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SECTION 806: Size and Dimensions of rooms.

1. Human Habitation: Minimum area of 6.00 m² with at least 2.00 m on one


side.

2. Kitchens: Minimum area of 3.00 m² with at least 1.50 m on one side.

3. Bath and Toilets: Minimum area of 1.20 m² with at least 0.90 m on one
side.

SECTION 807: Air Space Requirements in Determining the Size of Rooms

1. School Rooms: 3.00 m³ per person, with 1.00 m² of floor area.

2. Workshops, Factories, Offices:12.00 m³ per person.

3. Habitable Rooms: 14.00 m³ per person.

SECTION 808: Window Openings

Rooms without artificial ventilation must have windows totaling at least 10%
of the floor area. Windows must open to a court, yard, street, alley, or
watercourse.

Section 1210: Penthouses and Roof Structures

(a) Height:

- Penthouses for tanks or elevators may extend up to 8.40 meters above the
roof.

- For all other uses, height is limited to 3.60 meters.

(b) Area:

- Total penthouse and roof structure area must not exceed one-third of the
supporting roof area.

(c) Prohibited Uses:


- Roof structures cannot be used for purposes other than housing mechanical
equipment or protecting roof openings.

- If used for other purposes, they must meet additional storey requirements.

(d) Construction:

- Roof structures must meet the building’s main construction standards


except:

1. On Type III/IV buildings, exterior walls and roofs 1.50 meters or more from
property lines can be one-hour fire-resistive, incombustible.

2. Walls 1.50 meters or more from exterior walls of Type IV buildings can
also be one-hour fire-resistive, incombustible.

- Wood flagpoles or similar structures are allowed on roofs.

(e) Towers and Spires:

- Enclosed towers/spires must match the building’s exterior wall


requirements.

- Unenclosed towers over 20 meters high must use iron, steel, or reinforced
concrete.

- Towers/spires cannot exceed one-fourth of the building’s street frontage or


150 m² base area unless meeting building type and height standards.

- Skeleton towers over 7.50 meters high must be of incombustible material,


withstand wind loads, and be supported on non-combustible frameworks to
the ground.

1. What is the minimum size and least dimension for a room intended for
human habitation, as per Section 806?

A. 8.00 square meters, least dimension of 3.00 meters

B. 6.00 square meters, least dimension of 2.00 meters

C. 5.00 square meters, least dimension of 1.50 meters

D. 4.50 square meters, least dimension of 1.20 meters

Correct Answer: B. 6.00 square meters, least dimension of 2.00 meters


2. According to Section 807, how much air space is required per person in
habitable rooms?

A. 12.00 cubic meters

B. 10.00 cubic meters

C. 14.00 cubic meters

D. 3.00 cubic meters

Correct Answer:C. 14.00 cubic meters

3. What is the minimum total window opening area required for rooms
without artificial ventilation systems, as per Section 808?

A. 5% of the floor area

B. 10% of the floor area

C. 15% of the floor area

D. 20% of the floor area

Correct Answer: B. 10% of the floor area

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