Don't apartment buildings in tourist areas need to consider sunshine? Pray for the great God.

There is no need to meet the requirements of residential buildings (for example, in some areas, windows are full of sunshine for one hour from winter to morning, or windows are full of sunshine for two hours on cold days, and so on). )-The land certificate is commercial (code C) or tourist (non-residential, non-code R), so it is not necessary to consider meeting the sunshine requirements of "residential". . . . However, some planning bureaus will put forward very high requirements, for example, if it is not due north, it needs to be in the east or west of 1 degree.