According to the Building Regulations of the City of Rosario, what are the minimum thicknesses required for non-loaded walls? a) 0.30 m in common...

The answer is (e), all of the above.

According to the Building Regulations of the City of Rosario, the minimum thicknesses required for non-loaded walls are:

• 0.30 m in common bricks for ground floor and Municipal Line
• 0.15 m in masonry with hydraulic insulation for ground floor outside the Municipal Line
• 0.15 m in masonry with hydraulic insulation for upper floors
• 0.15 m for perimeter walls (interior patios, condominium hallways, or exclusive property)
• 0.20 m for dividing walls between departments
• 0.30 m in common bricks for median walls up to 12m, and 0.15 m for more than 12m in own land

The Municipal Line is an imaginary line that divides the city of Rosario into two areas: the area inside the line and the area outside the line. The minimum thickness requirements for non-loaded walls are different for the two areas.

The minimum thickness requirements for non-loaded walls are important for ensuring the safety and soundness of buildings. They also help to reduce noise pollution and improve energy efficiency.