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    Floor Area Measurement Best Practices #22

    Sky Lobbies and Elevator Transfer Corridors


    Applicable to: 2010 BOMA Office Floor Area Measurement Standards
    Approved: February 25, 2016

    Introduction: The Floor Measurement Standards Committee of BOMA International has approved this Best Practice to
    provide guidance in addition to that included in the BOMA 2010 Office Standard. This Best Practice does not
    modify the BOMA 2010 Office Standard published as ANSI/BOMA Z65.1-2010 but may be considered for
    inclusion in future updates of that publication.
    Question: How should Sky Lobbies or Elevator Transfer Corridors be measured?
    Answer: Some high-rise buildings utilize express elevators with intermediate lobby floors where passengers transfer to
    local elevators before arriving at their destination floor level.

    Sky Lobbies, local elevator machine rooms, and elevator transfer corridors are a part of the building
    infrastructure that enables the building to exist in its configuration as a high-rise. They are similar to any other
    auxiliary lobbies commonly allocated to building service area. As such it is recommended that sky lobbies and
    elevator transfer corridors be classified as building service area.

    Citation: SECTION 5: DEFINITIONS:


    "Building Service Area - a portion of a building that provides services that enable occupants to work in the
    building.
    Discussion: These areas include, but are not limited to the following areas that serve the entire building:
     main and auxiliary lobbies

    Contributed by: Garett Naff / Denver, CO

    See illustrations on next page.

    Copyright 2016 by BOMA International Page 1 of 2


    Floor Area Measurement Best Practices #22
    Sky Lobbies and Elevator Transfer Corridors
    Applicable to: 2010 BOMA Office Floor Area Measurement Standards
    Approved: February 25, 2016
    Illustraions:

    Copyright 2016 by BOMA International Page 2 of 2

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