The phrase "exterior space" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the area outside a building or a room, or to refer to the available space outside a given area. For example: "The apartment complex has plenty of exterior space for children to play in."
For builders, exterior space comes at a price.
Did everything become interior space, or did almost everything become exterior space?
It is clear that any man-made interior or exterior space is influenced by design or its absence.
"The use of exterior space in commercial office buildings has been overlooked in New York," Mr. Shannon said.
The Shingle style, like the Stick style that preceded it, was characterized by a free-flowing, open plan and frequent interpenetrations between interior and exterior space.
A sense of "innerspace" interacting with exterior space also intrigued Teshigawara in his work with blind performers, Flower Eyes (STEP, 2000) and Luminous (Karas, 2002).
The location and orientation of interior to exterior spaces is another important consideration in the introduction of natural elements.
Particularly notable are pieces that activate interior and exterior spaces, often by interrupting a churning, modified spiral with unexpected angled shapes.
Bruce Cholst, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that another area that creates some confusion among buyers relates to the use of exterior spaces.
The key to the project is the relationship between two exterior spaces, one enclosed by walls, the second given scale by the crane.
Moholy spent her five years at the Bauhaus documenting the interior and exterior spaces of its facilities and the activities of its community, as well as the creative output of its teachers and students.
