Multi-Floor Building
Abstract
A multi-floor building comprising a floor garden unit, set on every floor of all floors or every floor of continuous multiple floors, wherein the floor garden unit has a height of two or more floors and is open to outside. A plane projection of two adjacent floor garden units is non-overlapping. A bottom space of an upper floor garden unit and a upper space of an adjacent lower floor garden unit are at a same floor and partially run through. At least two of the floor garden units are in a superposed state to form a set of superposing garden arrangement. The bottom plate of the upper floor garden unit is a roof plate of the adjacent lower floor garden unit. Every two of the floor garden units run through each other in turn to form a stereo-terraced garden.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A multi-floor building having at least four floors, said multi-floor building comprising a floor garden unit located on every floor of all floors or every floor of continuous multiple floors and comprising a bottom plate on every said floor; wherein
said floor garden unit, located at a building facade, has the height of two or more floors and is open to outside; a plane projection of two adjacent floor garden units is non-overlapping, a bottom space of an upper floor garden unit and a upper space of an adjacent lower floor garden unit are at a same floor and run through; said upper floor has a transition space of one floor-height, a part of said transition space adjacent to and running through said bottom space of the upper floor garden unit, another part of said transition space adjacent to and running through said upside space of the lower floor garden unit; at least two of floor garden units are in a superposed state to form a set of superposing garden arrangement, said bottom plate of said upper floor garden unit is a roof plate of said adjacent lower floor garden unit in said set of superposing garden arrangement; and every two of said floor garden units run through each other in turn to form a stereo-terraced garden.
2 . The multi-floor building of claim 1 , wherein said floor garden units are located on every floor of at least four continuous floors; and said floor garden unit comprise a bottom plate on every said floor.
3 . The multi-floor building of claim 1 , wherein said floor, at which said upper floor garden unit of said stereo-terraced garden is provided, has a horizontal public traffic area or an open activity area having a height of one floor; and one side of said horizontal public traffic area or said open activity area connects with said upper space of said adjacent lower floor garden unit, and an opposite side of said floor connects with the building wall.
4 . The multi-floor building of claim 1 , wherein planar positions of said continuous multiple floor garden units of said stereo-terraced garden vary alternately and periodically from bottom to top with a period of two or more floors.
5 . The multi-floor building of claim 1 , wherein said stereo-terraced garden comprises a set of floor garden units, each of which is located on three continuous floors respectively; and a plane projection of each of said set of floor garden units is apart from each other.
6 . The multi-floor building of claim 1 , wherein an open side of one of said two adjacent floor garden units of said stereo-terraced garden is located on a building facade, and an open side of another of said two adjacent floor garden units is provided at said building facade or an adjacent building facade.
7 . The multi-floor building of claim 1 , wherein said stereo-terraced garden comprises continuous multiple floor garden units, a ground of each of said floor garden units are connected to said upper floor garden unit with a plurality of stairs, steps or ramps.
8 . The multi-floor building of claim 1 , wherein said stereo-terraced garden comprises a plurality of sets of superposing garden arrangement, and an elevator is provided between two adjacent sets.
9 . The multi-floor building of claim 1 , wherein said floor garden unit of said stereo-terraced garden communicates with a horizontal public traffic area or an open activity area at a same floor respectively to form a floor public area; said floor public area connects with a public stair or elevator; and said floor garden unit belongs entirely or partially to a public activity area.
10 . The multi-floor building of claim 1 , wherein said two floor garden units of said stereo-terraced garden, which are adjacent in height, connect with each other by a penetrating space therebetween with a height of two or more floors, a distance between said two adjacent floor garden units is smaller than 4 m, or connect with each other by a penetrating horizontal public area therebetween having a height of one to two floors, and a distance between said two adjacent floor garden units is smaller than 10 m.
11 . The multi-floor building of claim 1 , wherein said floor garden unit of every floor of said set of superposing garden arrangement indents gradually.
12 . The multi-floor building of claim 1 , wherein an area of said floor garden unit of said stereo-terraced garden is greater than or equal to 10 m 2 , and said floor garden unit covers a circular area with a diameter of at least 3 m.
