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Keep up to dateHow a college floor plan should be divided up | ||
Component | Definition | % of gross internal area |
Teaching/learning | Excludes admin, social, catering, communal, storage and balance space | 50% |
Other | All usable space excluding teaching and learning space. Typically includes rooms for admin, social, catering, communal, storage and assembly rooms | 20% |
Balance | “Non-usable” space typically includes corridors, stairwells, lifts, plant rooms and space occupied by internal walls and services | 30% |
Atriums | Fully enclosed, usually glass-covered spaces that are a minimum of double-floor height and of sufficient width to be used as multi-functional space | 10% |
Source: Management of Floorspace, LSC 2007 |
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