Answer:
(1) The floor slab is subjected to shear stress cracks caused by seismic activity, uneven subsidence, or displacement of the foundation.
(2) Shear stress cracks have formed near all the columns.
(3) All corner and seam construction.
(4) Around the water holes and the areas where water pipes and electric wires are installed.
(5) The mezzanine or second-story space beneath the stairs.
(6) Artificial waterfalls, fish ponds, and flower beds below the construction.
(7) Below the human ear canal and below the exhaust duct.
(8) To create hollow floor panels (multi-layer panels) for the arrangement of mock-mountain-shaped structures, the areas prone to water accumulation should be located below.
(9) The areas below the tree pit where the waterproof layer is vulnerable to damage.
(10) Large flower beds where the weight of the soil is too great.
(11) The RC secondary grouting connection part of the special shaped sculpture.
(12) Around the courtyard lighting cover.
(13) The surrounding area of the "Land God" in the roof ventilation pipes.