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Tenants advised to obey regulations on apartment

A building architect has advised families planning to live in an apartment to study all the relevant regulations prior to moving in to help prevent unexpected security-related occurrences

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Fri, May 9, 2014 Published on May. 9, 2014 Published on 2014-05-09T12:39:55+07:00

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Tenants advised to obey regulations on apartment

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building architect has advised families planning to live in an apartment to study all the relevant regulations prior to moving in to help prevent unexpected security-related occurrences.

'€œTenants must obey certain regulations when living in an apartment, which is far different from living in a landed-house,'€ F Endhiibuhindar said.

'€œTenants of an apartment should abide by regulations set by the owner of the high-rise building,'€ he added.

'€œThis is important, especially for a family that has a young child,'€ he was quoted as saying by okezone.com.

According to him, the trend of living in an apartment in Jakarta started only 10 years ago. Living in an apartment has increasingly become the preferred domicile thanks to their generally close proximity
to the CBD.

'€œMost of Jakarta'€™s residents are more accustomed to living in a landed house and when they live in an apartment, many are not ready for apartment-living habits and regulations. They have to abandon their mindset of living in a landed-house,'€ he said.

He said that an owner of apartment should also consider aspects of design and building materials that are safe for children. '€œThe quality of building materials should be prioritized,'€ he said.

'€œChildren'€™s safety should be the main concern with regards to the building materials that are used,'€ he said.

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