The phrase "a total floor space of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the overall area of a space, typically in real estate, architecture, or construction contexts.
Example: "The apartment features a total floor space of 1,200 square feet, providing ample room for comfortable living."
Alternatives: "an overall area of" or "a complete floor area of".
It has a total floor space of 350 square meters, half of which the Takeuchis occupy.
This mansion has four floors, 340 rooms and a total floor space of 200,000 square feet.
The beer garden is integrated in the refurbished Business Lounge in the Schengen departures area (Gate Area G, opposite G 28) of Terminal 2. Covering a total floor space of 11,840 square feet (1,100 square meters), the lounge is equipped with more than 300 seats and has new opportunities for passengers to work, or simply unwind and relax.
Altogether, 14 major buildings were constructed with a total floor space of at a cost of $25.5 million.
The total floor space of the facilities exceeded a hundred and ninety thousand square metres, which is almost forty times as large as the White House.
As a result, total floor space was increased from 3,700 to 4,600 square metres (39,800 to 49,500 square feet), with 4,650 square metres (50,000 square feet) of retail space created for use by the store.
The policy implication to the hyper-dense cities like Hong Kong is that its urban planning and development control regulations should address the issues of development scale and neighborhood sharing of public space, rather than the level of total floor space, within a mass housing estate.
The exercise-bathroom suite (which takes up about 40percentt of the total floor space) includes a Kohler bathtub in a wooden frame.
After the calculation of total floor space and the total population at 2 h time intervals, the number of persons per 100 m2 for each building was calculated using Eqs.
Q The building and zoning laws applicable to my Brooklyn brownstone allow for 4,500 square feet of total floor space, and the building is already at that limit.
Tesco is certainly deploying its formidable domestic cash flow to fuel growth abroad: some 40% of its capital expenditure, and of its total floor space, is now spread across nine countries in continental Europe and Asia.
