Capital Construction Definition

alt=- The construction of any facilities that require not only construction and construction, but also land-based structures of the so-called deep-seated bases, as well as the construction of refrigerating and non-contracting structures, and the installation of all necessary engineering communications. The same capital is the construction of new and modernized old production and non-productive structures.

Capital construction: classification

Different buildings, structures and buildings are accepted for capital construction. Unfinished construction facilities are included in the same list if they were initially built as capital.

The term of the capital construction site appeared in the Russian Federation legislation only in 2005, changing the concepts of the construction site and the real estate facility in urban development. The capital construction site is designed to be subdivided into buildings and structures.

Buildings are designed to live, keep animals, store production products or house production itself. The building is a balanced engineering system and network that serves the ground and underground construction. Buildings are classified as:

  • Housing;
  • and the elderly.

alt=Housing houses or buildings represent several rooms intended for accommodation with additional household accommodation. An example of residential buildings is dormitories, boarding schools, children ' s homes and shelters. Special homes for older citizens, persons with disabilities and veterans are established under the same principle.

The individual housing is primarily different from the one family. This capital facility is located independently of other buildings and cannot have more than three floors. In the case of individual dwellings of a botttage type, land is also owned, the height of the building is limited to two floors.

A housing house created for two or more families with adequate housing legislation for apartments with separate exits belongs to apartment buildings.

The non-residential buildings are designed to preserve material values, create conditions for work and recreation, social or cultural development of the individual. Non-resident buildings include commercial, educational, industrial, administrative, agricultural and medical facilities.

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