Building Laws 04
(PD 1096 National Building Code) Prepared by: Arch. /EnP. RSGabitan
- 1.Minimum width of access road for interior or rear lots
- A.
3.00m
- B.
4.00m
- C.
5.00m
- D.
6.00m
- 2.Minimum access road width for interior or rear lots on which more than 35 units of apartments, rowhouses or accesorias or group of single detached units are built
- A.
4.00m
- B.
5.00m
- C.
6.00m
- D.
7.50m
- 3.Which of the following statements are not true? --i. No building shall be constructed unless it adjoins or has direct access to a public space, yard or street on at least one of its sides--;-- ii. Where length of run for access to interior lots is 200 mts, a cul-de-sac or turn court shall be provided for each maximum run of 50 mts.--;-- iii. Parking space shall be provided inclusive of access road requirement when number of independent living units with individual entrances is increased as in multi-story apartments.--;-- iv. Only some specificbuildings shall face a public street, alley or a private road.
- A.
I and ii
- B.
Ii and iii
- C.
Iii and iv
- D.
None of the above
- 4.Not an example of a private open space
- A.
Alleys
- B.
Yards
- C.
Setbacks
- D.
Lightwells
- 5.The minimum horizontal dimension for courts and yards.
- A.
1.2 mts.
- B.
2.0 mts
- C.
2.4 mts.
- D.
3.0 mts.
- 6.An unoccupied space other than a yard bounded on all sides or around its periphery by building lines
- A.
Inner court
- B.
Open court
- C.
Through court
- D.
Private court
- 7.An unoccupied space other than a yard bounded on three sides by building lines with one side bounded by another open space whether public or private.
- A.
Inner court
- B.
Open court
- C.
Through court
- D.
Private court
- 8.An unoccupied space other than a yard bounded on two opposite sides by building lines with the other opposite side bounded by other open spaces whether public or private.
- A.
Inner court
- B.
Open court
- C.
Through court
- D.
Private court
- 9.Minimum ceiling height measured from the floor to the ceiling of habitable rooms provided with artificial ventilation
- A.
1.8 mts.
- B.
2.0 mts.
- C.
2.4 mts.
- D.
2.7mts.
- 10.Minimum ceiling height measured from the floor to the ceiling of habitable rooms with natural ventilation
- A.
2.0 mts.
- B.
2.4 mts.
- C.
2.7 mts.
- D.
3.0 mts.
- 11.Rooms for human habitations shall have a minimum area of ______ with a least dimension of ______.
- A.
4 sqm.; 2 mts.
- B.
6 sqm.; 2 mts.
- C.
6 sqm.; 3 mts.
- D.
9 sqm.; 3 mts.
- 12.Kitchens shall have a minimum area of ______ with a least dimension of ______.
- A.
3 sqm.; 1 mtr.
- B.
4.5 sqm.; 1.5 mts
- C.
6 sqm.; 3 mts.
- D.
3 sqm.; 1.5 mts.
- 13.Bath and toilets shall have a minimum area of ______ with a least dimension of ______.
- A.
1.2 sqm.; 0.90 mts.
- B.
1.5 sqm.; 0.75 mts.
- C.
1.5 sqm.; 0.90 mts.
- D.
1.2 sqm.; 0.75 mts.
- 14.Minimum air space for school rooms shall be _____cubic meters with ____ square meter of floor area per person
- A.
3.0 ; 1.0
- B.
4.0 ; 1.2
- C.
3.0 ; 1.2
- D.
4.0 ; 1.0
- 15.Minimum air space per person for workshop, factories, and offices
- A.
9 cubic mts.
- B.
12 cubic mts.
- C.
14 cubic mts.
- D.
16 cubic mts
- 16.Rooms intended for any use without any artificial ventilation shall have windows with a total free area of openings equal to at least ____ percent of the floor area of the room but such opening shall not be less than 1.0 sqm.
- A.
5
- B.
10
- C.
15
- D.
20
- 17.Toilet and bath rooms, laundry rooms and similar rooms shall be provided with window or windows with an area of not less than _____ of the floor area of such rooms, and such openings shall not be less than 240 sq. mm.
- A.
1/5
- B.
1/10
- C.
1/15
- D.
1/20
- 18.The vertical distance from the established grade elevation to the highest point of the opening of a flat roof, to the average height of the coping of a flat roof, to the average height of the highest gable, pitch or hip roof or to the top of the parapet, if the roof is provided with a parapet, whichever is higher.
- A.
Adjacent ground elevation
- B.
Established grade elevation
- C.
Height of buildings/structure
- D.
Building bulk
- 19.The classification of use or occupancy of buildings/structures or portions thereof.
- A.
Character of occupancy
- B.
Type of construction
- C.
Zoning
- D.
Land use
- 20.The classification based on the fire resistivity ratings of materials and methods of construction of buildings/structures or portions thereof.
- A.
Character of occupancy
- B.
Type of construction
- C.
Fire zone
- D.
Fire hazard
- 21.The maximum height and number of stories of every building shall be dependent upon the following: --;-- i.Character of occupancy--;-- iii. Environmental conditions--;-- ii.Type of construction --;-- iv. Capacity of public utility/service systems
- A.
I, ii, iii
- B.
I, iii, iv
- C.
I, ii, iv
- D.
I, ii, iii, iv
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