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−	A stacking diagram~~, or plan,~~ is a graphic representation ~~that illustrates~~ the total amount of area taken up by all the spaces on the floors~~. It is~~ arranged in layers floor-by-floor~~, and is useful for balancing the allocation of spaces among several floors~~. Stacking diagrams can be either two- or three-dimensional.	+	A stacking diagram is a graphic representation of the total amount of area taken up by all the spaces on the floors of a building, arranged in layers floor-by-floor. Stacking diagrams can be either two- or three-dimensional and are often colour-coded to represent specific details, such as, in the case of a diagram of a residential building, the terms of the lease, occupancy rate, lease expiry, and so on.

−	On large or complex projects, it can form part of ~~the different~~ feasibility studies ~~that are carried out~~, ~~as a mean of assessing~~ the possible juxtaposition of accommodation.	+	On large or complex projects, stacking diagrams can form part of feasibility studies, used to assess the possible juxtaposition of accommodation and helping balance the allocation of spaces between several floors.
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−	~~The diagram can often be colour-coded to represent certain details, such as, in~~ the ~~case~~ of ~~a diagram of a residential building, the terms of the lease, occupancy rate, lease expiry, and so on~~.	+

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A stacking diagram, or plan, is a graphic representation that illustrates the total amount of area taken up by all the spaces on the floors. It is arranged in layers floor-by-floor, and is useful for balancing the allocation of spaces among several floors. Stacking diagrams can be either two- or three-dimensional.

On large or complex projects, it can form part of the different feasibility studies that are carried out, as a mean of assessing the possible juxtaposition of accommodation.

The diagram can often be colour-coded to represent certain details, such as, in the case of a diagram of a residential building, the terms of the lease, occupancy rate, lease expiry, and so on.

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

* Business case.
* Computer aided design CAD.
* Concept design.
* Design programme.
* Development appraisal.
* Feasibility studies.
* Spatial diagram.
* Types of drawings.

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