According to Code for Building Design 4.2.3, for grouped arrangements, the volume for Class A and B facilities shall not exceed 1000 m3. How is a grouped arrangement determined? Does a single row count as a grouped arrangement?

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According to Code for Building Design 4.2.3, for grouped arrangements, the volume for Class A and B facilities shall not exceed 1000 m3. How is a grouped arrangement determined? Does a single row count as a grouped arrangement? Judging from the diagram, it is arranged in two rows; does a single row not count as a grouped arrangement?

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According to Code for Building Design 4.2.3, for grouped arrangements, the volume for Class A and B facilities shall not exceed 1000 m3. How is a grouped arrangement determined? Does a single row count as a grouped arrangement?

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