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Building Common Area

(pronounced BIHL-ding KAH-mehn EHR-ee-uh)

This is one of those commercial real estate / facility management / property management terms that you will encounter when practicing either corporate design or tenant development. Its accuracy is important because it affects the rate a tenant will pay to lease space in a building. The Building Common Area is the “fully enclosed space within a building that benefits all occupants of that building but which does not accommodate a tenant's personnel, furniture, fixtures or equipment.” Sometimes it might include auxiliary spaces like loading docks, central electrical and HVAC area, or the building operations office. A typical, safe example is the entry lobby of an office building.

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IIDA, in partnership with Hospitality Design magazine, proudly announces the 17th Annual IIDA/Hospitality Design Product Design Competition honoring manufacturers and designers for achievements in furthering innovation, function and aesthetics in the hospitality industry. The entry deadline for the competitions is April 19, 2013. CLICK HERE to find out more about the competition.

 
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