▷A small cyber security company is planning to move to a new leased office space.
After programming, the designer determines that the client will require approximately
8,700 ft2 of net assignable area. If the leasing manager for the building tells the client
the building load factor is 1.5, about how much space does the client need to
consider leasing? Use the smallest efficiency factor that suites the building type.
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gross area = 8700/.75, gross area = 11600, rentable = 11600 x 1.5, rentable =
17400 sf
What is included in the calculation of net area (NSF)?
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, workspaces, dedicated support, support spaces, circulation is NOT
INCLUDED
How is gross area measured?
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Measure to the outside finished surface of permanent outer building walls
How to measure rentable square footage (RSF)?
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gross area x building load factor
(Add the usable area to building common spaces while excluding major
vertical penetrations)
2 ways of calculating rentable area
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legacy method and single load factor method
calculate rentable area
After programming, the designer determines that the client will require approximately
8,700 ft2 of net assignable area. If the leasing manager for the building tells the client
the building load factor is 1.5, about how much space does the client need to
consider leasing? Use the smallest efficiency factor that suites the building type.
Give this one a try later!
gross area = 8700/.75, gross area = 11600, rentable = 11600 x 1.5, rentable =
17400 sf
What is included in the calculation of net area (NSF)?
Give this one a try later!
, workspaces, dedicated support, support spaces, circulation is NOT
INCLUDED
How is gross area measured?
Give this one a try later!
Measure to the outside finished surface of permanent outer building walls
How to measure rentable square footage (RSF)?
Give this one a try later!
gross area x building load factor
(Add the usable area to building common spaces while excluding major
vertical penetrations)
2 ways of calculating rentable area
Give this one a try later!
legacy method and single load factor method
calculate rentable area
