Sentence examples for usable floor area from inspiring English sources

As the amount of necessary structural support and vertical circulation grows, usable floor area diminishes, and so does a developer's profit.

Dr. Pérez envisions a new hall -- also named Fiterman in honor of the original donors, Miles and Shirley Fiterman -- that would have more usable floor area than the old building, which was a renovated 1950's office tower.

Mr. Shill wrote back that the floor plans and offering plans "include a caveat that the square footage shown is approximate, based on construction drawings, measured from points behind the boundary walls, and exceed the usable floor area".

According to the contract, 85 percent of the usable floor area was to be dedicated to nonprofit community use, and development of the property was to be substantially completed within three years.

Under the current system, private developers attempt to maximize the usable floor area efficiency at the expense of common area.

Tse et al. (2009) discussed the general concept to determine the wind loadings and wind-induced responses of square tall buildings with different sizes of chamfered and recessed corners while maintaining the total usable floor area of the building by escalating the number of stories which is directly associated with the economics of the building.

Aside from metrics specific to each participant, overall building metrics will also be calculated from the floor plans, including: floor areas (gross, net internal and net usable) and respective densities (ie, floor area per desk type), as well as floor areas of office building destinations.

A fully grown slider needs a tank with a usable floor space at least four times the area of the adult's hard shell, so take this into account when purchasing a young turtle.

Indeed, the city may reduce the ratio of usable building space to site size, from a floor area ratio of 4 to 2.5, said Lester W. Barber, Cambridge's director of zoning.

However, a recent trend in the construction of the CFST columns is to use the high strength concrete (HSC) to increase the usable floor spaces in different buildings due to the global limited land areas.

The architects for 40 Wall Street countered that their building had the highest usable floor.