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Columns tagged with "建物構造"
上の階から「ドン」「ドタドタ」という足音が聞こえる問題は、床スラブの厚みに深く関係しています。なぜスラブ厚が防音性能を左右するのか、物件選びでどう活用するかを解説します。
In RC (reinforced concrete) and SRC (steel-reinforced concrete) rental properties, protruding beams and columns often appear in room corners or ceilings. While many consider them drawbacks, understanding them properly can provide valuable hints for furniture placement.
While top-floor units offer many advantages—excellent views, quiet living, and abundant natural light—they come with a significant drawback: oppressive summer heat. This article explains why top floors get so hot, the structural reasons behind it, and practical solutions.
You often hear that "rooms with high ceilings feel open and spacious," but how does perception actually change with just a few centimeters of difference? This article explains the standard ceiling heights in rental properties and their significant impact on quality of life.
Steel-framed ALC construction, which uses ALC panels (lightweight aerated concrete) for exterior walls, is often said to offer better sound insulation than wooden buildings and decent thermal insulation. But what's the reality? We explain the key points to verify during apartment viewings.
Rental apartments sometimes include monthly maintenance fees and building reserve funds. This article explains how major renovations work, how costs are managed, and what impact they have on residents.
To avoid regrets when viewing rental apartments, we explain how to objectively measure and verify noise. From smartphone app-based sound measurement, time-of-day checks, to soundproofing performance guidelines by building structure—complete with an on-site checklist you can use right away.
