Standard A.010 RNE

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National Building Regulations
National
STANDARD A. 010
Building
GENERAL DESIGN CONDITIONS Regulation
Source: - National Building Regulations 2019 Updated

- PPT National Building Regulations CAP Regional Lima Training for CAP delegates November
2019
- Technical Verification Guide – Multifamily Max. 19 floors Architect Constanza Remar
- Standard A.010 General Design Conditions
- Architectural Exhibition Lourdes Giusti, Training for CAP Delegates, March 2019
GENERAL PRINCIPLES
Article 1.- To fulfill its objective, this National Building Regulation is based on
the following general principles:
a) People's Safety Create adequate spaces for the development of human

activities, seeking to guarantee the health, integrity and life of the
people who inhabit a building or attend public spaces ; Likewise, it
establishes the conditions that structures and facilities must meet in
order to reduce the impact on buildings and urban infrastructure of
natural disasters or those caused by people. Provide the people involved
in the construction execution process with sufficient security conditions
to guarantee their physical integrity.
GENERAL PRINCIPLES
Article 1.- To fulfill its objective, this National Building Regulation is based
on the following general principles:
a) Quality of Life Achieve a sustainable urban habitat, capable of

providing city inhabitants with spaces that meet conditions that
allow them to fully develop both physically and spiritually.
Guarantee the efficient and sustainable occupation of the territory
in order to improve its value for the benefit of the community .
The land to be used in urban activities must be enabled with
roads and have the basic services of water, drainage,
electrification and communications , which guarantee the optimal
use of the buildings and surrounding urban spaces. Propose the use of
technologies capable of providing solutions that increase people's well-
being. Recognize the phenomenon of globalization as a vehicle of
knowledge in the search for answers to the problems of cities.
STANDARD G. 030
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RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROJECT
SUB CHAPTER III OF THE ARCHITECT
Art. 19
The Architect is responsible for the Design
Building Architectural , which includes:
The architectural quality, the area calculations, the

dimensions of the architectural components, the
technical specifications of the Architectural
Project, the finishes of the work, compliance with
the urban and building parameters required to
build in the corresponding property.
Likewise, he is responsible for ensuring that his

plans, and those prepared by the other
professionals responsible for the Project, are
compatible with each other.
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COMPONENTS
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PROJECTS ANNEX XIV
Article 7.- The architectural project for buildings must cQ - PERU
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Housing, Construction and
Sanitation
LOCATION SCHEME
contain: LOCATION PLAN / LOCATION SCHEME
a) Location and location plan;

b) Blueprints of distribution by levels;
c) Blueprints of elevations;
d) Cut planes for the vertical circulation elements;
e) Blueprints of constructive details;
f) Blueprints of security;
g) Descriptive report, including safety aspects; and ZONING :
URBAN STRUCTURING AREA :
h) Technical specifications. DEPARTMENT :

PROVINCE :
DISTRICT :
Article 8.- The location and location plan must contain the
URBANIZATION :
NAME OF THE ROAD :
PROPERTY N* :
following information: a) Location information LOCATION PLAN 1/500 SCALE

APPLE
BATCH
:
:
- section of the tracks in front of the land,

SUBLOT :
2 SIGNATURE ADM NIS TRAGO

REGULATORY TABLE TABLE OF AREAS (m )
- distance to nearest corner, PARAMETERS NORMATIVE PROJECT FLOORS/
LEVELS New ■ . feel Demoicon i" । Amplify Remodeling i"') SUBTOTAL SIGNATURE AND 8EuO OF THE SIOtLAL PROFESSIONAL
- magnetic north,
Uao3
NET DENSITY
BUILDING COEF
- height and zoning of adjacent land, # LIERE AREA
MAXIMUM HEIGHT
- trees and posts, indication of the number of

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MINIMUM
WITHDRAWAL Side
Poztenor (””>
levels of the building ; and FACADE ALIGNMENT PARTIAL AREA
or -
NORMATNO LOT AREA TOTAL ROOFED AREA DATE
b) Table of areas and urban and building parameters

NORMATNO MINIMUM FRONT LAND AREA
vo PARKING OPENING AREA ( )%
(*) For new buildings, enter information only in this column. ( m ) For remodeling, it is not added to the subtotal area
required to build on the property. (”) To calculate the subtotal area , the area to be demolished is subtracted . Detail the accumulated area (upper floors, basements, semi-basements, etc. ) in section 8 Observations of the FUE.
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Article 9.-
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The level distribution plans of the
architectural project must contain:
a) Finished floor levels;

b) Dimensions of the rooms;
c) Indication of materials
of finishes ;
d) Names of the environments;
e) Fixed furniture;
f) Furnishing, when applicable
of minimum dimensions or
necessary to understand the use;
g) Location of electrical panels.
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RNE I DESIGN CHARACTERISTICS
Art. 2 r--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Exceptionally, designers may propose alternative and/or innovative solutions that satisfy the criteria established in
the third article of this Standard , for which the proposed alternative must be sufficient to achieve the objectives in a
manner equivalent to or superior to what is established herein. regulation.
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In this case, the designer may, if he wishes, base his proposal using NFPA 101 regulations or other equivalent
standards recognized by the Competent Authority.
It should be noted that compliance with this NFPA 101 Regulation is not a requirement , it will only be used to support
an alternative solution.
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RNE I DESIGN CHARACTERISTICS
Urban and Building Parameters
Art. 4
The urban and building parameters must be defined in the Urban Plan.
Parameter Certificates must state:
a) Zoning.
b) Sections of current roads and, where appropriate, of roads planned in
the Urban Plan of the town.
c) Permitted land uses.
d) Building coefficient.
e) Minimum percentage of free area.
f) Building height expressed in meters.
g) Withdrawals.
h) Regulatory lot area, applicable to the subdivision of lots.
i) Net density expressed in inhabitants per hectare or in minimum area of
the units that will make up the building.
j) Parking requirements for each of the permitted uses.
k) Risk or protection areas that could affect you.
l) Qualification of immovable cultural property, if applicable.
m) Particular conditions.
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Art. 8
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Buildings must have at least one access from the outside. The number of entrances and their dimensions are defined according to
the use of the building. Access from the outside can be pedestrian and vehicular. The mobile elements of the accesses, when
activated, may not invade the roads and areas of public use.
Main Door 1 00mt Minimum Width RNEA020 Art. 12 Pta.Deldepto90m 9mne2hojosune
Pedestrian Pue ria P r in cipaled if classcensor 1 . 20mt. RNE A120 ArtB a Only for buildings with elevator.
RNEA010Art32 A120 A«21y
Ramp 1.00m Width Minimum Max.12% 9.a
Includes handrailssee conditions of %
Ramp 0 Elevator RNE A 120 Art. 7.9a and 21 Minimum straight entrance and exit platform dimension 1x120m
ACCESS Give to trained RNEA020.Art.12 Minimum Multifamily Pia 1 20m. RNE A120 Art.B
Front elevator min . 1.50my turning radius RNE A120 Art.6 c and 11 e Turning every 25 linear meters
Doors Invasion Invades Public Area RNE A010 Art.B and An 67.0 Includes Garage Door
Building Up to 15m high 3m vehicle height
Ed if Withdrawals +20m Access to Emergency Vehicles RNE A 010 Art. 8 From 16m to * 4m vehicle height
In the case of buildings that are removed from public roads vehicles (ambulance, first aid vehicle), with a minimum height
by more than 20 m, the architectural solution must include and turning radii according to the attached table and at a
at least one road that allows the accessibility of emergency maximum distance of 20 m from the furthest building:
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VEHICLE
HEIGHT
ACCESS
WIDTH
TURNING
RADIUS
Buildings up to 15 meters high 3.00 m 2.70 m 7.80m
Buildings from 15 meters high 4.00m 2.70 m 7.80 m
Shopping centers Industrial plants Buildings in

