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What are some rules of thumb for planning our project?

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What are some rules of thumb for planning our project?

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For an approximate approximations and should not be used as though they apply specifically to each individual case. The rules of thumb listed below are estimations of property, building space and needs in initial planning Phases. An architect should be consulted to help in making final decisions on the need for relocation. The Site: Approximately two (2) acres per 300 attendance for the auditorium, educational building and parking. An additional two (2) to four (4) acres are needed for activities buildings and outdoor recreation areas. The Auditorium: The approximate capacity can be estimated from 10 to 17 square feet per person. First Unit Buildings (Worship and Education): Plan 35 to 40 square feet of floor space per person. Activity Building: 10,000 to 16,000 square feet. (Gymnasium only. Dressing rooms can add approximately 6,600 sq. ft.) Parking: Can be estimated as one car for every 2.5 seats. (generally, 100 cars can occupy 1 acre).

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