor structure.
The middle floor between the top floor and the entrance.
Residential floors with the same standard floor plan.
Structure (equipment) transfer floor The upper and lower parts of a building have different plane functions. The upper and lower parts of a floor adopt different types of structures (equipment), and the structure (equipment) is transferred through the floor, so this floor is called the structure (equipment) transfer floor.