Schedule of accommodation - Revision history

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	* Window and door schedules.		* Window and door schedules.

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	The schedule may be developed based on benchmarking information or accepted space standards (such as the space required per pupil for classrooms, the space per person for theatres and so on) and must take into consideration specific requirements of the building regulations, planning guidance, client policies, health and safety requirements and so on.		The schedule may be developed based on benchmarking information or accepted space standards (such as the space required per pupil for classrooms, the space per person for theatres and so on) and must take into consideration specific requirements of the building regulations, planning guidance, client policies, health and safety requirements and so on.
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		+	Individual room data sheets may also be developed, giving a more detailed description of the finishes, fixtures and fittings, mechanical and electrical requirements that will be required for each room. For more information see: Room data sheet.

	Schedules of accommodation may also be prepared or maintained for existing buildings for operational purposes, such as maintenance, space allocation, room booking and so on.		Schedules of accommodation may also be prepared or maintained for existing buildings for operational purposes, such as maintenance, space allocation, room booking and so on.
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	* Briefing documents.		* Briefing documents.
	* Concept design.		* Concept design.
−	* Design programme.
−	* Feasibility studies.
	* Minimum space standards.		* Minimum space standards.
	* Outline specification.		* Outline specification.
−	* ~~Schedule~~.	+	* Room data sheet.
	* Schedule of drawings.		* Schedule of drawings.
		+	* Scott schedule.
		+	* Strategic brief.
	* Total useful floor area.		* Total useful floor area.
		+	* Window and door schedules.

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Designing Buildings at 16:55, 7 March 2018

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−	* ~~The type,~~ number ~~and~~ size ~~of rooms~~ (i.e. floor area, and sometimes height).	+	* Room reference number.
		+	* Room location (for example, building name / floor).
		+	* Room name.
		+	* Room type / description.
		+	* Room size (i.e. floor area, and sometimes dimensions, which may include height).
	* Number and type of occupants.		* Number and type of occupants.
	* Relationships between rooms and groups of rooms.		* Relationships between rooms and groups of rooms.
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	* Exclusions (such as circulation spaces).		* Exclusions (such as circulation spaces).

−	The preparation of a schedule of accommodation helps to determine the minimum space requirements for the building(s), and so the site~~, to be able~~ to achieve a specific design as proposed by the project brief. It can also help within early cost estimates.	+	The preparation of a schedule of accommodation helps to determine the minimum space requirements for the building(s), and so the site space requirements necessary to achieve a specific design as proposed by the project brief. It can also help within early cost estimates.

	The schedule may be developed based on benchmarking information or accepted space standards (such as the space required per pupil for classrooms, the space per person for theatres and so on) and must take into consideration specific requirements of the building regulations, planning guidance, client policies, health and safety requirements and so on.		The schedule may be developed based on benchmarking information or accepted space standards (such as the space required per pupil for classrooms, the space per person for theatres and so on) and must take into consideration specific requirements of the building regulations, planning guidance, client policies, health and safety requirements and so on.
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		+	Schedules of accommodation may also be prepared or maintained for existing buildings for operational purposes, such as maintenance, space allocation, room booking and so on.

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	* Relationships between rooms and groups of rooms.		* Relationships between rooms and groups of rooms.
	* Furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) requirements.		* Furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) requirements.
−	* Environmental conditions required (i.e. temperature range, humidity, air movement, acoustic ~~insulation~~, and so on).	+	* Environmental conditions required (i.e. temperature range, humidity, air movement, acoustic conditions, lighting levels and so on).
	* Total areas.		* Total areas.
	* Exclusions (such as circulation spaces).		* Exclusions (such as circulation spaces).

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−	* The number and size of rooms (i.e. floor area).	+	* The type, number and size of rooms (i.e. floor area, and sometimes height).
		+	* Number and type of occupants.
	* Relationships between rooms and groups of rooms.		* Relationships between rooms and groups of rooms.
	* Furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) requirements.		* Furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) requirements.
	* Environmental conditions required (i.e. temperature range, humidity, air movement, acoustic insulation, and so on).		* Environmental conditions required (i.e. temperature range, humidity, air movement, acoustic insulation, and so on).
		+	* Total areas.
		+	* Exclusions (such as circulation spaces).

