3. Addition of railings, balconies, walkways or gangways
Refurbishments often require a rethinking of the building's original circulation logic to improve its functionality. A new use for the rehabilitated building may also lead to a change in safety requirements, and the need to add emergency corridors and staircases, walkways (figure 41 ) and external balconies.
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- Structural steel design – Part 1-1: General rules and rules for buildings - Eurocode 3 ENV 1993-1-1 - Octobre 2005
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