Ground level - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 10:07, 5 November 2020

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Designing Buildings at 08:03, 16 October 2020

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Designing Buildings at 15:27, 1 November 2018

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−	The term ‘ground level’, or ‘ground floor’, is used to refer to the level of a building that is ~~on the ground, i.e.~~ at street level. The term ‘storey’ tends to refer to all levels of a building above the ground level.	+	The term ‘ground level’, or ‘ground floor’, is used to refer to the level of a building that is at ground / street level. The term ‘storey’ tends to refer to all levels of a building above the ground level.

−	It can ~~be defined as being~~ the ~~same~~ level ~~as the surface~~ of ~~the ground, or the height of the~~ ground on ~~which something stands~~.	+	It can also refer to the level of ground that has not be built on. The level of the ground before any excavation or filling has been carried out is referred to as the ‘natural ground level’, whereas ‘finished ground level’ is when it has been ‘finished’ with paving stones, asphalt, landscaped grass, and so on.
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−	The level of the ground before any excavation or filling has been carried out is referred to as the ‘natural ground level’, whereas ‘finished ground level’ is when it has been ‘finished’ with paving stones, asphalt, landscaped grass, and so on.	+

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	The term ‘ground level’, or ‘ground floor’, is used to refer to the level of a building that is on the ground, i.e. at street level. The term ‘storey’ tends to refer to all levels of a building above the ground level.		The term ‘ground level’, or ‘ground floor’, is used to refer to the level of a building that is on the ground, i.e. at street level. The term ‘storey’ tends to refer to all levels of a building above the ground level.
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The term ‘ground level’, or ‘ground floor’, is used to refer to the level of a building that is on the ground, i.e. at street level. The term ‘storey’ tends to refer to all levels of a building above the ground level.

It can be defined as being the same level as the surface of the ground, or the height of the ground on which something stands.

The level of the ground before any excavation or filling has been carried out is referred to as the ‘natural ground level’, whereas ‘finished ground level’ is when it has been ‘finished’ with paving stones, asphalt, landscaped grass, and so on.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Bungalow.
* Floor definition.
* Ground.
* High-rise.
* Level.
* Levelling.
* Multi-storey building.
* Storey

[[Category:Standards_/_measurements]] [[Category:Property_development]]