general 4.50m 3.00 m 12.00m
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RNE II RELATIONSHIP
When the District OFit,THE
Urban Plan establishes thereBUILDING WITH
will be setbacks THEthePUBLIC
between property line
ROAD Art. 9
and the building line.
The purpose of the withdrawals is to allow the privacy and security of the building's
occupants and can be: Front, Side, Rear
Urban plans establish the minimum dimensions of retreats. The project to be built may
propose larger retreats.
The front, side and/or rear withdrawals can be used to collect fresh air, and/or remove gases
from the monoxide extraction systems of vehicle parking lots located in basements.
In the case of smoke management (extraction) systems for exclusive use in fire emergencies
in basements, these may also be discharged at the floor level of the retreats, using
discharges through a ventilation grill and/or mechanical ventilation systems with discharge
devices at floor level. Specifically for front retreats, mechanical ventilation devices may also
be used, as long as they do not alter the floor level of the retreat, when they are not
operating.
In the case of buildings in which their adjoining walls, as well as the patios that overlook the
property of third parties, must have exterior finishes (stamped, plastered and/or frosted
without requiring painting) from the second level.
Adjacent WALLS Request (Project) Plastering, draping and frosting RNEA010Ar.9 Starting from the 2nd
floor.
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ROAD
Art. 11
Frontal withdrawals can be used to:
a) The construction of steps to go up or down with a maximum of 1.50
m from the sidewalk level .
b) The construction of water cisterns and their respective pump rooms.
c) The construction of guard houses and their respective bathrooms.
d) Vehicle parking lots with light roofs or without roofs.
e) Semi-basement parking spaces, whose upper ceiling level does not
exceed 1.50m above the level of the sidewalk in front of the lot.
f) Opaque front sills .
g) Walls for electric energy meters
h) Natural gas and LPG regulators and meters .
i) Underground storage of LPG and combustible liquids.
Cistern slipways. fences, meters, gas, eaves, limestones, pools
Frontal Permitted uses RNEA010Ar.11 substation SCl equipment, others
Setback According to Municipality Parameters

WITHDRAWALS It is not allowed in buildings without front Withdrawals Up to 50m and 2.30m high .
Flying RNE A 010 Art.Ua
setbacks. Not allowed in lateral and rear removals
Corner Minimum octave 3m on the bisector RNE A 010 Art.13 Allow visibility
Side/ Back According to Municipality Parameters RNE A01Ü Artlla
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ROAD Art. 11
Frontal withdrawals can be used to:
Discharge devices (floor intakes) and return (LPG liquid fuel) CANTILEVER +
j) OVER RETREAT
Protective roofs for people's access.

Stairs open to independent upper floors, when these constitute extensions of the
k)
original building.
l)
Swimming pools .
m) Electrical substations and their ventilation. 5.00
n) Installations of fire fighting equipment and accessories.

WITHDRA
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o) Floor level discharges from smoke ventilation systems in the event of fire.
p) And others duly supported by the designer.
q)
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ROAD Art. 12 (fences)
Fences are intended to provide visual and/or hearing protection and provide security to the
building's occupants; must have the following characteristics:
a) They may be placed on the property line, and may be opaque.
and/ or transparent . The placement of fences
opaque does not vary the size of the required withdrawals.
b) The height will depend on the environment.
c) They must have a finish consistent with the building they
surround.
d) Connections may be installed for use by firefighters (Siamese
Valve).
e) Boxes may be installed for “loading and return” reception of
LPG
f) Connections may be installed for the discharge of hydrocarbons
and also water.
g) Boxes for energy meters may be installed.
h) When safety devices are installed that could put people at risk, they must be properly
marked.
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ROAD Art. 13 (Ochaves)
In the corners formed by the intersection of

two vehicular roads, in order to avoid traffic
accidents, when there are no setbacks,
opaque fences are used, there will be a
setback on the first floor , diagonally (octave),
which must have a minimum length of 3.00
m , measured on the perpendicular of the
bisector of the angle formed in the corner. The
octave must be free of any element that
obstructs visibility.
Cistern slipways. zeros, meters, gas, eaves, limestones, pools
Frontal Permitted uses RNE A 010 Art.11 sub station SCl equipment, others

WITHDRAWALS Flying It is not allowed in buildings without front retrofit RNE A 010 Art. Wow Withdrawals Up to 50m and 2.30m high .
Not allowed in late or later withdrawals
Corner Minimum octave 3m . on the bisector RNE A 010 Art.13 Allow visibility
Side/ Back According to Municipality Parameters RNE A 010 Al14.a
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ROAD Art. 14 (overhangs) Tank stands, zeros, meters, gas, eaves, limestones, pools sub station
Frontal Permitted uses RNE A 010 Art.11 equipment pos SCl, others

WITHDRAWALS It is not allowed in buildings without front Withdrawals Up to 50m and 2.30m high.
Flying RNE A 010 Art. 14 to
setbacks. Not allowed in lateral or rear withdrawals
Corner Minimum octave 3m on the bisector RNE A 010 Art.13 Allow visibility
Side/ Back According to Municipality Parameters RNE A 010 Art 14.
The cantilevers will have the following

characteristics:
to
) In buildings that do not have a setback, overhangs over the sidewalk will not
be allowed, unless for reasons linked to the pre-existing urban profile , the
district Urban Plan establishes the possibility of executing balconies, rain
protection overhangs, cornices or other architectural elements whose
projection falls on public roads.
b) Overhangs can be built over the front setback up to 0.50 m, starting at a height
of 2.30 m. Larger overhangs require increasing the building setback by an
equivalent length.
Overhangs will not be allowed over minimum regulatory lateral and rear
c) setbacks, nor over front setbacks whose purpose is to widen the track.
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Art. 15
Rainwater from roofs , terraces and open patios must
have a collection system channeled throughout its
entire journey to the public drainage system or to the
ground level.
Rainwater may not be poured directly onto land or

buildings owned by third parties, nor onto spaces or roads
for public use.
Covered Area M2 or percentage According to District

Front / Side REMOVAL M2 or percentage According to District
ROOFTOP Sun and shadow M2 or percentage According to District
H Parapets Minimal height. 10mt RNEA020 Art. 23
Adjacent 2.30m.+0 according to ordinance RNEA020 Art. 20

Use M2 or percentage According to District
Treatment Landscape M2 or percentage According to District
Elevator Arrival According to case
Rainwater On the roof of galleons, terraces RNE A010Ar15A 020 Art

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Art. 16 and 17 Seismic joint approx. = 0.006(h) (in cm)
Art. 16 Every building must keep a distance from
neighboring buildings, for reasons of seismic safety , fire
safety or due to natural lighting and ventilation conditions
of the environments that comprise it.
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Attr. 17 The separation of buildings between properties as
well as the separation between buildings within the same
property (lot) are established for seismic safety reasons
that are established in the corresponding structural
calculation, in accordance with earthquake resistant
standards.
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VISUAL Dormt Living rooms, Dining studios Parameters RNEA010Art 18.a Min.5m 01/3 building
REGISTRATION Minimum Separation

