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Can someone explain the design calculation? from architect point of view.
ie - lets say we have a plot of 25X10 meters in Hendon, London.
How can i calculate what is the allowed Net Ground Floor? and on the Net First Floor..?.
How to decide the allowed building contour based on plot contour?
I read that the building border should be 3 meter smaller than plot border on width and 10 meters on length - so in that case - 15 (length) on 7 (width) - which its net ground floor of 105 SQM. is it right?
what are the rules in terace house plot? in triangle plot?
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