How do you calculate the land area of a public toilet knowing the floor area?

Updated on Toilets 2024-08-08
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    I don't know if the auction area of the land you are referring to is the total land area of the plot, if so, then the total land area plot ratio is the total floor area you can build. This total floor area is not the total land area of the building, because the land area refers to the area where the building is in contact with the ground, that is to say, the total land area used Building density is the total land area of the building. The green space ratio is the ratio of the green area to the total land area.

    Note the difference between the green area and the green area. Green area refers to the area you use as green space. The green area refers to the positive projection area of all green on the ground, that is, including the area of the canopy on the ground.

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