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What does P-Line represent in the calculation of built-up area for FSI?
What does P-Line represent in the calculation of built-up area for FSI?
- Only common areas
- Only livable rooms
- Outer periphery of the construction floor-wise (correct)
- Inner walls only
Which of the following is included in the FSI calculation?
Which of the following is included in the FSI calculation?
- Open balcony (correct)
- Service shafts
- Ducts
- Voids
Regulation No. 6.8 mentions exclusions from FSI computation. Which of these is excluded?
Regulation No. 6.8 mentions exclusions from FSI computation. Which of these is excluded?
- Cupboard space
- Double height terraces
- Open terraces
- Ducts (correct)
In Mehkar, if a builder constructs a double-height terrace, how will it affect the FSI calculation?
In Mehkar, if a builder constructs a double-height terrace, how will it affect the FSI calculation?
Why is P-line measurement important in FSI calculation?
Why is P-line measurement important in FSI calculation?
What is the significance of Regulation No. 6.8 in FSI calculation?
What is the significance of Regulation No. 6.8 in FSI calculation?
Which of the following is NOT included in the P-line measurement?
Which of the following is NOT included in the P-line measurement?
If a building has multiple ducts for ventilation, how will they be treated in FSI calculation?
If a building has multiple ducts for ventilation, how will they be treated in FSI calculation?
What happens if a developer miscalculates the FSI by excluding a P-line component?
What happens if a developer miscalculates the FSI by excluding a P-line component?
If a residential project in Mehkar has cupboards designed within the walls, how will it impact the FSI?
If a residential project in Mehkar has cupboards designed within the walls, how will it impact the FSI?
Flashcards
What does P-Line represent?
What does P-Line represent?
Outer periphery of the construction on each floor; used to calculate built-up area for FSI.
Included in FSI calculation?
Included in FSI calculation?
An open balcony is included in the FSI calculation.
Regulation 6.8 exclusions?
Regulation 6.8 exclusions?
Regulation 6.8 excludes ducts from FSI computation.
Double-height terrace impact?
Double-height terrace impact?
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P-line importance?
P-line importance?
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Significance of Regulation No. 6.8?
Significance of Regulation No. 6.8?
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Excluded from P-line?
Excluded from P-line?
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Ducts in FSI calculation?
Ducts in FSI calculation?
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Miscalculating FSI impact?
Miscalculating FSI impact?
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Cupboards impact FSI?
Cupboards impact FSI?
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Study Notes
- FSI stands for Floor Space Index, the ratio of a building's total floor area to the size of the land upon which it is built
- FSI regulations control the density of construction in an area
P-Line in FSI Calculation
- P-Line represents the outer periphery of the construction floor-wise in the calculation of built-up area for FSI.
- P-line measurement determines the total built-up area for FSI.
- Components NOT included in the P-line measurement are voids.
Areas Included & Excluded in FSI Calculation
- Open balconies are included in the FSI calculation.
- Regulation No. 6.8 specifies areas excluded from FSI computation.
- Ducts are excluded from FSI computation as per Regulation 6.8.
- Double-height terraces are included in the P-line calculation, affecting FSI.
- Cupboard space is excluded from FSI calculation
- Open terraces are excluded from FSI computation
Consequences of FSI Miscalculation
- Miscalculating the FSI by excluding a P-line component results in excess unauthorized construction.
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