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	Internal space is a generic phrase to describe the space within an enclosed boundary (as opposed to a space outside of that boundary).		Internal space is a generic phrase to describe the space within an enclosed boundary (as opposed to a space outside of that boundary).

−	It might be used in association with any kind of contained space or a container ~~as such~~, where in might be more specifically referred to as internal volume. Effectively the height, by the width by the depth.	+	It might be used in association with any kind of contained space - or a container, where in might be more specifically referred to as internal volume. Effectively the height, by the width by the depth.

−	In terms of buildings internal space may be more ~~lilely~~ referred to as interior space (as opposed to exterior space) with the boundary being the building envelope~~. It will be commonly associated with the profession of interior design~~.	+	In terms of buildings internal space may be more likely referred to as interior space (as opposed to exterior space) with the boundary being the building envelope.

−	The measures associated with internal space might be floor space, useful or total useful floor area (UFA/ TUFA), Total rentable area, treated floor area (TFA). The space would then be that area ~~multilied~~ by the internal height but it may be used as quite a generic term and the specifics of what included in different contexts should be defined.	+	The measures associated with internal space might be floor space, useful or total useful floor area (UFA/ TUFA), Total rentable area, treated floor area (TFA) etc - for more information see Floor area. The space would then be that area multiplied by the internal height but it may be used as quite a generic term and the specifics of what is included in different contexts should be defined. For example an unheated garage or cellar in a house might be considered an internal space but is not part of the treated floor area, because these spaces are usually uninsulated, unheated or untreated.
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−	For example an unheated garage or cellar in a house might be considered an internal space but is not part of the treated floor area, because these spaces are usually ~~un insulated~~, unheated or untreated.	+

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

−	* ~~Architect~~.	+	* Boundary.
−	* ~~Carpet tiles~~.	+	* Effective Floor Area.
−	* ~~Decorating a newly built home~~.	+	* Floor area of the room.
−	* ~~Decoration~~.	+	* Floor area ratio.
−	* ~~Design methodology~~.	+	* Gross floor area.
−	* ~~Designers~~.	+	* Gross internal area.
−	* ~~Detailed design.~~	+	* Interior.
−	* Drew Plunkett - Revolution: Interior ~~Design from 1950.~~.	+	* Net internal area.
−	* ~~Finishes~~.	+	* Total useful floor area.
−	* ~~Furnishings~~.	+	* Treated floor area.
−	* ~~Furniture.~~	+	* Volume.
−	* Interior design.	+
−	* Lead designer.	+
−	* Lighting designer.	+
−	* Recent history of interior design.	+
−	* Space planning.	+
−	* Specialist designers.	+
−	* The Anatomy of Colour.	+
−	* Tips for house renovations on a budget.	+
−	* Types of carpet.	+
−	* ~~Wainscoting~~.	+

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Internal space is a generic phrase to describe the space within an enclosed boundary (as opposed to a space outside of that boundary).

It might be used in association with any kind of contained space or a container as such, where in might be more specifically referred to as internal volume. Effectively the height, by the width by the depth.

In terms of buildings internal space may be more lilely referred to as interior space (as opposed to exterior space) with the boundary being the building envelope. It will be commonly associated with the profession of interior design.

The measures associated with internal space might be floor space, useful or total useful floor area (UFA/ TUFA), Total rentable area, treated floor area (TFA). The space would then be that area multilied by the internal height but it may be used as quite a generic term and the specifics of what included in different contexts should be defined.

For example an unheated garage or cellar in a house might be considered an internal space but is not part of the treated floor area, because these spaces are usually un insulated, unheated or untreated.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

* Architect.
* Carpet tiles.
* Decorating a newly built home.
* Decoration.
* Design methodology.
* Designers.
* Detailed design.
* Drew Plunkett - Revolution: Interior Design from 1950..
* Finishes.
* Furnishings.
* Furniture.
* Interior design.
* Lead designer.
* Lighting designer.
* Recent history of interior design.
* Space planning.
* Specialist designers.
* The Anatomy of Colour.
* Tips for house renovations on a budget.
* Types of carpet.
* Wainscoting.

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