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NC-2009 PIf1:Minimum Program Requirements

Defining 'one building'

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Erin Holdenried
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I have a project with two adjacent buildings that are basically physically distinct structures with a short enclosed corridor that connects the two. Can this project be considered one building? The two buildings function together programmatically.

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Wed, 11/07/2012 - 15:03

EH, Based on the MPR Supplemental Guidance for MPR #3, your situation would be two separate buildings. If you have two buildings that are only connected with space for the circulation of people, the two are still distinct enough to be considered two buildings.

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