What is the appropriate distance between the two dormitories?

This question seems simple, but in fact, there are many issues to consider: fire protection requirements, sunshine requirements, lighting and ventilation requirements, what is the use of the open space between the two dormitory buildings, etc.

There are also many specific situations: fire resistance ratings, relative position between residence halls (whether they are facing each other frontally or sideways), building height, latitude, local code requirements, how doors and windows are designed, and so on. In short, it is necessary to analyze specific problems on a case-by-case basis, and there is no universal value.

On the winter solstice, the midday sun shines, and the shadow of the previous building just can't cover the next building, and the distance is the best at this time! Both buildings get the sun all year round.

It depends on the height of the building, the tall ones are far away from each other, and the short ones are closer to each other. It is better to be separated by the height of the building.

The highest of the two buildings is the distance between the two buildings.

I can look at the height, and calculate the shadow coverage based on the height and the amount of sunlight.

Then set the distance.

20 2 15,40 15,600 (cm);

600 cm = 6 meters

A: He raised 6 meters

Senior year and freshman freshman class. Seemingly.

2l is not true... I'm a freshman in high school.,But the grades should be focused or ordinary classes.。。。 In that case, I envy the innovation to death.

However, they had just been renovated, and the smell of paint poisoned them. Wow kat k-

For third-year high school boarding students.

If the dormitory is not for students, who else will live? That's the question.

20x15x(3-1)

300x2600cm

Because there are no stairs on the first floor.

25 (4-1) Lost wheel.

75 (Gejishan) pins Fengxin.

A: He walked 75 steps

So the answer is: 75

20 2 15,40 15,600 (cm);

600 cm = 6 meters

A: He raised 6 meters