What is the Building Height?
According to the Planned Areas Zoning Regulation determined by the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization, the height of the building refers to the height from the elevation point to the eaves for the buildings. Completed buildings must match the information in the zoning plan and regulation. In the opposite cases, buildings may be subject to courts and a decision to demolish such buildings may be given.
How to Calculate Building Height?
The building height calculation is found in the zoning regulations. Within the framework of these regulations, details such as retaining walls, garden walls and the number of floors that can be found in the building are included. For buildings where the number of floors is not specified in the zoning plans, the number of floors is determined according to the conditions in the regulation. In addition, when determining the number of floors in the regulations, it is calculated excluding the basement.
On roads with a width of up to 7 meters, the number of building floors can be at most 2; For roads wider than 7 meters and narrower than 10 meters, the number of floors is 3. The number of floors in the building increases exponentially in this direction. The maximum number of floors can be 18 for 50 meters and wide roads.
