DMG 04. Junior Ranks' Single Living Accommodation JRSLA

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DEO(W) Design Guide JRSLA 1 Background Figure 1.3 Modular Suite Blocks 1.3.3 The Modular suite The Modular Suite is a standard flat design, developed by the PSA, to meet the scaled area entitlement of a group of bedsitting rooms and associated storage, utility area, WC and ablutions. This accommodation design is adopted for long term occupation. The flats are scaled to accommodate 6 beds, and within the standard design the planning can be varied to meet single or multiple groupings of bedsits. Each of the 3 Services tends to favour the particular arrangement of accommodation which suits its operational requirements most effectively. As-built Modular Suite layouts are included in the Technical Annexe A on Sheets A3.1, A4.1 and A5.1, and also within Section 3, on Planning Data Sheets 3.3.2 and 3.3.3. 1.3.4 Single Room Single room JRSLA can be provided within the Modular Suite design, for long term occupation. An example of this is included in the Technical Annexe, Sheet A7.1, and on Planning Data Sheet 3.3.3 within Section 3. Single rooms with ensuite WC and shower facilities have also recently been adopted by the MOD for JRSLA buildings. See Technical Annexe, Sheet A8.1. This type of accommodation has been adapted from a modular style of motel design and is not to JSP315 accommodation scales. The construction is to a system of building with pre-fabricated components or complete accommodation blocks. The layouts available for JRSLA are restricted by the design flexibility of the system that is used. The grouping of bedsitting rooms is generally in blocks of 20, with the associated storage and utility rooms provided centrally in the building. The larger grouping of bedrooms, compared with the Modular Suite, results in larger rooms for the associated accommodation.
DEO(W) Design Guide JRSLA 1 Background 1 . 4 JSP SCALES OF ACCOMMODATION 1.4.1 Relevant JSP 315 Scales The Scales in the Services Accommodation Code, JSP 315, are the general standards set by the MOD with the agreement of HM Treasury for the provision of accommodation for the regular British Armed Forces and the Ministry of Defence. They are not an automatic entitlement, but have to be compared with defined requirements and justified, together with any variations from the scales, in accordance with standard procedures. Applied in accordance with MOD policies and procedures, the scales provide a sound basis for financial control in achieving value for money in both initial capital cost and subsequent maintenance. This design guide is to be read in conjunction with the relevant JSP Scales listed below. Designers should check that they are working to the current amendment of the Scales and if discrepancies occur between this guide and the JSP Scales, the information contained within the Scales is to take precedence. Scale 1: Main Introductory Notes Scale 3: Junior Ranks' Single Living Accommodation It is important that the general design requirements as listed under JSP Scale 1 are considered in conjunction with the building-specific information incorporated within Scale 3. Associated JSP 315 Scales: Scale 17: Garages, cycle sheds and parking Scale 39: Service Catering Facilities Scale 51: Social Clubs 1.4.2 Accommodation Standards X, Y & Z Within Scale 3, three standards of junior ranks single living accommodation are identified: Standards X, Y and Z. Standard X is adopted where the occupation of the accommodation is short term (up to 6 months), for recruits, or personnel undergoing short periods of training, and including Royal Marines recruit training which exceeds 6 months. The sleeping accommodation is provided in either shared rooms of four or six beds, or ten-bed dormitories, with individual rooms for senior personnel. This type of accommodation is subject to tougher use than either standard Y or Z, and should not be combined with the other standards within the same block. Standard Y is adopted where both individual and shared rooms are required for long term occupation. The accommodation is in the form of self-contained flats designed for 6 personnel, with 2 single bed-sits and one multiple bed-sitting room for 4 people. The Modular Suite flat concept allows flexibility in the standard of accommodation provision. The multiple bed-sitting room within Y standard accommodation can easily be converted, at design stage, into individual rooms (Z Standard) by the introduction of extra partitions. Conversion of already completed buildings, to meet Z standard, would require additional wash hand basins, with water supply and drainage, within the new single rooms. Standard Z is adopted where individual bed-sitting rooms are required for long term occupation. The accommodation is in the form of a 6-person flat with individual bed-sitting rooms. Where Z standard accommodation is adopted, consideration should still be given to the provision of some four-person rooms, which would be available for new arrivals to assist in the settling in process.
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