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floorage; floor area (Gross Area The total of all areas of a building. The term is commonly used but its measure is defined differently by different stakeholders, which include designers, developers, cost estimators, appraisers, property tax officials, real estate brokers, financial institutions, insurance companies, building code & zoning officials, property managers and facility managers. There is no single accepted method of measuring Gross Area. Gross Building Area (GBA) A term used by federal agencies to measure multi-family properties and industrial buildings, and by the 1996 BOMA Standard. It is similar to Gross Area. Gross External Area (GEA) A term used in the United Kingdom, defined in the RICS Standard, for the area of a building measured externally at each floor level. Gross Floor Area (GFA) See "Floor Area, Gross", "Gross Area", Zoning Floor Area". Gross Internal Area (GIA) A term used in the United Kingdom, defined in the RICS Standard, for the area of a building measured to the internal face of perimeter walls at each floor level. See also Net Internal Area. Gross Leasable Area (GLA) Used in retail leasing. Generally the floor area available for the exclusive use of a retail tenant measured to the outside face of exterior walls and the centerline of demising walls separating tenants. It includes basements and mezzanines. In Australia, GLA stands for Gross Lettable Area and is well defined in the Property Council's Method of Measurement standard. Gross Living Area (GLA) A term used by residential appraisers to describe finished, above-grade residential space, measured to the outside face of exterior enclosing walls. Also referred to as Residential Living Area in the 1995 version of the AIA D-101 Standard, the measurement method is not defined in any major published measurement standard. Gross Measured Area From the BOMA Office Standard, the total of all fully enclosed floor areas of a building, measured to the Dominant Portion of the Finished Surface of exterior enclosing walls, including basements and penthouses. See the BOMA Standard. Gross Rentable Area Another term for Rentable Area, not defined by the BOMA Standard.  buildingareameasurement.com Alexander Demidov); floor space (напр., здания); floor area (напр. в кузове) |
