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Which of these groups include 'Simple' buildings?
Which of these groups include 'Simple' buildings?
- Residences (correct)
- Industrial Buildings (correct)
- Monumental Buildings (correct)
- Bakeries (correct)
What type of construction does 'Group 6' refer to?
What type of construction does 'Group 6' refer to?
Repetitive Construction Building
What is defined as 'Group 4'?
What is defined as 'Group 4'?
Residences
What type of facilities does 'Group 2' include?
What type of facilities does 'Group 2' include?
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What does 'Group 5' refer to?
What does 'Group 5' refer to?
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What is the definition of 'Group 8'?
What is the definition of 'Group 8'?
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What is the focus of 'Group 9'?
What is the focus of 'Group 9'?
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Which of the following is a type of facility listed under 'Group 3'?
Which of the following is a type of facility listed under 'Group 3'?
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What is the purpose of 'Group 10'?
What is the purpose of 'Group 10'?
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Study Notes
Project Classification Groups
- Projects are classified into ten distinct groups, based on their complexity and purpose.
- Group 1 includes Simple constructions, such as Armories, Bakeries, and Warehouses.
- Group 2 encompasses Moderate constructions, which include Art Galleries, Banks, and Schools.
- Group 3 covers Complex constructions, such as Airports, Hospitals, and Stadia.
- Group 4 is dedicated to Residences.
- Group 5 focuses on Monumental constructions, including Museums, Mausoleums, and Specialized decorative buildings.
- Group 6 refers to Repetitive Construction, emphasizing repetitive building techniques.
- Group 7 centers on Repetitive Housing Construction, focusing on repeatable residential designs.
- Group 8 highlights Extensive Detailing, which involves elaborate design elements in buildings.
- Group 9 covers Alterations, Renovations, Retrofit, and Expansion, which apply to the aforementioned groups.
- Group 10 focuses on Consultation services in project planning and execution.
Examples of Group Classifications
- Simple constructions: includes facilities like service garages, laundries, and public markets.
- Moderate constructions: features diverse facilities such as motels, correctional facilities, and shopping centers.
- Complex constructions: includes high-level structures such as nuclear facilities, telecommunication buildings, and theaters.
- Monumental buildings: exemplified by exposition buildings and memorials.
Group Characteristics
- Group 1 is characterized by straightforward designs and fewer regulatory requirements.
- Group 2 shows moderate complexity, often involving public interaction and structural regulations.
- Group 3 deals with high complexity, integrating advanced technologies and designs.
- Each group has specific building types tailored to their level of intricacy, ensuring appropriate resource allocation and expertise.
Special Focus Areas
- Extensive detailing often elevates the aesthetic and functional value of a structure, particularly in Group 8.
- Alterations and renovations in Group 9 allow for the adaptation and sustainability of existing buildings, enhancing their usability over time.
Consultation Services
- Group 10 specifies the role of consultants in aiding project development, ensuring compliance with regulations and enhancing project efficiency.
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