Parameters RNEA010Art.
(between housing Kitchen and Covered Patios Min .4m or %4 ah. edification
18.b
blocks)
Terraces To Neighbors Dividing wall minimum height 2.30m. RNEA020Ar.20 Height of patios : terraces and top floor.
Art. 18
In Residential Complexes , made up of several multi-family buildings, the separation between them, for reasons of privacy and
natural lighting, will be determined based on the use of the rooms that Bedrooms or studies Living rooms and dining rooms
face each other, according to the following:

a) For buildings with openings for bedrooms, studies, dining
rooms and living rooms, the separation must be equal to or
greater than one third of the height of the lowest building, with
a minimum distance of 5.00 m. When the openings are in front
of the lateral or rear property limits, the distance will be equal to
or greater than one third of the height of the building itself.
S: 1/3Hb S: 1/3H
Minimum Minimum
5.00 5.00
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Dormt Living rooms, Studies, dining rooms Parameters RNEA010Art 18.a Min.5m 01/3 building
RECORD Minimum Separation
VISUAL (between Parameters RNEA010Art.
Kitchen and Covered Patios Min.4m or % ah. edification
18.b
housing blocks)
Terraces To Neighbors Dividing wall minimum height 230m. WEA 020 Art. 20 Height of patios: tongs and last floor.
Kitchens, passages or covered

patios
b) For buildings with openings in
kitchen rooms and covered
patios, the separation distance
must be greater than a quarter
of the height of the tallest
building, with a minimum
distance of 4.00 m.
S: 1/4Ha
Minimum
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Art. 19 WELLS FOR NATURAL LIGHTING AND VENTILATION
Edit 15m See for Building < a 1 5m 10% minimum side 1 8Om
Minimum RNEA.010Ar19.ayc
Edit > at 15m View for Building > 15m 20%
2.20m per side
LIGHT WELLS Dimensions Dormt Living rooms, Dining studios 1/3 facing + ground floor from 1 m. from the floor.
19.b
Kitchen and Covered Patios 19.c % facing + bottom from 1 in . of floor
2m
minimum
Wells for natural lighting and ventilation must meet the following characteristics:
For single-family homes , they will have a minimum dimension of 2.00 m per side
measured between the faces of the walls that define the well.
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Art. 19 WELLS OF LIGHT – MULTIFAMILY HOUSING
Edit 15m See for Building < 1 5m 10% minimum side 1 8Om
2.20m per side
Parameters RNEA010Art. 1/3 facing + ground floor from 1 m. from the
LIGHT WELLS Dimensions Dormt Living rooms, Dining studios
floor.
19.b
For homes in multi-family buildings :
a) They will have minimum dimensions of 2.20 m per side, measured between the
faces of the walls that define the well.
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Edit 15m See for Edd < a 15m 1 0% minimum slope 1 80m
Building at 15m View for Edd > at 15m 20%
2.20m per side
LIGHT WELLS Dimensions Bedroom Living rooms, Dining studios 1/3 lower facing ♦ from 1 m. from the floor.
19.b
Kitchen and Covered Patios 19.c % facing + bottom from 1m from the floor
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b)
The perpendicular distance
between the openings of the
rooms of bedrooms, studies,
rooms
and
dining rooms , which use the
well measured at the central
point or axis of the opening and
the opposite wall that makes up
the well must not be less than
one third of the height of the Yo Yo
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lowest face of the well, l<I S: 1/3Hb
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Minimum 2.20
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measured from 1.00 m above the lowest floor.
Edit 15m See for Building < 1 5m 10% minimum side 1 8Om
2.20m per side
Parameters RNEA010Art. 1/3 facing + ground floor from 1 m. from the
LIGHT WELLS Dimensions Dormt Living rooms, Dining studios
floor.
19.b
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c) The perpendicular distance between the openings of the service rooms, kitchens and covered service patios that use the
well, measured at the central point or axis of the opening, and the opposite wall that makes up the well, should not be less
than a quarter. of the total height of the lowest face of the well , measured from 1.00 m above the lowest floor.
When the dimension of the well perpendicular to the openings it serves is greater than 10% than the minimum established in
sections b) and c) above, the perpendicular dimension of the well may be reduced by a proportional percentage to a
minimum of 1.80. m
In buildings 15 meters high or more , when the dimension of the well perpendicular to the openings it serves is less than
the minimum established in sections b) and c) above by up to 20% , the minimum perpendicular dimension of the well must
increase. in a proportional percentage.
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Art. 21
The Dimensions, area and volume of the building environments must be those necessary to:
a) Perform the functions for which they are intended.

b) Accommodate the number of people proposed to perform these functions.
c) Have the volume of air required per occupant and guarantee its natural or artificial renewal.
d) Allow the movement of people as well as their evacuation in cases of emergency.
e) Distribute the planned furniture or equipment.
f) Have sufficient lighting.
For maintenance Open side towards common use environment

MOUNTS Uprights Water, Sewage, and Electricity RNE A 010 Art. 46,020 21
VERTICAL DUCTS
Kitchens, sh, circulation passages, warehouses, storage They can be
LIGHTNING Environment Lighting Have sufficient lighting RNEA010Art 21.447-50 illuminated through other environments
KITCHENS , SH, circulation passage , warehouse and Nat or art air renewal must be guaranteed.
VENTILATION Room Ventilation storage can illuminate through other environments RNE A DIO Art 21.c,51Y52 The warehouses and warehouses can be ventilated through
mechanical ventilation ducts.
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Art. 22
Rooms with horizontal ceilings will have a

minimum finished floor to ceiling height of 2.30
m. The lower parts of pitched roofs may have a
lower height. In hot climates the height should
be higher.
Building Height Comply according to parameters RNEG030 Art. 19

2.30m minimum Floor to Ceiling or according to On sloped ceilings they may have a lower height
HEIGHT Floor to Ceiling Height RNE A 010 Ar.22
District
Basements/Technical Rooms 2.10m To Bottom Beam Base RNEA010Art.24 Venfica* duct installations and installations
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Art. 23 HEIGHTS OF SPACES FOR MECHANICAL INSTALLATIONS
Rooms for equipment or space for mechanical installations may have a minimum height of 2.10m, as long as they allow the
entry and permanence of standing people for installation, repair or maintenance.
H< 2.30 m, but that

allows the entry of
people
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Art. 24
The beams and lintels must be at a minimum height of 2.10m . on the finished floor.
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Art. 25 CIRCULATION PASSAGES

security elements or installation
Passages for the transit of people must meet the following pass boxes
characteristics:
a) They will have a minimum free width calculated based on the
number of occupants they serve .
b) The passages that are part of an evacuation route will
have no obstacles in the required width, except in the
case of security elements or passage boxes of installations
located in the walls, as long as they do not reduce the
required width by more than 0.15 m. The calculation of
evacuation means is established in standard A-130.
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c) The horizontal distance from any point, vertical circulation
inside a building, to the entrance hall of the Maximum horizontal

distance:
building or to a vertical circulation that leads 45 m without sprinklers
directly to the exterior, will be a maximum of

45.0 m without sprinklers or 60.0 m with
sprinklers.
The total travel distance of the evacuator (measured
horizontally and vertically) from the farthest point to the
WITH
safe place (escape exit, refuge area or emergency TYPES OF RISKS NO SPRINKLER
staircase).
SPRINKLERS
d) In buildings for residential use, an Light Risk Building (low) 60m 45m
additional 11.0 m may be added , measured
from the apartment door to the entrance door to 60m 45m
Moderate Risk Building (ordinary)
the evacuation route.
Mandatory use of
High risk industry 23m.
sprinklers
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e) Without prejudice to the aforementioned evacuation calculation, the minimum dimension of the width of the interior horizontal passages and
circulations, measured between the walls that comprise it, will be the following: - Interior of the homes 0.90 m . - Passages that serve as access
to up to two homes 1.00 m. - Passages that serve as access to up to 4 homes 1.20 m .
Interior of homes ≥ 0.90m. Passages that serve as access to up Passages that serve as
to 2 homes ≥ 1.00m. access to up to 4 homes ≥
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Art. 25
CIRCULATION PASSAGES
- Indoor work areas in

offices 0.90 m.
- Commercial premises
1.20 m.
- Health premises 1.80
m. Commercial Premises ≥ Educational Premises ≥
- local 1.20m. 1.20m.
educational
1.20 m.
Indoor work areas in offices ≥ 0.90m. Health Premises ≥ 1.80m.

