- Megan
- iS design
- October 29, 2024
Large, single story building (50k SF). Each tenant has it's own exterior entry door that is covered by an overhang/roof. Majority of the covered suite entrances are dedicated to one suite, but there are a few locations that share the covered area for their entry with multiple suites. This would vary as space is leased and changes. There is not a walk that connects these entrances to one another or to other building amenities, etc. A sidewalk connects the parking to these covered areas. Covered areas are approximately 6' wide and varying lengths, connecting multiple doors to the suites (multiple doors are for exiting and flexibility in bifurcating spaces.)
Restrooms are within the tenant suite or in some cases shared between a few tenants with a common corridor.
Do these exterior covered areas count as anything on the BOMA Calcs?
It doesn't seem to fit external circulation.
What exactly is the definition of a covered gallery? Could it be labeled as that or is a covered gallery more like an amenity space or used for entertainment rather than a covered entry area?
Thanks!