T/CCPEF 060-2019 Forest health and wellness cabin construction technical specifications
T/CCPEF 060-2019 Forest health and wellness cabin construction technical specifications
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Main Technical Content: 5. Basic Requirements 5.1 Architectural Requirements 5.1.1 Building Area The building area should be adapted to local conditions and adjusted based on the actual size of existing forest stations and concentrated forest tourism areas. Single-story small buildings should generally be no less than 100 square meters; medium-sized buildings should be over 200 square meters; large terraced buildings should be over 500 square meters; and cluster-style, row-style, and enclosed-style buildings can be developed into wellness cottage complexes. 5.1.2 Building Materials Green and natural, non-toxic, and environmentally safe building materials should be used. High-tech, low-carbon, and energy-saving building materials that meet national standards are preferred, and relevant certificates issued by authoritative departments, such as testing reports, patent certificates, and safety application ratings, must be provided. Large-scale customer cooperation cases and application feedback information should also be provided as proof. 5.1.3 Architectural Style The architectural style should prioritize an international perspective and combine Chinese and Western cultures. 5.1.4 Building Performance Wellness cottages should have safety warning functions such as fire prevention, burglary prevention, disaster prevention, earthquake prevention, flood prevention, waterproofing, lightning protection, and anti-theft protection; they should also be moisture-proof, insect-proof, and mold-proof. They should have good lighting, heating, and ventilation conditions. 5.1.5 Building Form The main building forms include 2-person, 3-person, and 4-person occupancy. 5.2 Cottage Location 5.2.1 Location and Transportation Wellness cottages should generally be no more than 2 hours away from provincial capitals or major urban transportation hubs (airports, high-speed rail stations, bus stations, and passenger terminals); and the distance to major highways sh