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	* Frame: Load-bearing framework. Main floor and roof beams, ties and roof trusses of framed buildings; casing to stanchions and beams for structural or protective purposes.		* Frame: Load-bearing framework. Main floor and roof beams, ties and roof trusses of framed buildings; casing to stanchions and beams for structural or protective purposes.
−	* Upper floors: Suspended floors over, or in basements, service floors, balconies, sloping floors, walkways and top landings, where part of the floor rather than part of the staircase	+	* Upper floors: Suspended floors over, or in basements, service floors, balconies, sloping floors, walkways and top landings, where part of the floor rather than part of the staircase.
		+	* Roof: Roof structure, roof coverings, roof drainage, rooflights and roof features.
	* Stairs and ramps: Construction of ramps, stairs, ladders, etc. connecting floors at different levels.		* Stairs and ramps: Construction of ramps, stairs, ladders, etc. connecting floors at different levels.
	* External walls: External enclosing walls including walls to basements but excluding walls to basements designed as retaining walls.		* External walls: External enclosing walls including walls to basements but excluding walls to basements designed as retaining walls.

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	* Frame: Load-bearing framework. Main floor and roof beams, ties and roof trusses of framed buildings; casing to stanchions and beams for structural or protective purposes.		* Frame: Load-bearing framework. Main floor and roof beams, ties and roof trusses of framed buildings; casing to stanchions and beams for structural or protective purposes.
−	* Upper floors: Suspended floors over, or in basements, service floors, balconies, sloping floors, walkways and top landings, where part of the floor rather than part of the staircase.	+	* Upper floors: Suspended floors over, or in basements, service floors, balconies, sloping floors, walkways and top landings, where part of the floor rather than part of the staircase
−	* Roof: Roof structure, roof coverings, roof drainage, rooflights and roof features.	+
	* Stairs and ramps: Construction of ramps, stairs, ladders, etc. connecting floors at different levels.		* Stairs and ramps: Construction of ramps, stairs, ladders, etc. connecting floors at different levels.
	* External walls: External enclosing walls including walls to basements but excluding walls to basements designed as retaining walls.		* External walls: External enclosing walls including walls to basements but excluding walls to basements designed as retaining walls.

Designing Buildings at 11:31, 14 February 2022

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	Some broader definitions simply consider the superstructure to include all works above ground level, although clearly, this is a fairly ambiguous description.		Some broader definitions simply consider the superstructure to include all works above ground level, although clearly, this is a fairly ambiguous description.

−	= Related articles on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ =	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

	* Braced frame.		* Braced frame.

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	* Roof: Roof structure, roof coverings, roof drainage, rooflights and roof features.		* Roof: Roof structure, roof coverings, roof drainage, rooflights and roof features.
	* Stairs and ramps: Construction of ramps, stairs, ladders, etc. connecting floors at different levels.		* Stairs and ramps: Construction of ramps, stairs, ladders, etc. connecting floors at different levels.
−	* External walls: External enclosing walls including walls to basements but excluding walls to basements designed as retaining ~~wals~~.	+	* External walls: External enclosing walls including walls to basements but excluding walls to basements designed as retaining walls.
−	* doors and openings in external walls.	+	* Windows, doors and openings in external walls.
	* Internal walls, partitions, balustrades, moveable room dividers, cubicles and the like.		* Internal walls, partitions, balustrades, moveable room dividers, cubicles and the like.
	* Doors, hatches and other openings in internal walls and partitions.		* Doors, hatches and other openings in internal walls and partitions.

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	* Stairs and ramps: Construction of ramps, stairs, ladders, etc. connecting floors at different levels.		* Stairs and ramps: Construction of ramps, stairs, ladders, etc. connecting floors at different levels.
	* External walls: External enclosing walls including walls to basements but excluding walls to basements designed as retaining wals.		* External walls: External enclosing walls including walls to basements but excluding walls to basements designed as retaining wals.
−	* ~~Windows,~~ doors and openings in external walls.	+	* doors and openings in external walls.
	* Internal walls, partitions, balustrades, moveable room dividers, cubicles and the like.		* Internal walls, partitions, balustrades, moveable room dividers, cubicles and the like.
	* Doors, hatches and other openings in internal walls and partitions.		* Doors, hatches and other openings in internal walls and partitions.