13 . The multi-floor building of claim 1 , wherein a horizontal distance between said two adjacent floor garden units of said stereo-terraced garden is smaller than 2 m.
14 . The multi-floor building of claim 7 , wherein
said multi-floor building further comprising at least an enlarged garden area having a height of one floor; said enlarged garden area is located on said floor at which said floor garden unit is provided, said enlarged garden area has at least a whole side connected with and continuously running through said upper space of said floor garden unit or adjacent lower floor garden unit; at least a hall is provided at said floor on which said floor garden unit is located; a room gate is provided at a wall of said hall; said hall communicates with said floor garden unit by said enlarged garden area; and the rooms of said floor at which said floor garden units is provided (besides said elevator and tube well) communicates with said enlarged area and said floor garden unit by said hall.
15 . The multi-floor building of claim 1 , wherein
said floor garden unit belongs alternately to said two sets of superposing garden arrangement from bottom to top respectively; and said open side of each of said two sets of superposing garden arrangement being provided at a same building facade;
16 . The multi-floor building of claim 15 , wherein
said stereo-terraced garden comprises a public traffic area with a height of one floor at a same position of every one of at least continuous three floors; one side of said public traffic area connects with said building wall, and another side of said public traffic area connects with said two floor garden units synchronously; said bottom space of one of said two floor garden units runs through said public traffic area and a floor ground is connected with each other, and said upper space of the other of said two floor garden units runs through said public traffic area and has a railing unit therebetween; and a building facade opposite to said open side of said stereo-terraced garden has a ventilating and light outlet for connected with said public traffic area.
17 . The multi-floor building of claim 15 , wherein said floor garden unit of said set of superposing garden arrangement of said stereo-terraced garden connects with each other by said double-running turn-back stair; said rest platform thereof is said floor garden unit of another set of superposing garden arrangement; and said turn-back stair is provided at said building facade on which said open side of said stereo-terraced garden is located.
18 . The multi-floor building of claim 17 , wherein a long side of said turn-back stair is parallel to said open side of said stereo-terraced garden.
19 . The multi-floor building of claim 15 , wherein said multi-floor building further comprises: one bearing pole provided between said two sets of superposing garden arrangement and adjacent to said turn-back stair; and a girder provided at said bottom plate of said floor garden unit besides the ground and supported by said bearing pole and vertical to a long side of said turn-back stair.
20 . A multi-floor building having at least four floors, said multi-floor building comprising a floor garden unit located on every floor of all floors or every floor of continuous multiple floors and comprising a bottom plate on said every floor; wherein
said floor garden unit located at a building facade has a height of two or more floors and is open to outside; a plane projection of two adjacent floor garden units is non-overlapping, a bottom space of an upper floor garden unit and a upper space of an adjacent lower floor garden unit are at a same floor and run through; a ground of said lower floor garden unit is connected to a ground of said upper floor garden unit with a plurality of stairs, steps or ramps; at least two of floor garden units are in a superposed state to form a set of superposing garden arrangement, said bottom plate of said upper floor garden unit is a roof plate of said adjacent lower floor garden unit in said set of superposing garden arrangement; and every two of said floor garden units run through each other in turn to form a stereo-terraced garden.
21 . A multi-floor building having at least four floors, said multi-floor building comprising a floor garden unit located on every floor of all floors or every floor of continuous multiple floors and comprising a bottom plate on said every floor; wherein,
said floor garden unit, located at a building facade, has a height of two or more floors and is open to outside with an open side, said open side has a glass curtain wall; a plane projection of two adjacent floor garden units is non-overlapping, a bottom space of an upper floor garden unit and a upper space of an adjacent lower floor garden unit are at a same floor and run through; at least two of floor garden units are in a superposed state to form a set of superposing garden arrangement, said bottom plate of said upper floor garden unit is a roof plate of said adjacent lower floor garden unit in said set of superposing garden arrangement; and every two of said floor garden units run through each other in turn to form a stereo-terraced garden.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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