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ii)
a)
Grades
b)
c) Evacuation distances are measured as follows:
In floors with furniture distribution, from the most remote point, at 90º angles.
In floors with furniture distribution, the travel distance along the evacuation corridors is taken from the most remote point.
In buildings for residential use, an additional 11.00m may be added , measured from the apartment door to the entrance door to the
evacuation route.
BUILDINGS FOR RESIDENTIAL USE
entry to the
evacuation route
apartment door
Maximum: 56 m without sprinklers
71 m with sprinklers
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RNECesar Cerron Estares
Arch.
Andres.cerron@urp.edu.pe
Art. 26
STAIRS
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Art. 26.- There are 2 types of stairs :
A. INTEGRATED
They are those that are not isolated from horizontal circulation and whose objective is to satisfy the transit needs of
people between floors in a fluid and visible manner .
These stairs can be considered for calculation and support as means of

evacuation, if the travel distance allows it.
They are not mandatory construction , since they depend on the

architectural solution and characteristics of the building.
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There are 2 types of stairs :
B. EVACUATION
They are fire and smoke proof , they serve for the evacuation of people and access
for emergency response personnel. These stairs must meet the following requirements:
They may be:

• WITH PREVIOUS VENTILATED LOBBY (FOR SMOKE
EVACUATION).
• WITH PREVIOUS NON-VENTILATED LOBBY .
• PRESSURIZED sys. Injection air under presure.
• OPEN on one side to the outside.
• CLOSED height no greater than 15 m.
• MIXED
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b. EVACUATION, Characteristic
s
1. It must be located in such a way that it allows you to

exit the building quickly and safely.
2. They must be continuous from the first to the last floor,
vertically and/or horizontally. At least 50% of the
baskets will have to maintain continuity up to the roof,
if there is one. Except for residential buildings ( cat ladder
access ).
3. They must deliver directly to the sidewalk, at public
road level.
4. It will not be continuous at a level lower than the first
floor VIA PÚRIICA
5. The vestibule must have a minimum area that allows

access and maneuver of an evacuation stretcher or a
minimum area of 1/3 of the area occupied by the
stairwell.
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TERVICIRCULACIÓ . VERTICAL, OPENINGS TO THE EXTERIOR, VANOS AND EVACUATION DOORS
VACUATION, Characteristics
are with
A.130, Article 22. In no case will they have an opening width less than 1.00m .
7.The access doors to the stairwells must open in the direction of the evacuation flow of people and their
opening radius must not invade the area formed by the circle that is the radius of the width of the stairs.
8.Have a minimum free width of the staircase section of 1.20 m. This width may include the projection of the
handrails.
9.Have handrails on both sides separated from the wall by a maximum of 5cm. The width of the
handrail will not be greater than 5 cm.
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10. They must be built of non-combustible material, in
any case they must maintain the structural mm WALL
L FIREBREAK
resistance to fire requested in section 15.
11. There must be no obstacles, combustible materials,
ducts or openings inside the stairwell.
12. Passages from the inside of the box to the outside STANDIN
must have fire protection (sealant) no less than the G AREA
fire resistance of the box. EVACUATION

13. Inside the evacuation stairs (stand area and pre- LADDER
lobby area), only installations of fire protection VINU
► LOBBY
systems are permitted. PREVIOUS
AREA
LOBBY
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14. Have stairwell enclosures with a fire resistance of 1 hour if it is up to 15 meters high; 2 hours in case they are from 15
meters high to 72 meters high;sand 3 hours if they are 72 meters high; and 3 hours if
they are 72 meters high or more.
15. Have fireproof frames, doors and accessories with a resistance of no less than 75% of
the resistance of the stairwell they serve and must also be smoke proof in accordance
with Standard A.130.
16. The space under the stairs cannot be used for any use if it is located inside the stairwell.
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b. EVACUATION
Characteristic
18. s uprights is not permitted through the evacuation staircase, except for fire safety systems. They must
Access to ducts and/or
have a fire hose pass, square type with a side of 0.20 m, no more than 0.30 m high, measured at the top of the pass, duly
marked inside the staircase, maintaining the fireproof enclosure with material that is easily frangible from the inside of the
staircase.
19. The evacuation staircase must not have openings other than the access doors.
20. The evacuation staircase may not be of a spiral type, unless it communicates a maximum of two continuous levels, serving
no more than 5 people, with a handrail on both sides and with a light risk classification.
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Guy s 'Not Presumed3 r
,Indicate Type RNEA010Ar.26.B.3.3
Broad Minimum measurements 1 20m wide RNEA010Art.26.B.8
Steps and Contrasteps Comply with rule 20p+ 1 p=.60m or 64m RNEA010Ar.29.c Res dential.25m steps max 18 m counterstep
Railing Both sides RNEA010Art.26.B.9
Diagonal Step Only allowed on integrated stairs RNEA010Art.29.g

