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BCA building classes
The BCA classifies buildings by their use. A building may be made up of a number of classes if it has a mixed use. The BCA identifies the following building classes:
Class 1a - a single dwelling or attached dwellings (eg a terrace, duplex, etc) where each dwelling is separated by a fire wall.
Class 1b - one or more buildings that constitute a boarding house, guest house, hostel of small scale (ie not exceeding 12 persons or 300m2 in floor area).
Class 2 - a building containing two or more dwelling units (eg flats, apartments).
Class 3 - a residential building for a number of persons such as a large scale boarding house, guest house, hostel, the residential part of a hotel, motel, school, etc.
Class 4 - a dwelling unit that is a part of a commercial use (eg a caretakers/managers flat).
Class 5 - an office building.
Class 6 - a shop or other building where goods or services are retailed directly to the public.
Class 7a - a car park building.
Class 7b - a storage building or building where goods are wholesaled (eg a warehouse).
Class 8 - a laboratory or a building where a process takes place (eg factory, workshop, etc).
Class 9a - a health care building (eg a hospital, clinic, etc).
Class 9b - an assembly building (eg community hall, sports hall, etc)
Class 9c - an aged care building.
Class 10a - a non-habitable building being a private garage, shed or the like.
Class 10b - a structure (eg a fence, wall, mast, swimming pool, etc).
Building classes and the format of the BCA
The BCA is split into two volumes. Volume One deals with buildings in Classes 2 to 9 and Volume Two, also known as the Housing Provisions, deals with buildings of Class 1 and 10.
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