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The document classifies 9 types of buildings according to the National Building Code: 1) residential, 2) educational, 3) institutional, 4) assembly, 5) business, 6) mercantile, 7) industrial, 8) storage, and 9) hazardous. It provides examples for each type to illustrate the uses and purposes of buildings that fall under that classification.
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- 3. 1. Residential buildings- These are the buildings in which sleeping accommodation is provided for normal residential purposes with or without cooking or dining or both facilities. Residential building
- 4. 1. Residential buildings- It includes, i. Private dwelling houses ii. Apartment houses (flats) iii. Bungalows iv. School and college dormitories v. Hostels vi. Hotels vii. Military barracks, etc
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- 7. 3. Institutional Buildings- It includes - i. Hospitals ii. Nursing homes iii. Sanatoria iv. Mental Hospitals v. Jails, Prisons vi. Orphanages, etc.
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