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TNV (Technical and Numeric Variation)

Written and verified by Struqt’s registered architects · Last verified July 2026

Address-specific overrides applied on top of the zone's default rules. TNVs change the effective height limit, setbacks, site coverage, or minimum lot for your particular parcel. Every designer must check them before sketching anything.

Source: PlanSA — Planning and Design Code

What it means for what you can build

A TNV overrides the zone's default numbers for your specific parcel, so always check it before assuming the standard height, setback or site-coverage rules apply.

See this on your own property

Run any Australian address through Struqt to see whether tnv (technical and numeric variation) applies to your block, and what it means for what you can build.