(万科)住宅设计统一技术措施(建筑)（(Vanke) unified technical measures for residential design (construction)）.docVIP

(万科)住宅设计统一技术措施(建筑)（(Vanke) unified technical measures for residential design (construction)） (Vanke) residential design unified technical measures (1) November 21, 2007 I. General graphic design 1. spacing 1.1, flat lap joint dislocation, the H value (net size) should not be greater than 2.4m, so as not to affect the lighting. 2. fire fighting 2.1, general plan should be done fire lane and fire truck climbing surface design, pay attention to people and vehicles shunt; when the fire lane below for the basement, the structure should consider the total weight of the fire truck 300KN load. 2.2 elevation plane 2.2.1 climbing surface should be solved in the red line of the land. When the condition is limited, the green belt can be used as the uphill surface, but the lower floor should be set hard and the total weight of the fire engine 300KN shall be calculated. 2.2.2 when the building recess depth is not greater than 4m (Jing Kuan), the recess can be included in the 1/4 range surrounding length as climbing surface; such as groove width is not greater than 2.5m (Jing Kuan), the width is not included in the total length of the surrounding buildings. 2.3 fire lane 2.3.1 high-rise buildings should be around the ring or along the two sides of the building to set fire lanes; the end of the fire road should be set 18m * 18m return field. 2.3.2 fire engine minimum turning radius: high level 12M, multi tier 9m. 2.3.3 fire lane minimum width: uphill surface 6m, other place 4m. 2.3.4 fire lane: slope climbing surface more than 1%, more than 7% other places. 2.3.5 fire lane distance from buildings should be less than 5m. 2.3.6 high-rise buildings along the street length of more than 150m or total length of more than 220m, should be through high-rise building fire passage. 2.3.7 high-rise buildings should be equipped with pedestrian streets and communicated with the inner courtyard, a distance not more than 80m between channels. 3. streamline design 3.1 residential buildings should b