What is a civil building? Are the employee rest rooms, dormitories, and control rooms within the factory building considered civil buildings?
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What is a civil building? Are the employee rest rooms, dormitories, and control rooms within the factory building considered civil buildings? Are the control rooms, employee rest rooms, laboratories, offices, cabinet rooms, etc. within a sewage treatment plant considered civil buildings?
The control room should not be a civil building.
{:3_49:} Anything located within the chemical plant area is not considered civilian-use. . . . .
Dormitories are civil buildings, while control rooms are not civil buildings
It can’t be said to be entirely the case. Specific classifications of civil buildings are as follows:
**Residential buildings**
– Housing buildings: houses, apartments, villas, etc.
– Dormitory buildings: single-person dormitories, student dormitories, employee dormitories, etc.
**Public buildings**
– Educational buildings: nurseries, kindergartens, primary schools, secondary schools, higher education institutions, vocational schools, special education schools, etc.
– Office buildings: offices for legislative, judicial, party, and government bodies at all levels, as well as offices for businesses, enterprises, organizations, groups, and communities.
– Research buildings: laboratories, research facilities, design studios, etc.
– Cultural buildings: theaters, cinemas, libraries, museums, archives, cultural centers, exhibition halls, concert halls, auditoriums, etc.
– Commercial buildings: department stores, supermarkets, markets, hotels, restaurants, banks, post offices, etc.
– Sports buildings: stadiums, gymnasiums, swimming pools, fitness centers, etc.
– Medical buildings: general hospitals, specialized hospitals, rehabilitation centers, emergency centers, sanatoriums, etc.
– Transportation buildings: bus stations, port terminals, railway stations, airport terminals, subway stations, etc.
– Judicial buildings: courts, detention centers, prisons, etc.
– Memorial buildings: monuments, memorial halls, memorial towers, former residences, etc.
– Garden buildings: zoos, botanical gardens, amusement parks, buildings for tourist attractions, urban decorative structures, etc.
– Comprehensive buildings: multi-functional complex buildings, residential and commercial buildings, business centers, etc
**Residential buildings**
– Housing buildings: houses, apartments, villas, etc.
– Dormitory buildings: single-person dormitories, student dormitories, employee dormitories, etc.
**Public buildings**
– Educational buildings: nurseries, kindergartens, primary schools, secondary schools, higher education institutions, vocational schools, special education schools, etc.
– Office buildings: offices for legislative, judicial, party, and government bodies at all levels, as well as offices for businesses, enterprises, organizations, groups, and communities.
– Research buildings: laboratories, research facilities, design studios, etc.
– Cultural buildings: theaters, cinemas, libraries, museums, archives, cultural centers, exhibition halls, concert halls, auditoriums, etc.
– Commercial buildings: department stores, supermarkets, markets, hotels, restaurants, banks, post offices, etc.
– Sports buildings: stadiums, gymnasiums, swimming pools, fitness centers, etc.
– Medical buildings: general hospitals, specialized hospitals, rehabilitation centers, emergency centers, sanatoriums, etc.
– Transportation buildings: bus stations, port terminals, railway stations, airport terminals, subway stations, etc.
– Judicial buildings: courts, detention centers, prisons, etc.
– Memorial buildings: monuments, memorial halls, memorial towers, former residences, etc.
– Garden buildings: zoos, botanical gardens, amusement parks, buildings for tourist attractions, urban decorative structures, etc.
– Comprehensive buildings: multi-functional complex buildings, residential and commercial buildings, business centers, etc
As long as it is located within your manufacturing facility, it counts as an industrial building; dormitories and similar structures within the facility should be considered auxiliary facilities for production, or still industrial buildings. . . . You can look up the relevant regulations: there must be no civilian buildings within a certain distance of the factory