That simply comes down on the exact method, however DL's technique is much closer to US shipyards than JN. There is no reason to believe 004 will be capped at under 330m.
DL and CX may have different construction methodologies but I think Nx4eu is wrong on module placement in the drydocks. DL's gantry is 1,000 tons, 200m +span and over 100m high, and CX's gantry is 900 tons, 250m+ span and over 100m high. We do not need to place modules in the drydock for the gantry crane the access it. the gantry track extends well beyond the dry dock, and that is where we usually laydown the modules. Or we can throw it in the adjacent dry dock and traverse across it. It is 250m wide crane after all.
We would throw them inside the drydock if there is space available inside since we can avoid double handling, or overhead lifts above other sim ops. End of the day they are all sub 1,000 ton pieces so it aint a big deal whether we get the spmt to stage it at the end of the dry dock or inside the dry dock.
They also don't need that much clearance to join up, I mean we just drop them in and rely on construction guides on the modules for alignments and whatnot, its not like we need to skid/skate something in later instead of dropping it in, and we would leave room for that if need be.
You would need clearance and space for the paint job though, but again that isn't that much space and definitely workarounds available.
There is absolutely no problem building within meters of the dry dock walls lol....