Industrial buildings Standard methods of measurement

By:

Building Owners and Managers Association International

Language: English Publication details: Washington DC BOMA 2012Description: iv, 53p ; 27cmISBN:

9780984015313

Subject(s):

LOC classification:

F692.3

Summary: This standard is intended for measurement of floor areas in new and existing industrial buildings occupied by single and multiple occupants. Specifies two methods of measurement: the Exterior Enclosure Method which measures a building from the outside surface of its perimeter enclosure and the Drip Line Method which measures a building from the drip line of its roof.

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This standard is intended for measurement of floor areas in new and existing industrial buildings occupied by single and multiple occupants. Specifies two methods of measurement: the Exterior Enclosure Method which measures a building from the outside surface of its perimeter enclosure and the Drip Line Method which measures a building from the drip line of its roof.

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