free-defined zone
Any section of a structure which can be usefully distinguished from other parts, and does not match a predefined module type.
A free-defined zone is a section of a structure which anyone finds useful or necessary to differentiate from other parts of the structure, and yet does not correspond to any other defined type of module. Such modules must be defined in some way, either through data or explanation, by the persons listing them.
The area must have a stated basis for distinguishing it from the rest of the structure. Its extent cannot depend solely on an unexplained label.
A zone that already matches an occupancy, usage, address, or other defined module type has a more specific description. The free-defined form covers useful divisions outside those existing types.
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Related definitions
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address zone
A section of a structure distinguished by its own house number within the local street-address system. -
elevator zone
A section of a building served by a particular elevator bank or by one stage of an elevator bank. -
involvement zone
A section of a building defined by the activity of a company with regard to it. -
occupancy zone
A section of a structure occupied by a single tenant or related group of tenants. -
partition zone
A section of a building divided internally from other sections by continuous partitions cutting through all levels. -
room
A unitary space in a structure, bounded by walls, partitions, or boundaries with other rooms. -
stack of units
A group of related building units, often vertically aligned and sharing a floor plan or pricing scheme. -
unit
An internal area of a regularly divided building intended for one user or one closely related group of users. -
usage zone
A section of a mixed-use structure defined by the extent of one particular usage type.