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Area Statement

The document outlines the spatial requirements and design elements for a shopping mall and various housing types, detailing maximum area allocations for outdoor spaces, retail areas, and residential units. It includes specifications for different user groups such as families, individuals, and businesses, along with accessibility features. Additionally, it highlights landscaping, parking, and communal areas to enhance visitor experience and functionality.

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Area Statement

The document outlines the spatial requirements and design elements for a shopping mall and various housing types, detailing maximum area allocations for outdoor spaces, retail areas, and residential units. It includes specifications for different user groups such as families, individuals, and businesses, along with accessibility features. Additionally, it highlights landscaping, parking, and communal areas to enhance visitor experience and functionality.

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area statement

shopping mall
outdoors
spaces maximum area (sqft)

Entry Plazas and Drop-


Off Zones 5,000 - 10,000

Parking and Access


Lanes 100,000 - 120,000
Landscaped Green
Spaces 10,000 - 15,000

Outdoor Dining Areas 5,000 - 7,000

Event and Entertainment


Zone 5,000 - 7,000
Children’s Play Area 2,000 - 3,000

Decorative Landscaping Integrated throughout

Integrated throughout Integrated throughout


indoors
users space breakups
Shoppers/Consumers Retail Stores
Luxury Boutiques
Changing Rooms
Rest Areas and Lounges
ATMs/Banking Kiosks
Food Court
Mall Employees Employee Break Rooms
Customer Service Desks
Mall Management Office
Service Providers Food Court Spaces
Beauty and Grooming Salons
Kiosks/Pop-up Shops
Entertainment Zones
Event Spaces
Retail Brands/Store
Owners Office Spaces within Stores
Meeting/Conference Rooms
Vendors and Suppliers Loading Docks
Repair/Mechanical Rooms
Technology Users IT Control Rooms
others Private Lounges or VIP Rooms
supermarket Hypermarket
Supermarket
Loading Docks
Receiving Areas
Hypermarket Cold Storage
Supermarket Cold Storage
Office Space
Employee Break Rooms
Hypermarket Checkout
Supermarket Checkout
Customer Service Desk
Specialty Counters
Waste Management Area
Trolley Storage
housing
Families (Nuclear, Blended, Extended)

Bedrooms 120-150 per room

Shared Living Room 200-300

Kitchen/Dining Area 150-250

Bathrooms 50-100 per room

Study/Office Room 80-100

Storage 30-50

Outdoor/Play Area 100-200

Total Estimated Area 800-1300


Single-Parent Families
Parent and Child
Bedroom(s) 100-120 per room

Living/Dining Combo 200

Kitchen 100-120
Bathroom 50-80

Multi-purpose Room 80-100

Total Estimated Area 500-700


Older Couples/Individuals

Bedroom(s) 120-150

Living Room 150-200


Kitchen 100
Bathroom 50-80

Additional Accessibility -

Total Estimated Area 400-600

Young Adults or Students


Space Area (sq ft)
Bedroom 80-100
Communal Living/Dining
Area 150

Kitchenette 50-80
Bathroom 40-60

Study/Common Room 100-120


Total Estimated Area 400-500
ews
Space Area (sq ft)
Sleeping Area 50-80 per person

Common Area 100-150

Kitchen 50-80

Storage 30-50

Flexible Work Area 80-100

Total Estimated Area 300-500


Small Business Owners
Space Area (sq ft)

Living Quarters 150-200

Work Area/Office 100-120

Storage 50-80

Meeting Area (Optional) 50-80

Total Estimated Area 400-600


High-Income Households (HIG)
Space Area (sq ft)
Multiple Bedrooms 150-200 per room
Living and
Entertainment Areas 300-500

Kitchen 200-300
Bathrooms 100 per room

Office/Study 100-150

Recreational Amenities 500-800

Total Estimated Area 2000+


space breakups
Main Entrance Plaza: Large,
welcoming plaza with seating
areas, signage, and decorative
landscaping to create a grand
first impression.

Drop-Off/Pick-Up Zones:
Convenient areas for visitors
arriving by car, rideshare, or
taxi, close to the main entrance
and other access points.
Porte-Cochere or Canopies:
Covered areas at the entrances
to protect visitors from weather
conditions.

Surface Parking Lots: Well-


organized lots with landscaping
islands, trees, and lighting for
safety and aesthetics.
Multi-level Parking Garages (if
space is limited): Structure
designed with easy access to
the mall entrances,
incorporating greenery where
possible, like rooftop gardens or
green facades.
Pedestrian Pathways: Safe,
landscaped walkways that
guide visitors from parking
areas to mall entrances, often
lined with trees and benches.
Bicycle Parking and Racks:
Designated bike parking zones
near entrances to encourage
eco-friendly transport.
Gardens and Planters:
Greenery throughout the
outdoor areas with a mix of
trees, shrubs, and flowering
plants for seasonal color.
Lawn or Open Green Areas:
Grassy spaces for relaxation or
community gatherings, which
can be used for pop-up events
or outdoor seating.
Shaded Seating Areas:
Benches or seating under
pergolas, awnings, or tree
canopies for visitors to rest and
enjoy the environment.
Water Features: Fountains or
small ponds near the entrance
or within plazas to create a
calming ambiance and visual
appeal.

