What's the issue with floor space?
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The building area calculation specifications stipulate that "balconies of buildings should be calculated as 1/2 of their horizontal projected area", but now I encounter a problem: The enclosed convex balcony is directly connected to the indoor bedroom. It is part of the bedroom when viewed from the inside, and it is a convex balcony from the outside. I personally think that because the balcony in this case does not have a balcony function, it cannot be regarded as a balcony. The building area should be counted in full, not 1/2. I would like to ask colleagues, is this correct?
Are you a developer? The developers are willing to let it go! But unfortunately what you said is wrong. A balcony is a balcony. It is also called a balcony when it is closed and connected to the bedroom, so it is calculated as 1/2! Just like today's children take the bus, children under 1.3 meters do not need to buy tickets, but a child is 1.2 meters tall and wears a hat with the top of the hat 1.4 meters above the ground. According to you, he should buy a ticket, but in fact he does not need to buy a ticket because the height of the hat will not be counted in the height, just like the area of the balcony is calculated according to 1/2! This post was last edited by hhbwwy on 2009-3-21 15:50 ]