	The preparation of a schedule of accommodation helps to determine the minimum space requirements for the building(s), and so the site, to be able to achieve a specific design as proposed by the project brief. It can also help within early cost estimates.		The preparation of a schedule of accommodation helps to determine the minimum space requirements for the building(s), and so the site, to be able to achieve a specific design as proposed by the project brief. It can also help within early cost estimates.

Designing Buildings at 16:40, 7 March 2018

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	* The number and size of rooms (i.e. floor area).		* The number and size of rooms (i.e. floor area).
	* Relationships between rooms and groups of rooms.		* Relationships between rooms and groups of rooms.
−	* Furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) ~~requirement~~.	+	* Furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) requirements.
	* Environmental conditions required (i.e. temperature range, humidity, air movement, acoustic insulation, and so on).		* Environmental conditions required (i.e. temperature range, humidity, air movement, acoustic insulation, and so on).

−	The preparation of a schedule of accommodation helps to determine the minimum space requirements of the site to be able to achieve a specific design as proposed by the project brief. The schedule must take into consideration the ~~various~~ building ~~regulation requirements relating to minimum space standards~~, and so on~~. The schedule can help the client understand the constraints which may be imposed upon their original brief and possible conflicts or confusion can be avoided~~.	+	The preparation of a schedule of accommodation helps to determine the minimum space requirements for the building(s), and so the site, to be able to achieve a specific design as proposed by the project brief. It can also help within early cost estimates.
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		+	The schedule may be developed based on benchmarking information or accepted space standards (such as the space required per pupil for classrooms, the space per person for theatres and so on) and must take into consideration specific requirements of the building regulations, planning guidance, client policies, health and safety requirements and so on.

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Editor at 14:08, 6 March 2018

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	* Environmental conditions required (i.e. temperature range, humidity, air movement, acoustic insulation, and so on).		* Environmental conditions required (i.e. temperature range, humidity, air movement, acoustic insulation, and so on).

−	The preparation of a schedule of accommodation helps to determine the minimum space requirements of the site to be able to achieve a specific design as proposed by the project brief. The schedule must take into consideration the various building regulation requirements relating to minimum space standards, and so on. The schedule can help the client to understand the constraints which may be imposed upon their original brief and~~, by being informative and honest, any~~ possible conflicts or confusion can be avoided.	+	The preparation of a schedule of accommodation helps to determine the minimum space requirements of the site to be able to achieve a specific design as proposed by the project brief. The schedule must take into consideration the various building regulation requirements relating to minimum space standards, and so on. The schedule can help the client understand the constraints which may be imposed upon their original brief and possible conflicts or confusion can be avoided.

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A schedule of accommodation is an itemised list of accommodation facilities and provisions required by the end user of a building project. It will usually be developed by the consultant team during the concept design stage. The operational, spatial and locational requirements of the end user should be taken into consideration when compiling the schedule of accommodation.

It may include:

* The number and size of rooms (i.e. floor area).
* Relationships between rooms and groups of rooms.
* Furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) requirement.
* Environmental conditions required (i.e. temperature range, humidity, air movement, acoustic insulation, and so on).

The preparation of a schedule of accommodation helps to determine the minimum space requirements of the site to be able to achieve a specific design as proposed by the project brief. The schedule must take into consideration the various building regulation requirements relating to minimum space standards, and so on. The schedule can help the client to understand the constraints which may be imposed upon their original brief and, by being informative and honest, any possible conflicts or confusion can be avoided.

= Find out more =

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

* Briefing documents.
* Concept design.
* Design programme.
* Feasibility studies.
* Minimum space standards.
* Outline specification.
* Schedule.
* Schedule of drawings.
* Total useful floor area.

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