2003 ibc allowable floor area check from forum engineer web site
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SECTION 507 UNLIMITED AREA BUILDINGS
Go to the next TAB and calculate floor area.YES #
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The above-mentioned 60' frontage may be reduced to not less than 40', provided:
1. The reduced frontage is not more than 75% of the building perimeter.
2. Exterior walls facing the reduced frontage have a min. fire-resistance rating of 3 hr.
3. Openings in the above-mentioned walls are protected to 3-hr rating.
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1. Used as a church, community hall, dance hall, exhibition hall, gymnasium,
lecture hall, indoor swimming pool or tennis court.
2. The building has no stage other than a platform.
3. The assembly floor is located within 21" of street or grade level and all exits are
provided with ramps complying with Section 1010.1 to the street or grade level.
Group H-2, H-3, and H-4 fire areas are permitted in unlimited area buildings having
occupancies in Groups F and S, provided:
1. Fire areas around building perimeter not exceed 10% of the building area nor
the area determined by Table 503 plus the frontage increase in Section 506.2
One-story, sprinklered throughout, Group A-3 building of Type I or II construction
surrounded and adjoined by 60' public ways or yards, provided:
Section 507.4
Section 507.5
Section 507.6
One-story Group F-2 or S-2 building surrounded and adjoined by 60' public ways or
yardsSection 507.1
One- or two-story, sprinklered throughout, Group B, F, M, or S building surrounded and
adjoined by 60' public ways or yardsSections 507.2 & 507.3
One-story, sprinklered throughout, Group A-4 building of other than Type V construction
surrounded and adjoined by 60' public ways or yards Section 507.2
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Project:Developed by Mark Chang
Separated Uses? YES -- Section 302.3.1 vs Section 302.3.2 Version 2.0
Number of Stories: 2 Number of Frontage Cases: 3 Number of Occupancy Groups: 3
FALSE -- Qualify UL area per Section 507.1, 507.2, 507.3, 507.5, 507.8, or 507.9 except the 60' frontage requirement.
NO -- The building in consideration is a 4-story, R-occupancy, and sprkinklered per NFPA 13R throughout.
F (in feet) = Length of the exterior walls facing the associated frontage
P (in feet) = Perimeter of the building = Length of the total exterior walls
Fron tage Case 1: Fron tage Case 2: Frontage Case 3:
Width of Frontage (in feet) = 30 Width of Frontage (in feet) = 20 Width of Frontage (in feet) = 28
F = 405 F = 710 F = 650
P = 810 P = 810 P = 810
F / P = 0.500 F / P = 0.877 F / P = 0.802
If = 100 (F/P-0.25) (W/30) = 25.0 If = 100 (F/P-0.25) (W/30) = 41.8 If = 100 (F/P-0.25) (W/30) = 51.6
Floor Number: 1
Occupancy Group 1: B Occupancy Group 2: F-1 Occupancy Group 3: S-2
Type of Construction: Type V-B Type of Construction: Type V-B Type of Construction: Type V-B
Sprinkler Throughout? NO Sprinkler Throughout? NO Sprinkler Throughout? NO
Sprinkler for Fire-Rating Sub? NO Sprinkler for Fire-Rating Sub? NO Sprinkler for Fire-Rating Sub? NO
Actual Floor Area (A1): 6,000 Actual Floor Area (A2): 4,800 Actual Floor Area (A3): 3,600Tabular Area per Floor (At): 9,000 Tabular Area per Floor (At): 8,500 Tabular Area per Floor (At): 13,500
Frontage Increase (At If / 100): 4,641 ### Frontage Increase (At If / 100): 4,383 Frontage Increase (At If / 100): 6,961 ##
Sprinkler Increase (At Is / 100): 0 Sprinkler Increase (At Is / 100): 0 Sprinkler Increase (At Is / 100): 0 1.
Allowable Area per Floor (Aa1): 13,641 0.4 Allowable Area per Floor (Aa2): 12,883 Allowable Area per Floor (Aa3): 20,461 0.
Tabular All. Number of Stories: 2 Tabular All. Number of Stories: 1 Tabular All. Number of Stories: 2
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A1/Aa1 + A2/Aa2 + A3/Aa3 = 0.99 (OK) Maximum Area (sq.ft.) of The Building = 29,138
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302.3.1 Nonseparated uses. Each portion of the building
shall be individually classified as to use. The required type
of construction for the building shall be determined by applying
the height and area limitations for each of the applicable
occupancies to the entire building. The mostrestrictive type of construction, so determined, shall apply
to the entire building. All other code requirements shall apply
to each portion of the building based on the use of that
space except that the most restrictive applicable provisions
of Section 403 and Chapter 9 shall apply to these SECTION 403 HIGH-RISE BUILDINGS
nonseparated uses. Fire separations are not required between CHAPTER 9 FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS
uses, except as required by other provisions.
302.3.2 Separated uses. Each portion of the building shall
be individually classified as to use and shall be completely
separated from adjacent areas by fire barrier walls or horizontal
assemblies or both having a fire-resistance rating determined
in accordance with Table 302.3.2 for uses being
separated. Each fire area shall comply with this code based
on the use of that space. Each fire area shall comply with the
height limitations based on the use of that space and the type
of construction classification. In each story, the building
area shall be such that the sum of the ratios of the floor area
of each use divided by the allowable area for each use shallnot exceed one.