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In 1915, BOMA International introduced the first Standard Method of Floor Measurement for Office Buildings. Coined the "BOMA Standard" by practicioners for its widespread use, it has been revised periodically to reflect the changing needs of the real estate market and the evolution of office building design.
This new version of the BOMA Standard signifies a major revision, including a new name, Office Buildings: Standard Methods of Measurement . The standard provides a uniform basis for measuring rentable area in both existing and new office buildings by taking a building-wide approach to floor area measurement. It provides a methodology for measuring both occupant space as well as the space that benefits all occupants.
New features of the 2010 office standard include:
- Single Load Factor Method. A new calculation applied to the occupant area of each floor to determine the rentable area and is the same for all floor levels of a building. This method is referred to as “Method B.” This method was not permitted in the 1996 version.
- A new class of space, “Occupant Storage” has been created for measuring certain occupant areas in a building, such as basement occupant storage, that is not calculated in the Single Load Factor.
- Regional leasing practices, particularly for tropical climates, are included in the new standard to allow for enclosure requirements and limited (unenclosed) circulation.
- New interactive, downloadable format includes hyperlinks throughout the document text, expanded definitions and 45 full-color illustrations.
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