What Is an Interim Audit?
Temporary buildings are structures and other facilities that must be demolished within a limited period of time (usually no more than two years) and have a simple structure. They also include the use of steel, reinforced concrete, cement, brick, wood, stone and other durable materials for engineering needs. Structures and other facilities that must be demolished within a time limit within two years (for example, temporary exhibition houses such as some venues in the Shanghai World Expo). Temporary buildings must also be approved by the planning, land, and construction departments before construction, and the period of use generally does not exceed two years.
- Temporary buildings refer to constructions (structures) or other facilities that are temporarily constructed and used by units and individuals due to production and living needs, have simple structures and must be demolished within a prescribed period. For example: shacks, sheds and other sheds and short-term exhibition rooms (model rooms, exhibition rooms). The structure must not exceed two floors. Except for the special needs of the project, the durable structural forms such as cast-in-situ reinforced concrete are generally not used.
- The use period of temporary buildings is legally mandatory.
- Temporary building adopts disassembly structure, which is required to achieve the purpose of more use times, fast assembly and disassembly, less loss, and low economic indicators. The geometric shape of the structure strives to be simple. For various temporary buildings, the unified modulus of plane and section is selected to reduce the types of components as much as possible. The building block principle is used to assemble buildings with different spans, different areas and different uses. [1]
- For the construction of temporary buildings, the following principles are generally followed:
- (1) Use a few standard components to compose multiple types of buildings.
- So-called
- Temporary buildings in the usual sense, such as offices, dormitories, sheds, and equipment rooms, which are temporarily set up on construction sites to meet the needs of construction projects, give most people the impression that they are cheap, low-grade buildings (hereinafter referred to as " Simple temporary building "), in fact, temporary buildings have long been displayed in front of people with an image of comfort not lower than the standard of permanent facilities. It is difficult for people to distinguish between permanent buildings and temporary buildings, such as various large public buildings. Temporary buildings built by events (Olympics, Asian Games, World Expo, etc.) and sales offices covered by real estate developers (hereinafter referred to as "high-standard temporary buildings").
- High-standard temporary buildings are relatively new in China, and mature and detailed laws and regulations have been adopted to manage them abroad, and the boundaries between temporary buildings and permanent buildings tend to blur. As Chinese construction companies continue to develop in high-end overseas markets, the concept of temporary construction needs to be re-understood. [2]