STAIRS Pta. Invado Circulation pia invades area formed by the circle RNEA010Art.26.B.7 Turning radius
Off-Ladder Registration RMEAÜ1CArt.26.B.17
Installation Ducts Common
Minimum duct dimensions RNEA010Ar40.ayAr.46 They must have an open side from the Common Area
Non-Flammable Materials
1st Floor Hall RNE AÜ1Ü Art. 26.b3
No need for a previous lobby
To Technical Rooms Minimum width 90m RNEA010Art.28.f
Between lower and upper floors Located at download level
Addressing Barrier RME AÜ1Ü Art.26.B.4
Exterior openings on each floor with
OPEN EVACUATION
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TYPES OF EVACUATION STAIRS
B 1 WITH PREVIOUS VENTILATED LOBBY (FOR SMOKE EVACUATION)
1. Access door to the previous vestibule ventilated from the floor area must be fire resistant, at least ¾
of the resistance time of the enclosure and with automatic closing .
Door that connects the ventilated lobby with the staircase , must have a minimum fire resistance of
2. 20 minutes, and must have automatic closing.
Access will only be through a prior ventilated vestibule that separates the stairwell from the rest of
the building.
3.
If you choose to provide natural lighting to the stairwell (stand area), the following alternatives can be
used:
4.1 Distances less than or equal to 3 m : A closed opening with translucent material and a firebreak
on any of its faces is permitted, which will not exceed 1.50 m2 when the distance between the opening
and any point of an opening or other building is less than 3m. .
4.2 For distances greater than 3 m : there is no area limitation for the translucent material and no fire
protection requirement, only smoke protection.
5. The depth of the previously ventilated vestibule, measured between the central axes of the door
openings in the evacuation direction, must be at least 1.80 m . If there is a second entrance to the
previous ventilated vestibule, it is not necessary to increase the depth of the vestibule.
For residential buildings only, the equipment for air injection and extraction must be located on
6. each level of the staircase ; the installation of centralized equipment (a single fan or extractor for
the entire staircase) is not permitted.
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a) Evacuation stairs with a previous vestibule that ventilates directly to the outside.
The previous vestibule may vent towards the outside of the building (towards an open place) as long as there is no nearby
opening within a radius of 6 m measured from the ends of the opening through which it ventilates. Likewise, it must have an
opening open to the outside of a minimum of 1.50 m2.
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b) Evacuation stairs with a previous vestibule that ventilates through a mechanical extraction system
The previous vestibule may be ventilated by means of a mechanical extraction system, towards the outside of the building, as long as
a smoke enclosure is established in said vestibule. The mechanical extraction system must be installed in each previous vestibule of
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level to which it delivers.
Likewise, the mechanical extraction system can ventilate outside the building through its own ventilation duct, that is, used
exclusively for said extractors. Solutions in which the duct has openings coming from other areas of the building will not be accepted.
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WITH PREVIOUS VENTILATED LOBBY (FOR SMOKE EVACUATION)
c) Evacuation stairs with a previous vestibule that ventilates through a mechanical extraction system
Solution D:
Solution to:
He
lobby
He
The previous
previous
vestibule ventilates
It ventilates through a
through a mechanical
J.00 mechanical extraction
extraction system to 3.00
system to a ventilation
Solution B: This enclosure may be made of glass towards the Solution C: The previous
outside of the building (towards an open place) as long as there is vestibule ventilates through a
no window or opening within 3.00 m . minimums measured from mechanical extraction system to a
the end of the glass horizontally and/or perpendicularly. ventilation duct located outside
the vestibule.
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The design must guarantee that the mechanical extraction system is activated automatically when a fire event occurs in the
building, so it must be interconnected with the building's fire detection and alarm system.
The power supply necessary for the operation of the mechanical extraction systems must be protected against fires with a
resistance of no less than 2 hours.
Mechanical extractors must be supplied by a secondary energy source. The automatic activation of the system must be carried out
by a smoke detector located within 3 m of the entrance door from the hall to the previous lobby .
The design, calculation and sizing of the mechanical extraction system and its components must be carried out in accordance with
the requirements established in the NFPA Code 101 Chapter 7, as well as in accordance with the following design criteria.
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a) The vestibule must have at least one air change per minute .
b) The air extraction in the vestibule should be 150% of the air injection.
air to the lobby.
c) The injection and extraction ducts must be independent of each other, and
only used for ventilation purposes; no other type of installation is allowed
inside these ducts.
d) The base of the air injection grille must be located no more than 0.15
m above floor level , inside the vestibule.
e) The top of the air extraction grille should be located no more than 0.15
cm below the ceiling level , inside the vestibule.
f) When the stair doors are open , they should not obstruct the injection
or extraction grilles .
g) Between the top of the door opening and the ceiling level, there must be a
distance of 50cm, so that the Lobby becomes a smoke trap. Shorter
distances are allowed when the engineering design of the Extraction
System, as well as field tests, support it.
h) The staircase (stairs area) must have a pressure relief damper at the
top, mechanically operated, with the capacity to discharge at least 70.8
m3/min and a positive pressure of no less than 0.00025 bar (0.10 inch of
water) with all doors to the lobby area closed.
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B 2 EVACUATION STAIRS WITH PREVIOUS NON-VENTILATED LOBBY
Only allowed for risky occupations

light and moderate (ordinary), when the area in
where the entrance door from the building to the
interior of the previous vestibule is located.
ventilated to the staircase, do not count on
material
fuel , and with an area of no less than 4 m2 .
Also permitted in residential uses, as long as the

doors of the homes leading to the lobby
(environment without combustible material) have
a fire resistance of 20 minutes and the building
has a fire detection and alarm system as
established by the Standard. At 130.
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PRESSURIZED
1. They will have a mechanical system that

injects pressurized air into the stairwell
following the parameters established in
Standard A.130.
2. They must be closed to the outside .
3. These types of stairs are not allowed in
residential buildings .
PRESSURIZATIO
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FIRE WALL
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OPEN
1. They are open to the outside on at least one side with an area of at least 1m 2 on each floor.
2. The opening open to the outside will be at a distance of 6.00 m or more from an opening of the building it serves.
3. This separation must have a fire resistance of no less than 1 hour . The separation of 6.00 m . It must be measured
horizontally and perpendicular to the opening.
4. This staircase is only accepted for buildings no higher than 30 m in height measured above street level.
4.1 Exception 1 : In existing buildings, where the incorporation of an additional evacuation staircase is required, it may be
opened up to a maximum of 60 meters high.
4.2 Exception 2: For new buildings, the height of the open staircase may be unlimited as long as an architectural design is
offered that minimizes the perception of effects such as vertigo, referring to the visual impact of height on evacuators.
ABROAD
6.00m 6.00m
INSIDE ------- FIRE WALL

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CLOSED
1. When all sides have an enclosure with a resistance of no

less than 1 hour , including the door.
2. They will be accepted only in buildings no higher than 15

m high and protected 100 % by a system
sprinklers.
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MIXED
1. They will occur in buildings that have underground parking.
2. It can be used in parking lots with closed stairs (meeting the requirements of B.5 closed) and on upper floors with stairs with
a ventilated vestibule . (complying with any of the alternatives proposed in B.1 )
STAIRS OF
EVACUATION
LADDER
CLOSED
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RNEAND EVACUATION DOORS Art. 27
VANOS
The number and width of the stairs will be determined according to the travel distance of the
evacuator measured from the room furthest from the stairs and the floor with the greatest capacity .
The number of evacuation stairs is calculated based on compliance with the following criteria:
a) Regardless of the load capacity of the stairs and the relationship with the number of occupants, at
least two evacuation stairs are required in every building, with the exception of Art. 28 of
Standard A.010.
b) Useful width required to evacuate, measured based on the maximum occupant load per floor or
level, established Standard A.130 Art. 22 (Width of evacuation components).
c) Evacuator travel distance (Art. 25 paragraph C)
d) Alternative escape route concept
e) According to the specific requirement established by the RNE Standard A.130 , Article 22 (For
calculation results greater than 1.20 m in width, rounding in modules of 0.60 m is not applicable)
and Article 23.
f) When two or more stairs are required, and the building has a sprinkler system , these must
be located on opposite routes with a minimum distance between escape doors equivalent to
1/3 of the greater diagonal of the floor of the building they serve.
g) If the building does not have a sprinkler system , the stairs must be located on opposite routes
with a minimum distance between escape doors equivalent to ½ of the longest diagonal of
the floor of the building they serve.
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VANOS
DOORS
Art. 27
f) When two or more stairs are
required, and the building has a
sprinkler system , these must be
located on opposite routes with a
minimum distance between
escape doors equivalent to 1/3 of
the greatest diagonal of the floor
of the building to which they are
located. serving.
For offices with floors larger than 650

m2 and more than 21 floors, the
concept of separation distance
between evacuation stairs can be
dispensed with, when the conditions
of any of the options of Standard
A.010 Art are met. 27 item 3.1, 3.2,
3.3
Source: Architectural Exhibition. Lourdes Giusti, Training for CAP Delegates, March
2019
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Art. 27
EXAMPLES
DOOR OR RAMP WIDTH CALCULATION
Ap = Coffee. X 0.005 m per person
Ap = 320 x 0.005 m = 1.60 m
CALCULATION OF WIDTH AND NUMBER OF STAIRS
Ae = Coffee. X 0.008 m per person
Ae = 320 x 0.008 m = 2.56 m/ 2 = 1.28
Ap = Width of door or ramp