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	* Roof: Roof structure, roof coverings, roof drainage, rooflights and roof features.		* Roof: Roof structure, roof coverings, roof drainage, rooflights and roof features.
	* Stairs and ramps: Construction of ramps, stairs, ladders, etc. connecting floors at different levels.		* Stairs and ramps: Construction of ramps, stairs, ladders, etc. connecting floors at different levels.
−	* External walls: External enclosing walls including walls to basements but excluding walls to basements designed as retaining ~~walls~~.	+	* External walls: External enclosing walls including walls to basements but excluding walls to basements designed as retaining wals.
	* Windows, doors and openings in external walls.		* Windows, doors and openings in external walls.
	* Internal walls, partitions, balustrades, moveable room dividers, cubicles and the like.		* Internal walls, partitions, balustrades, moveable room dividers, cubicles and the like.

Designing Buildings at 07:59, 3 September 2020

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	* Types of structure.		* Types of structure.

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	The Building Cost Information Service (BCIS), [http://www.rics.org/uk/knowledge/bcis/about-bcis/forms-and-documents/bcis-elemental-standard-form-of-cost-analysis/ Elemental Standard Form of Cost Analysis Principles, Instructions, Elements and Definitions 4th (NRM) Edition] published by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) in 2012, describes the rules for preparing an elemental cost analysis in standard BCIS format.		The Building Cost Information Service (BCIS), [http://www.rics.org/uk/knowledge/bcis/about-bcis/forms-and-documents/bcis-elemental-standard-form-of-cost-analysis/ Elemental Standard Form of Cost Analysis Principles, Instructions, Elements and Definitions 4th (NRM) Edition] published by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) in 2012, describes the rules for preparing an elemental cost analysis in standard BCIS format.

−	According to BCIS, the term 'superstructure' includes: :)	+	According to BCIS, the term 'superstructure' includes:

	* Frame: Load-bearing framework. Main floor and roof beams, ties and roof trusses of framed buildings; casing to stanchions and beams for structural or protective purposes.		* Frame: Load-bearing framework. Main floor and roof beams, ties and roof trusses of framed buildings; casing to stanchions and beams for structural or protective purposes.
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	* Types of structure.		* Types of structure.

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	The Building Cost Information Service (BCIS), [http://www.rics.org/uk/knowledge/bcis/about-bcis/forms-and-documents/bcis-elemental-standard-form-of-cost-analysis/ Elemental Standard Form of Cost Analysis Principles, Instructions, Elements and Definitions 4th (NRM) Edition] published by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) in 2012, describes the rules for preparing an elemental cost analysis in standard BCIS format.		The Building Cost Information Service (BCIS), [http://www.rics.org/uk/knowledge/bcis/about-bcis/forms-and-documents/bcis-elemental-standard-form-of-cost-analysis/ Elemental Standard Form of Cost Analysis Principles, Instructions, Elements and Definitions 4th (NRM) Edition] published by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) in 2012, describes the rules for preparing an elemental cost analysis in standard BCIS format.

−	According to BCIS, the term 'superstructure' includes:	+	According to BCIS, the term 'superstructure' includes: :)

	* Frame: Load-bearing framework. Main floor and roof beams, ties and roof trusses of framed buildings; casing to stanchions and beams for structural or protective purposes.		* Frame: Load-bearing framework. Main floor and roof beams, ties and roof trusses of framed buildings; casing to stanchions and beams for structural or protective purposes.

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	* Concrete-steel composite structures.		* Concrete-steel composite structures.
	* Cost planning.		* Cost planning.
−	* ~~Defection~~.	+	* Deflection.
	* Elemental cost plan.		* Elemental cost plan.
	* Structure definition.		* Structure definition.