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Typical quantities controlled by prescriptive escape and compartment rules. Based on Australian Building Codes Board (2020b), p. 66 and Van Rossum (2027), §1.2.

Original vector illustration for Prescriptive design, level 2 Intermediate.

Source basis: Australian Building Codes Board (2020b), p. 66 (DTS provisions prescribe maximum distance of travel to an exit or to a point with two directions, distances between exits, separation of paths); Van Rossum (2027), §1.2 (metres of travel distance, minutes of fire resistance, square metres of compartment)
Alt text: Floor plan with two exits, a dashed walking route to the nearest exit, a dead-end corridor and a compartment boundary, each with a dimension arrow.

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Short title	Typical quantities controlled by prescriptive escape and compartment rules. Based on Australian Building Codes Board (2020b), p. 66 and Van Rossum (2027), §1.2.
Image title	Floor plan with two exits, a dashed walking route to the nearest exit, a dead-end corridor and a compartment boundary, each with a dimension arrow. Source basis: Australian Building Codes Board (2020b), p. 66 (DTS provisions prescribe maximum distance of travel to an exit or to a point with two directions, distances between exits, separation of paths); Van Rossum (2027), §1.2 (metres of travel distance, minutes of fire resistance, square metres of compartment)
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