Ae = Stair width
Caf = Number of people at the level with the highest capacity
An = Area of the floor or level
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Art. 28 Regardless of its use, every building must have at least 2 evacuation stairs, except in the following cases:
a) In residential buildings , for each building:
a) Up to 15 meters high , measured from the access level, they may have a single staircase, which may be integrated and must comply with the characteristics of Art. 26 subsections b) 1, 2, 7, 8 and
20.
b) More than 15 meters high requires a minimum of two evacuation ladders , unless it meets all of the following requirements, so that it can have a single evacuation ladder :
2.1. No more than 60 meters in height measured from the lowest level of the fire truck access.
2.2. Access to the evacuation staircase is through a previous vestibule, without fuel load , in accordance with any of the alternatives proposed in this Standard.
2.3. Count, each of the departments. with smoke detection , at least in the hall that connects the bedrooms and fire alarm inside the apartment. both connected to a centralized system .
b) In office buildings , a minimum of two evacuation stairs are required, unless all of the following requirements are met so that there can be only one staircase :
1. No more than 30 meters in height measured from the lowest level of the fire truck access.
2. In the case of integrated stairs used as an evacuation route, the maximum travel distance from the furthest point of the building to the outside of the building is not
greater than 45 m if the building does not have sprinklers or 60 m if the building has sprinklers .
3. In the case of evacuation stairs, it complies with any of the alternatives proposed in this Standard and delivers directly to the outside of the building or to a hall on the first floor compartmentalized
firebreak and the travel distance from the door of the evacuation staircase to the door of the building does not exceed 10 m
4. The maximum travel distance, from the furthest point of the plant to the entrance door to the evacuation staircase, is not greater than 30 m .
5. The complete plant (flat) has a maximum area of 650 m2 .
6. The maximum load of evacuees per plant (floor) is less than 100 people .
7. The entire building has a centralized smoke detection and fire alarm system in accordance with Standard A.130 .
Art. 28 Regardless of its use, every building must have at least 2 evacuation stairs, except in the following cases:
c) In accommodation buildings , they require at least two evacuation stairs, unless they meet all the requirements so that they can have a single evacuation staircase :
2. There are no more than 12 rooms per floor .
3. The building is protected with sprinklers.
4. The evacuation staircase does not serve more than half of the floor level below the discharge level .
5. The travel distance from the room door to the exit is less than 10.7m .
6. The staircase is compartmentalized or separated from the rest of the building with resistance walls. fire of minimum 1hr .
7. In every opening of the enclosure that separates the staircase from the building, doors with devices must be located. Automatic closing and fire resistance for 1hr walls .
8. All exit access corridors must have a fire resistance of at least 1 hour .
9. Both vertical and horizontal separation between rooms must have a minimum fire resistance of 30 minutes.
d) In commercial buildings , it requires at least two evacuation stairs, unless all the requirements are met so that it can have a single evacuation staircase :
2. In the case of integrated stairs used as an evacuation route, the maximum travel distance, from the furthest point of the building to the outside of the building , is not greater than 45 m if the building does not have
sprinklers or 60 m if the building has sprinklers .
3. In the case of evacuation stairs, they comply with any of the alternatives proposed in this Standard and deliver directly to the outside of the building, with a maximum travel distance, from the furthest point.
distance from the plant to the entrance door to the evacuation staircase is no more than 30 m.
4. The complete plant has a maximum area of 300 m2.
5. The entire building has a centralized smoke detection and fire alarm system in accordance with Standard A.130 article 53.
6. The use of integrated stairs is permitted, complying with the evacuator travel distances described in point 2 , as long as the evacuation route passes more than 6 m from any fireplace, grill, chimney or any other
artifact that has an exposed live flame (fire) . Does not include ovens with door devices or locking mechanisms.
7. The use of a single evacuation staircase is not allowed in Shopping Malls, Shopping Complexes and Markets (wholesale and retail).
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Article 28.- Regardless of its use, every building must have at least 2
evacuation stairs, except in the following cases:
e) In buildings greater than 175 m in height (regardless of use),

measured from the lowest level of the fire truck access, they must
have a minimum of 3 evacuation stairs.
f) In any use, for areas or rooms inside buildings , above or below floor
level, where engines such as generator sets and/or fire pumps
operate, with a total fuel (diesel) storage volume of no more than
3,785 liters (1,000 gallons), which is supplying the engine(s), the
national hydrocarbon legislation will not be applicable, a single
access staircase to the area is required, with a width of no less
than 0.90 m; when the capacity and travel distance of the evacuator
allow it.
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Article 29.- Stairs in general, integrated or evacuation, are made up of sections, landings and railings.
to Conditions that must be met are the following:
) The stairs will have a maximum of seventeen steps between landings.
b The dimension of landings must be a minimum of 0.90 m in length for linear stairs; Another type,
the width of the landing will not be less than that of the flight of the stairs.
c) In each flight of stairs, the steps and counter steps are uniform, the rule must be met: 2
counter steps + 1 step , they must be between 0.60 m and 0.64 m, with a minimum of 0.25 m for
steps in housing, 0. 28 m in commerce and 0.30 m in places with a mass flow of public, health
and education and a maximum of 0.18 m for counterpasses, measured between the vertical
projections of two adjacent edges.
The width for stairs is considered between the enclosing walls that make it up, or their
d) limits if one or both sides are open. The presence of handrails does not constitute
a reduction in the width of the staircase . The stairs will have a minimum width of
1.20 m
e) Stairs over 1.20 m up to 2.40 m will have handrails on both sides. If they are more than
f) 2.40 m, they must also have a central handrail. Only in integrated stairs may there be
diagonal steps as long as 0.30 m from the beginning of the step, it is at least 0.28 m.
g)
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Art. 36
Buildings that contain several independent real estate units must have water meters for each unit.
The meters must be located in places where it is possible to read them without having to enter the interior of the unit being
measured.
independent real estate units
a water meter for each unit accessible without

entering it
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Art. 39 The sanitary services of the buildings must meet the following requirements:
a) The maximum travel distance to access a health service will be 50m .
c) The finishing materials of the environments for sanitary services will be non-slip on floors and waterproof on walls, and
with a washable surface.
d) All environments where sanitary services are installed must have drains to evacuate water from a possible flood.
e) Sanitary appliances must have low water consumption .
f) The water flow control systems, in sanitary services for public use, must be automatic closing or flowmetric valve .
g) Visual registration of the interior of environments with sanitary services for public use should be avoided .
h) The doors of rooms with sanitary services for public use must have an automatic closing system .
Art. 39 Automatic or flowmetric valve closure in public health
services .
Waterproof and washable walls
Non-slip and washable floor
Sink
low water consumption

sanitary appliances
Avoid visual registration of

Door with automatic public health services
closing system
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40 The: environments intended for health services may be ventilated through ventilation ducts. Ventilation ducts must meet the
following requirements
a) The dimensions of the ducts will be calculated at a rate of 0.036 m2 per toilet of each
sanitary service that ventilates per floor, with a minimum of 0.24 m2.
b) When the ducts house water, drainage or electricity uprights, they must
N increase the section of the duct depending on the diameter of the uprights. -0
c) When the ceilings are accessible to people, ducts of 0.36 m2 or more must have a
protection system that prevents the accidental fall of a person .
d) Ventilation ducts, in buildings over 15 meters high , must have a mechanical extraction
system in the environment that uses the duct or a wind extraction system on the last level.
e) The fire must be prevented from spreading through the ventilation ducts , which
must be designed with horizontal or vertical solutions with internal devices that
prevent smoke from entering floors above the fire, considering the use of smoke traps.
dampers or similar devices to control it .
A per toilet = 4 x 0.036 m 2
= 0.144 m2
To min. = 0.24 m2
RIEAOTOA4la Mechanical extraction by environment CWind

