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Full-scale fire study of spatial separation
With rising land and infrastructure costs and the demand for affordable housing, there is increasing pressure to allow new houses be built closer together. A series of full-scale fire experiments were conducted to provide data to address spatial separation issues and measures to limit potential fire
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