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	The type of end-users will depend on the use class of a building, i.e. what it is used for. The Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order categorises uses of land and buildings. Developments may not be used for purposes that are not within the use class for which they received planning permission.		The type of end-users will depend on the use class of a building, i.e. what it is used for. The Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order categorises uses of land and buildings. Developments may not be used for purposes that are not within the use class for which they received planning permission.
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		+	See also: End use.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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	* Client.		* Client.
	* Customer.		* Customer.
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	* How to write a building user guide.		* How to write a building user guide.
	* Meanwhile use.		* Meanwhile use.

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Editor at 20:01, 19 July 2019

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	* Occupier.		* Occupier.
	* Resident.		* Resident.

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	* How to write a building user guide.		* How to write a building user guide.
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	In the construction industry, the term ‘user’ or ‘users’ typically refers to any persons, groups or organisations who use property or land as an occupier, owner, tenant, visitor or other stakeholder.		In the construction industry, the term ‘user’ or ‘users’ typically refers to any persons, groups or organisations who use property or land as an occupier, owner, tenant, visitor or other stakeholder.
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	A user can also be referred to as an ‘end-user’, which indicates that the ‘end’ is the completion of building, i.e. when it can be used for its designed purpose. A common domestic building end-user is a resident, that is, an individual who uses the building as a residence on a permanent or long-term basis.		A user can also be referred to as an ‘end-user’, which indicates that the ‘end’ is the completion of building, i.e. when it can be used for its designed purpose. A common domestic building end-user is a resident, that is, an individual who uses the building as a residence on a permanent or long-term basis.
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	* Building owner's manual.		* Building owner's manual.
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	* Client.		* Client.
	* How to write a building user guide.		* How to write a building user guide.

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	In the construction industry, the term ‘user’ or ‘users’ typically refers to any persons, groups or organisations who use property or land as an occupier, owner, tenant, visitor or other stakeholder.		In the construction industry, the term ‘user’ or ‘users’ typically refers to any persons, groups or organisations who use property or land as an occupier, owner, tenant, visitor or other stakeholder.
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	* Client.		* Client.
	* How to write a building user guide.		* How to write a building user guide.

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In the construction industry, the term ‘user’ or ‘users’ typically refers to any persons, groups or organisations who use property or land as an occupier, owner, tenant, visitor or other stakeholder.

A user can also be referred to as an ‘end-user’, which indicates that the ‘end’ is the completion of building, i.e. when it can be used for its designed purpose. A common domestic building end-user is a resident, that is, an individual who uses the building as a residence on a permanent or long-term basis.

The type of end-users will depend on the use class of a building, i.e. what it is used for. The Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order categorises uses of land and buildings. Developments may not be used for purposes that are not within the use class for which they received planning permission.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Ancillary uses of building.
* Building owner's manual.
* Building user’s guide.
* Client.
* How to write a building user guide.
* Meanwhile use.
* Occupier.
* Resident.
* Stakeholders.
* Tenant.
* Use class.
* User panels.
* Users.

[[Category:Client_procedures]] [[Category:Roles_/_services]]