Sanitary-Ventilation Others 036m2 X toilet x floor Min. 24m2 increase section
system in últimorive
Building>W15mH Mechanical Extraction System RNEA01OAt40d
CHAPTER IX LIGHTING REQUIREMENTS Art. 47- 48 – 49 - 50
Kitchens, sh.pasn.es circulation, deposits,
LIGHTNING Environment Lighting Have sufficient lighting RNE A010Art 21447-50 storages They can be illuminated through other environments
Art. 47 The environments of the buildings will have components that ensure the natural and artificial lighting necessary for use by its occupants.
Natural lighting will be allowed through teatines or skylights.
Art. 48 The rooms will have direct natural lighting from the outside and their openings will have a sufficient
area to guarantee a level of lighting in accordance with the use for which it is intended.
The environments intended for kitchens, sanitary services, circulation passages, warehouses and
storage may illuminate through other environments.
The circulation passages that serve for evacuation, and in general the evacuation routes, can have natural or
artificial lighting or a combination of both.
Art. 49 The light transmission coefficient of the transparent or translucent material , which serves to
close the openings, will not be less than 0.90 m . If it is lower, increase the dimensions of the opening.
Art. 50 All environments will also have artificial lighting means in which the luminaires that can be installed
must provide the lighting levels for the function that takes place in them, as established by Standard EM.010.
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Art. 51
All rooms must have at least one opening that allows air to enter
from the outside. The environments intended for sanitary services,
circulation passages, warehouses, control rooms, environments
that for safety reasons cannot have access to exterior openings,
halls, basement and storage environments or where activities are
carried out in which people enter Eventually, they may have a
solution for artificial lighting, mechanical ventilation through
exclusive ducts or other environments.
Kitchens, SH, circulation passage, warehouse and Final or art air renewal must be guaranteed.
storage can illuminate through other environments
VENTILATION Room Ventilation RNEA010Art. 21.c,51Y52 The warehouses and warehouses can be ventilated by mechanical
means or ventilation ducts.
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The ventilation elements of the environments must have the following requirements:
a) The opening area of the opening to the outside will not be less than 5% of the surface of the room that is ventilated.
b) Sanitary services, warehouses and warehouses can be ventilated by mechanical means or through ventilation ducts.
WINDOW
Kitchens, SH, circulation passage, warehouse and Final or art air renewal must be guaranteed.
storage can illuminate through other environments
VENTILATION Room Ventilation RNEA010Art. 21.c,51Y52 The warehouses and warehouses can be ventilated by mechanical
means or ventilation ducts.
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Art. 54 Air conditioning systems will provide air at a temperature of 24 ° C to 2 ° C , measured in dry bulb and a relative
humidity of 50% to 5%. The systems will have mechanical filters to have adequate air cleaning.
Art. 58 All mechanical installations, whose operation may produce annoying noises or vibrations to the occupants of a
building, must be equipped with devices that isolate the vibrations of the structure, and have acoustic insulation that prevents
the transmission of annoying noises to the environment. abroad.
avoid the transmission of annoying noises
structure vibrations
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CHAPTER XI CALCULATION
PARKING LOTSOF OCCUPANTS OF A BUILDING
Art. 61,
Art. 64, 65,calculation
59 The 66, 67, 68,of 69
occupants of a building (Capacity) will be made according to what is established in Standard
A.130 and according to the occupancy rates for each type according to Standards A.020, A.030, A.040, A.050 , A.060,
A.070, A.080, A.090, A.100 and A.110 of the RNE.
Individual Dimensions 2.70m
According to Municipality for necessary
De Lae Housing RNEAOlOArt 65 a,b 2 continuous 2 50m
quantities / Minimum dimensions 3a* 2 40m)
The number of occupants is exclusively applicable to the calculation of and
Tolerance 5% structure emergency
always 5m exits, passageways for people to
Visiting Visit Minimum According to Municipality Ordinance
circulate, elevators, provision of sanitary services, width and number of stairs. Dimensions Individual 3 80 x 5m
Disabled At least 1 RNEA120.Art16.C 6 to 20 stac 1 disabled
Law 29783-2012 21 to 50 2 units 1 51 to 400 2 c /50 stac
Art 11,16,19 ♦ of 400 vehicles 16 eslc *1 w /100 additional
Double One after another

