Sentence examples for useable space from inspiring English sources

In addition, the useable space per extra floor starts to fall as the central "core" of the building gets bigger.

Farrell notes that he spent two years working for the developers, Sellar, to create the masterplan for the area and came up with proposals that won broad support and limited building height to 18 storeys, as well as better integrating transport links into the new development while creating more useable space.

Now on Thursday, after years of making do in that building, the arts organization will reopen after a two-year renovation that will double its useable space to 40,000 square feet, and will bring BRIC's contemporary art, performing arts and media programs under one roof for the first time since the organization's founding in 1979.

Focusing on the city-state Singapore, the paper highlights one technological innovation, namely "the Underwater City", which embodies a futuristic infrastructure meant to expand the city-state's limited land by creating useable space underwater.

The paper is amply illustrated to show the high quality internal useable space achieved, which has maintained the essence of the rustic and rural setting in its outer appearance.

The downside, of course, is that you lose actual space to put things in; two 500 gig drives, for instance, will result in a total of 500 gigs of useable space.

Turning the areas around walls into useable public space is one of the things El-Halawany hopes MasterPeace's project will achieve.

Fortunately, the council was supportive of doubling their useable living space by adding an extra floor, plus a mezzanine level in the pitch of the roof.

"The project is set to enhance the park as a useable events space and will encourage people to visit the waterfront which has benefited from significant council investment over the last few years".

More frustrating, however, was the absence of any useable counter space -- to house toiletries and toothbrushes.

Birmingham, Alabama and its partners made a commitment to renew the community of Collegeville by developing vacant lots into useable green space around Historic Bethel Baptist Church, constructing a pedestrian/vehicular bridge, and creating new affordable housing.