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1. 2. 3. 4. Key Considerations Technical requirements Regulatory Compliance References
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Technical requirements
A. Safety
1. 2. 3. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. Measure against killer litter Safety barrier at common areas Safety barrier at roof Choice of materials Fabrication method Treatment on external facade Access for maintenance at roof Gondola Installation Unauthorised access
C. Security
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A1 Killer litter
SAFETY
A girl was killed here by flower pot 5 years ago Recently, within a period of 14 days, there are 2 separate incidents where flower pots dropped to the ground floor
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A1 Killer litter
SAFETY
Potential killer
Bldg
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b. c. d.
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Using landscaping as barrier to discourage residents form walking below openings Dispensing with provision of apron
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*lift lobbies, common corridors, roof gardens and other areas accessible by general public
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Along perimeter of main roof ( new) Along maintenance route where theres no roof fascia( for existing)
Maintenance route
Spacing - not more than 1200mm Height - not less than 1000mm measured from secondary roof level
Narrow Access
Obstruction by services
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Considerations
Durable
In material and construction long life expectancy able to withstand rough usage
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Access for maintenance Low operating, repair, replacement & maintenance cost Easily available
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B1 Choice of material
DURABILITY
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B2 Fabrication of components
DURABILITY
Use precast elements and factory prefabrication. Rely less on workmanship on site
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B2 Fabrication of components
DURABILITY
Missing bolts
Misaligned hole
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Panel loosened
B2 Fabrication of components
DURABILITY
Corner windows
B3 External facade
Avoid
External plastering Brick-cladding In-situ tiling to faade walls Other form of cladding or attachments at heights Cladding panel dislodged
Safety risk due to falling panel Costly repair Difficult to inspect and maintain
B3 Roof
Metal or clay roof shall NOT be used above 2nd storey of any HDB residential buildings.
POINTS TO NOTE: Provision of access for maintenance purpose a. at least one staircase access to the main roof b. staircase access from main roof to the lift machine room
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Primary roof
Provide min 1.8m headroom below water tank for maintenance of pipes. Provide access platform to water tanks. Provide roof over booster pump room.
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3.
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B5 Installation of gondola
EASE OF MAINTENANCE
Ensure all roofs, water tanks, features and every part of external faade is accessible for maintenance. Gondola is the MAIN means of access for maintenance of external faade.
B5 Installation of gondola
EASE OF MAINTENANCE
Metal roof projects 3 m from building edge, not accessible from roof or by gondola for maintenance and repair
C1 Linkway connection
SECURITY
Opening at MSCP
Roof of covered walkway provided possible unauthorised access to residential unit. Although window are at high level, resident felt insecure. Grilles had to be installed at MSCP opening.
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C1 External ledge
SECURITY
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C1 Features
SECURITY
Ensure external features does not facilitate unauthorised access to units above
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Regulatory Compliance
Submission to authorities as as per private projects. Need to submit to HDB thru CORENET. Resolve regulatory compliance issues early prior to launch or exhibition Avoid mechanical system as means of compliance
MSCP should be designed without need for sprinkler or mechanical ventilation system All escape staircases & lobbies should be naturally ventilated Optimum compliance
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References
1. 2. 3. HDB standard specifications HDB Guide Drawings Town Councils publication Design for Maintainability
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THANK YOU
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