In the case of buildingsSemi-basement
with two orstartmore
of ramp to uses (mixed uses), the number of occupants corresponding to each area will
RNE A010 Art, 65 e Length 9 50m, A single Real Estate unit
the
RNEAOlOArt. 67
property line 6% To Park
be
PARKING calculated
LOTS according Basement
Access and Ramps to its use. When different uses are contemplated in the same area, the most demanding number
3m Flat Removal
Semi basement no > a N *150m from the floor measured
from the sidewalk level
% 15% maximum
of occupants must be considered.
sidewalk cut + than 150 vehicles RNE A 010 Art 68
Turning radius 5mt. Measurements to Caml road axis RNE A 010 Art. 67g
Up to 40 vehicles 3mt
6mt or separated
41 to 300 vehicles If they consider separate entrance and exits, they must
Income (entrance and exit) RNEAOlOArt. 67b.4,5y6 comply with the required half width.
12m (double entry and
301 a+ vehicles
exit)
Ride Cars In buildings < 500m2 RNEAOlOArt. 61 Be careful, it is not a land area
Natural + 20 vehicles on 1 floor The monoxide extraction inlets must be located at the
top and not affect adjacent buildings Art 9
Ventilation Artificial + 20 vehicles in 2 or + basements
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RIDE CARS
Art. 61 The parking lots will be located within the same building they serve, and only in exceptional cases due to a parking deficit,
will they be located on different properties. These spaces may be located in the basement, semi-basement, at ground level or on
the upper floor and constitute a complementary use to the main use of the building.
In buildings with an area of less than 500 m2 , where access to parking spaces located in basements may be done using forklifts
(car lifts).
The use of mechanical or robotic assistance systems (elevators) is also permitted to allow two or three level parking (one vehicle
on top of the other) on a single floor, for semi-basements, basements, at ground level, and on high floors.
STANDARD A.010
CHAPTER XII PARKING LOTS
RNE
Art. 64 The parking spaces to be considered are for cars and vans to transport people with up to 7 seats .
For the parking of other types of vehicles, it is necessary to carry out calculations of parking spaces and
maneuvers according to their characteristics.
Art. 65 Private use is considered to be any parking that is part of a housing project, services, offices and/or any
other use that requires low turnover. The characteristics to be considered in the provision of spaces for private
use will be the following
a) The minimum clear dimensions of a parking space shall be: (When placed):
i) Three or more continuous parking spaces: Width: 2.40 m each structural element _ occupy S 5% of the
minimum width
ii) Two continuous parking lots:
iii) Individual parking spaces: iv) In all Width: 2.50 m each
cases: Length: Width: 2.70 m each
b) The structural elements may occupy up 5.00 m / Height 2.10 Minimum width Minimum width
to 5% of the width of the parking lot , when it has the minimum dimensions.
c) The minimum distance between opposing parking spaces or between the back of a parking space and the
opposite closing wall will be 6 m.
d) If the parking spaces are located in front of routes of entry or evacuation of people, this area must be
declared as a Rigid Zone , its use as parking is not permitted and the separation space of the rigid zone
must be the same as the width. useful calculated for the evacuation route . As long as the evacuation route
design requires the use of this rigid zone between vehicles. The sidewalks, depending on their width, can be used
to channel evacuation flows.
e) Double parking spaces , that is, one after the other, are counted to reach the number of parking spaces
required in the urban plan , but they constitute a single real estate unit . In this case, its length can be 9.50 m
f) Do not locate parking spaces within a 10 m radius of a hydrant or 3 m from a firefighter connection
(injection siamese).
STANDARD A.010
RNE
Article 66.-Public use is considered to be all parking that is used for Commerce (shopping center, supermarket, department store, group of stores,
home improvement store) or any other commercial category that requires high turnover. The characteristics to be considered in the provision of parking
spaces for private use will be the following:
a) Minimum clear dimensions of a parking space will be:
1) Three or more continuous parking spaces: Width: 2.50 m each
2) Two continuous parking lots: Width: 2.60 m each
3) Individual parking spaces: Width: 3.00 m each D private use: 6.00 m
D public use: 6.50 m
4) In all cases : Length: 5.00 m / Height: 2.10
injection siamese
b) The structural elements may occupy up to 5% of the width of the parking lot , when it has the minimum dimensions.
c) The minimum distance between opposite parking spaces or between the back of a parking space and the opposite closing wall will be 6.50 m.
d) Parking spaces must not invade or be located in front of people's entry or evacuation routes.
e) No parking spaces should be located within 10 m of a fire service connection (siamese injection) or within 3 m of a fire connection.
3m
f) The width, height and turning radius of the Fire Department units must be considered in access and circulation.
hurtful ________
STANDARD A.010
Arti.RNE
67 The areas intended for vehicle parking must meet the following requirements: a) Access and exit to
a parking area may be proposed jointly or separately.
b) Vehicle entry must respect the following dimensions between walls:
1) For 1 vehicle: 2.70 m.
2) For 2 vehicles in parallel: 4.80 m.
3) For 3 vehicles in parallel: 7.00 m.
4) To enter a parking area for less than 40 vehicles: 3.00 m.
5) To enter a parking area with more than 40 vehicles. up to 300vehicle:6.00 m or an entry and exit
independent 3.00 m. DC..
6) To enter a parking area of 300 vehicles, to further: 12.00m. either a income double 6.00 m.and exit double
of 6.00 m
c) The entrance doors to parking lots may be located at the property line as long as the opening of the door does not invade the sidewalk,
d)
otherwise they must be located at a sufficient distance to allow the opening of the door without interfering with the movement of people
through it. the sidewalk.
a
n The access ramp to the basement, semi-basement or upper floors must have a slope of no more than 15% . Changes between planes of different
d) slopes must be resolved using transition curves.
Ramps must start at a minimum distance of 3 m from the property line . At this distance the floor must be horizontal at the level of the
sidewalk. In the case of semi-basement parking lots, whose upper roof level does not exceed 1.50 m above the level of the sidewalk in front
F) of the lot, the access ramp to the parking lot may begin at the property line .
STANDARD A.010
Vehicle access to parking lots may be located in setbacks, as long as it does not affect vehicle traffic on the road where it is accessed.
RNE
The turning radius of the ramps will be 5 m measured to the axis of the vehicular
circulation lane.
axis of the vehicular

circulation lane
STANDARD A.010
RNE
Art. 68 Access to parking lots with more than 150 vehicles may cut the sidewalk, for which they must have ramps on both sides.
The sidewalks that must be crossed by vehicles to individual parking areas or with less than 150 vehicles will maintain their level in which case ramps for
vehicles must be provided on the shoulder , and where there is no shoulder, outside the limits of the sidewalk.
Art. 69 Ventilation of vehicle parking areas, regardless of their size, must be guaranteed, naturally or mechanically.
Parking areas with more than 20 vehicles in single-level basements, at ground level or on upper floors, whether or not they have a building for commercial
or residential use above them, will require sufficient natural ventilation to allow the elimination of the carbon monoxide emitted. by vehicles.
Parking areas with more than 20 vehicles in basements above the second basement require a mechanical carbon monoxide extraction system, unless
efficient natural ventilation can be demonstrated. Monoxide extraction systems may also be used for the extraction of smoke from fires (smoke
management system) and in this case the solution that predominates in the design is smoke management, and the height of the intakes. Monoxide
extraction must be located at the top. The provisions of Standard EM 030, article 5, paragraph 2, do not apply.
The extraction system must have gas outlet ducts that do not affect adjacent buildings.
gas outlet ducts that do not

affect
the adjacent buildings
- from the second basement

onwards they require a
outside the limits of the sidewalk mechanical extraction system
STANDARD A.010
RNE
Arch. Cesar Cerron

Estares
STANDARD A.010
RNE
Andres.cerron@urp.edu.pe

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University FACULTY AND SCHOOL

Ricardo Palma ARCHITECTURE

Course: PROJECT DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP I

Acadér Semester 2017-1 2020-1

Arch PROFESSOR A rq . CESAR CCERRON

Source: - National Building Regulations 2019 Updated

a) People's Safety Create adequate spaces for the development of human

a) Quality of Life Achieve a sustainable urban habitat, capable of

The architectural quality, the area calculations, the

Likewise, he is responsible for ensuring that his

contain: LOCATION PLAN / LOCATION SCHEME

a) Location and location plan;

h) Technical specifications. DEPARTMENT :

following information: a) Location information LOCATION PLAN 1/500 SCALE

- section of the tracks in front of the land,

2 SIGNATURE ADM NIS TRAGO

- height and zoning of adjacent land, # LIERE AREA

- trees and posts, indication of the number of

levels of the building ; and FACADE ALIGNMENT PARTIAL AREA

b) Table of areas and urban and building parameters

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a) Finished floor levels;

Buildings up to 15 meters high 3.00 m 2.70 m 7.80m

Buildings from 15 meters high 4.00m 2.70 m 7.80 m

Shopping centers Industrial plants Buildings in

Setback According to Municipality Parameters

Protective roofs for people's access.

n) Installations of fire fighting equipment and accessories.

In the corners formed by the intersection of

Setback According to Municipality Parameters

Setback According to Municipality Parameters

The cantilevers will have the following

Rainwater may not be poured directly onto land or

Covered Area M2 or percentage According to District

Adjacent 2.30m.+0 according to ordinance RNEA020 Art. 20

Rainwater On the roof of galleons, terraces RNE A010Ar15A 020 Art

REGISTRATION Minimum Separation

face each other, according to the following:

Kitchens, passages or covered

For homes in multi-family buildings :

CHAPTER III SEPARATION BETWEEN BUILDINGS

a) Perform the functions for which they are intended.

For maintenance Open side towards common use environment

Rooms with horizontal ceilings will have a

Building Height Comply according to parameters RNEG030 Art. 19

Art. 23 HEIGHTS OF SPACES FOR MECHANICAL INSTALLATIONS

H< 2.30 m, but that

Art. 25 CIRCULATION PASSAGES

c) The horizontal distance from any point, vertical circulation

inside a building, to the entrance hall of the Maximum horizontal

directly to the exterior, will be a maximum of

- Indoor work areas in

Indoor work areas in offices ≥ 0.90m. Health Premises ≥ 1.80m.

These stairs can be considered for calculation and support as means of

They are not mandatory construction , since they depend on the

They may be:

1. It must be located in such a way that it allows you to

5. The vestibule must have a minimum area that allows