Practice Minimum Plot Size And Building Frontage (6.6) - Experiment No.6

Practice: Minimum Plot Size and Building Frontage

Lesson 6.6Experiment No.6

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Question 1.
What is the minimum plot size for a detached residential building?
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Think about the largest category of residential buildings.
Question 2.
What is the minimum frontage for row-type buildings?
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Consider the lower range choices.
3Question 3.
What is the minimum plot size for a semi-detached building?
- 100 m²
- 125-250 m²
- Above 250 m²
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Remember the category definitions.
4Question 4.
True or False: The minimum frontage for a detached building is 12 meters.
- True
- False
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Revisit the definitions for detached buildings.
Question 5.
A new residential area is being developed with a mix of building types. Considering various street widths and plot sizes, what would be the farthest setback requirement for a row house if the plot width is 5.5 m?
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Use the street width value to determine the front open spaces.
Question 6.
If a plot has an area of 600 m², what’s the maximum covered area allowed and what would the height be if the road width is 12 m?
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Remember the ratio to covered plots and relate it to building heights.

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