Modular Coordination  Rules

•       Assembly of a single element in large components.
•       Few possible different types of components.
•       Minimum waste of cut required.

Modular coordination is the basis for standardization of a size production of
components.


A set of rules would be adequate to meet the requirements of the conventional and prefabricated structure.

 These rules are adaptable for a planning grid in both directions of the horizontal plane

•     first 3M for residential and institutional buildings,
•     For industrial buildings,
•     15 m for sections up to 12 m
•     30M for sections between 12m and 18m
•     60M for sections of more than 18m

The centre lines of the load-bearing walls must match the lines of the grid

•      In the case of external walls, the grid lines should coincide with the central line of the wall   5cm from the inner face of the wall.
•      The planning module in the vertical direction will be 1M up to a height of 2.8M inclusive.
•      Preferred increments for fixed heights, doors, windows and other windows should be 1M.
•      In the case of internal columns, the grid lines will match the centre lines of the columns.

In the case of external columns, the grid lines will coincide with the centre lines of the columns on the floor. A basic module can be represented as a module and for larger project modules they are represented.