Sentence examples for floor areas from inspiring English sources

The floor areas of buildings are conventionally expressed in sq metres (or sq ft).

He explained that the building would have multiple cores and stair towers for safety, and several enormous floor areas where the various towers connect horizontally.

Ms. Marrinan said Scarsdale might consider allowing builders to increase floor areas in exchange for using the village's design guidelines to minimize the appearance of bulk.

There tend to be more opportunities for smaller users in urban areas, where existing buildings are older than those in the suburbs and have smaller floor areas.

Hundreds of rolling beige carts stocked with returns line various floor areas and even hallways, awaiting steps in the assembly line.

Both have floor areas at the high end of the range typical in office condominiums in the city, which are about 5,000 to 25,000 square feet.

In general, Class B buildings are older, with smaller floor areas than Class A buildings, but the definitions are not rigid.

The developer was originally granted planning permission to build 1,500 homes at Northstowe, eight miles north-west of the university city – with the council insisting on "minimum room sizes and minimum gross internal floor areas".

When the excellent Parker Morris space standards for social housing were abandoned in 1980, floor areas gradually shrank and housebuilders had to have small furniture specially made to showcase their properties.

Two tents – for two-to-four-year-olds, and for five-to-eight-year-olds – look after children in four-hour slots, occupying them with dressing-up boxes, dance floor areas and a "studio" for jamming sessions.

The ground-floor areas are adjacent to a lush communal garden.