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how superarea of a building is calculated; is sunshades incluted in itz calculation; is the area of the staircase takes 1.5 times the roof over stairs & what about the lift duct?
ducts are included or excluted?
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Mohammad Bakhsh, Project Leader/Managing Consultant, Freelancer
| 06 20 2010 11:46:06 +0000
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The super area includes built up area plus mark up for common space like lifts,stairs. usually 25% of mark up area may be added to built up area. i have not come across where 1.5 times the roof over stairs is added.While calculating super area 1.25 multiplying factor is also considered to be added to built up area which included lobby,open spaces,lift etc.
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