Sentence examples for enclosed floor from inspiring English sources

Single-family detached houses, for example, are in the walk-up range of one to three stories and typically meet their users' needs with about 90 to 180 square metres (about 1,000 to 2,000 square feet) of enclosed floor space.

THE AURORA, 30 Bayard; THE IKON, 50 Bayard The 58-unit Ikon is a warehouse building converted to lofts, with four additional glass enclosed floors and the Aurora is a 51-unit, 12-story building next to it.

On the way to the roof platform, reporters stopped at the 107th floor, which itself has just opened as the Trade Center's own enclosed observation floor.

With the newly enclosed top floor, the building now has 13 levels above ground.

The almost two-decade-old rule deems that any licensed venue that offers nude entertainment must provide "a stage or enclosed dance floor, separated from the patron seating area by at least one (1) metre".

The floor and walls were of black slate and the shower enclosed in floor-to-ceiling glass.

But it erupted in an enclosed, ground-floor room where fabric was stored in the six-story building.

The sunroom, enclosed with floor-to-ceiling glass, is a long corridorlike space sometimes used as a formal dining area.

One suite at The Standard hotel in New York has an open-plan bathroom, right next to the bed, enclosed by floor-to-ceiling exterior glass walls (its public loos became famous for allowing people from the street a view).

Enclosed by floor-to-ceiling glass windows that overlook the lush garden, Venissa's 18-seat, intimate yet convivial dining room is enhanced by the homegrown white dahlias spilling over the rims of the empty Venissa wine bottles that grace each table.

The structural system that supports the dome, for instance, is not particularly elegant; on one side the drum that supports it rests on slender three-story-tall columns, on the other it extends down to meet a wall that encloses a floor of offices before resting on a series of shorter columns, upsetting the room's natural symmetry.