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	In residential buildings, ancillary areas include spaces which do not form part of the main dwelling directly, but nonetheless add some useful value, e.g. patio area, office, garage, conservatory, porch, utility room, and so on.		In residential buildings, ancillary areas include spaces which do not form part of the main dwelling directly, but nonetheless add some useful value, e.g. patio area, office, garage, conservatory, porch, utility room, and so on.

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	NB [https://www.planningportal.co.uk/planning/planning-and-fire-safety/planning-gateway-one-glossary/planning-gateway-one-glossary Planning Gateway One] – Glossary, published on the Planning Portal, defines ancillary accommodation as: ‘Rooms or spaces in a building used to support the residential use, such as refuse stores, cycle stores, plant rooms and storerooms.’
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	* Building spaces definition.		* Building spaces definition.

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	* Types of building.		* Types of building.
	* Use class.		* Use class.

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Designing Buildings at 08:54, 25 September 2020

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	In residential buildings, ancillary areas include spaces which do not form part of the main dwelling directly, but nonetheless add some useful value, e.g. patio area, office, garage, conservatory, porch, utility room, and so on.		In residential buildings, ancillary areas include spaces which do not form part of the main dwelling directly, but nonetheless add some useful value, e.g. patio area, office, garage, conservatory, porch, utility room, and so on.

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Designing Buildings at 07:58, 12 April 2018

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	* Plant rooms.		* Plant rooms.
	* Cleaners’ rooms.		* Cleaners’ rooms.
−	* ~~Communications~~ rooms.	+	* ICT rooms.
−	* Building services ~~spaces~~.	+	* Building services rooms.
	* Storage rooms.		* Storage rooms.
	* Circulation spaces.		* Circulation spaces.

−	In shared buildings, an ancillary area might support more than one occupant, e.g. kitchen, meeting~~/’break out’ space~~, utility areas, and so on.	+	In shared buildings, an ancillary area might support more than one occupant, e.g. a shared kitchen, meeting spaces, utility areas, and so on.

	In residential buildings, ancillary areas include spaces which do not form part of the main dwelling directly, but nonetheless add some useful value, e.g. patio area, office, garage, conservatory, porch, utility room, and so on.		In residential buildings, ancillary areas include spaces which do not form part of the main dwelling directly, but nonetheless add some useful value, e.g. patio area, office, garage, conservatory, porch, utility room, and so on.
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Designing Buildings at 07:56, 12 April 2018

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−	An ancillary area of a building~~, also known as ancillary space,~~ is an area that ~~serves to support~~ the function/s of the primary ~~area. The size and shape~~ of ~~an ancillary area might vary depending on~~ the building ~~requirements~~.	+	An ancillary area of a building is an area that supports the function/s of the primary areas, that is, it is not part of the primary purpose of the building, but is required in order that the primary purpose can function.

−	~~In a work environment, e.g. a shared office building, an~~ ancillary ~~area might be a space that supports more than one business, e.g. kitchen, meeting/’break out’ space, utility area, and so on.~~	+	Examples of ancillary areas include:

−	In ~~a residential sense~~, an ancillary area ~~is a~~ space which ~~does~~ not form part of the main dwelling directly, but nonetheless ~~is a supporting space and adds~~ some useful value, e.g. patio area, office, garage, conservatory, porch, utility room, and so on.	+	* Plant rooms.
		+	* Cleaners’ rooms.
		+	* Communications rooms.
		+	* Building services spaces.
		+	* Storage rooms.
		+	* Circulation spaces.
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		+	In shared buildings, an ancillary area might support more than one occupant, e.g. kitchen, meeting/’break out’ space, utility areas, and so on.
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		+	In residential buildings, ancillary areas include spaces which do not form part of the main dwelling directly, but nonetheless add some useful value, e.g. patio area, office, garage, conservatory, porch, utility room, and so on.

−	~~Other common examples of ancillary areas include:~~

−	* Plant room.
−	* Cleaners’ room.
−	* Communications room.
−	* Storage room.
−	* Annex.
−	* Lobby.
−	* Corridor.
−	* Balcony.
−	* Veranda.

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	* Corridor.		* Corridor.
	* Balcony.		* Balcony.
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	* Building spaces definition.		* Building spaces definition.
		+	* Common facilities.
	* Garden.		* Garden.
	* Landings in buildings.		* Landings in buildings.
		+	* Mezzanine.
	* Types of building.		* Types of building.
	* Use class.		* Use class.

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An ancillary area of a building, also known as ancillary space, is an area that serves to support the function/s of the primary area. The size and shape of an ancillary area might vary depending on the building requirements.

In a work environment, e.g. a shared office building, an ancillary area might be a space that supports more than one business, e.g. kitchen, meeting/’break out’ space, utility area, and so on.

In a residential sense, an ancillary area is a space which does not form part of the main dwelling directly, but nonetheless is a supporting space and adds some useful value, e.g. patio area, office, garage, conservatory, porch, utility room, and so on.

Other common examples of ancillary areas include:

* Plant room.
* Cleaners’ room.
* Communications room.
* Storage room.
* Annex.
* Lobby.
* Corridor.
* Balcony.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===

* Building spaces definition.
* Garden.
* Landings in buildings.
* Types of building.
* Use class.

[[Category:Design]] [[Category:Property_development]]