Help: What do S, F, D, and G in the red-line chart respectively stand for?
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Question: What do S, F, D, and G in the red-line graph represent? For example, S is shown as 26620, F as 0.6–1.3, D as »=30%, =<50%, and G as »=20%
To be honest, I really don’t know what a red-line graph is Could the original poster come and take a look?
Are there any specific drawings? Cut a piece and take a look
General Rules for Civil Building Design GB 50352—2005 2.0.7 Road red line: The boundary line of the land designated for planned urban roads (including roads at the residential area level). 2.0.8 Land use red line: The boundary line defining the scope of land use rights for various construction projects.
I’m not sure if this is what you mean; for reference: F: Floor area ratio; D: Building density; G: Green space ratio. These are the requirements specified in the planning guidelines
Thank you to the beautiful girl on the fifth floor; hehe, I only figured it out today as well. When you first start working with something, you have to learn everything step by step
The description on the 5th floor is correct; let’s add the meaning of a symbol: S- represents the area covered by the red line. The red line represents the boundaries and location of the land area that the planning department allows and approves for you, and it is usually determined using coordinates.
Thank you all, seniors, hehe. . .