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6.4. NATIONAL BUILDING CODE OF INDIA
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- 1.
What does FAR stand for?
Hint
Think about how the size of a building relates to its plot.
- 2.
Name one type of residential building.
Hint
Consider what types of living spaces people use.
- 3.
What does NBC stand for?
- National Building Code
- New Building Code
- National Bureau of Construction
Hint
Think about the full form of NBC in relation to building regulations.
- 4.
True or False: The height of a high-rise building is generally considered to be over 40 storeys.
- True
- False
Hint
Refer back to the classification of buildings.
- 5.
Consider a plot of 850 m². What is the maximum permissible covered area allowed for a residence?
Hint
Use the building regulations provided.
- 6.
Design a small community with a mix of building types. Describe how you would use the principles of planning discussed.
Hint
Think about how different buildings interact in a community.
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