Café Seating: Outdoor seating


for cafes and restaurants with
umbrellas or canopies, allowing
visitors to enjoy al fresco dining.

Food Truck Spaces: Designated


spots for food trucks or pop-up
vendors, especially for special
events or weekends.
Outdoor Amphitheater: Small
amphitheater or open-air stage
for performances, seasonal
events, or community
gatherings.

Event Lawn or Multipurpose


Plaza: Open space for markets,
festivals, and temporary
installations like art exhibits or
holiday decorations.
Outdoor Play Zone: Fenced
play area for kids with safe,
engaging equipment and soft
ground surfaces, ideally in
shaded or partially covered
locations.
Interactive Installations:
Sculptures, climbing walls, or
water play features for a hands-
on experience for children.
Seasonal Plant Displays:
Flower beds and seasonal
plantings that change
throughout the year, enhancing
visual interest and maintaining
a fresh look.

Public Art Installations:


Sculptures, murals, or
interactive art for added
attraction and cultural interest.

Vertical Gardens or Green


Walls: Eco-friendly installations
on the mall exterior walls or in
parking areas to add greenery
and support biodiversity.
Rain Gardens and Bioswales:
Landscaped areas that manage
stormwater runoff and reduce
water waste.
Solar Panels or Wind Turbines:
If possible, on rooftops or
parking structures to reduce
energy costs and environmental
impact.
Native Plantings: Use of
drought-resistant and local
plant species to reduce water
consumption and support local
wildlife.
Decorative Lighting: Soft,
ambient lighting around
entryways, plazas, and
pathways for safety and
aesthetic appeal, often with
energy-efficient LED lights.
Wayfinding Signage: Clear
signage in parking areas and
along pathways to guide visitors
to entrances, parking zones,
and key features.
ors
number of units area
60-80 units 500–1,500 sq. ft
10–15 units 1,000–1,500 sq. ft
20-30 rooms 50 sq. ft. each
4-5 rest areas 200–300 sq. ft.
4–5 kiosks 50–100 sq. ft.
1 8,000 - 10,000 sq. ft.
1–2 rooms 300–500 sq. ft.
2 desks 100 sq. ft.
1 1,000 sq. ft
10–15 200–500 sq. ft
2–3 salons 600–1,000 sq. ft.
20–30 kiosks 100 sq. ft
1 1,500 - 2,000 sq. ft.
1 or 2 2,000 - 3,000 sq. ft.

Approx. 10%
1 500 sq. ft.
1 1,500 - 2,000 sq. ft.
1–2 rooms, approx 400 - 800 sq. ft.
1 300 - 500 sq. ft.
1 500 - 700 sq. ft
50,000 to 200,000 sq. ft
10,000 to 30,000 sq. ft
500 to 1,000 sq. ft.
300 to 500 sq. ft
1,500 to 10,000 sq. ft.
300 to 1,500 sq. ft.
500 to 1,000 sq. ft.
200 to 300 sq. ft
5,000 to 30,000 sq. ft.
1,000 to 4,500 sq. ft.
100 to 200 sq. ft
200 to 500 sq. ft.
300 to 500 sq. ft.,
100 to 200 sq. ft.

ed)
Private rooms for parents and
children, with extra rooms for
stepchildren/extended family.

Central family space, possibly


open-plan with the dining area.
Multi-functional with sufficient
space for large families.
Family and ensuite bathrooms;
more bathrooms for larger
families.
Optional, adaptable for home
study or work needs.
Additional storage rooms or
closets.
For child-friendly activities and
family interaction.

Varies depending on family size


and additional private spaces.

Private rooms for parent and


child(ren).
Combined living and dining area
for efficient use.

Compact yet functional kitchen.


Sufficient for small families.
Flexible use for study, work, or
play area.
Focus on affordable, efficient
design.
Individuals with Disabilities
Comfortable and accessible
layout. Space Area (sq ft)
Area for social interaction or
relaxation. Accessible Bedroom 120-150
Ergonomic, compact kitchen. Accessible Living Area 150-200
Accessibility features included. Kitchen 100-120
Wider hallways, ramps, or
elevators as needed. Bathroom 60-80
Smaller, easy-to-maintain
spaces. Optional Sensory Room 80-100

Total Estimated Area 500-700


Single Individuals
Description Space Area (sq ft)
Small, efficient rooms. Studio/Bedroom 100-150
Shared area for social
interaction. Living Area 80-100
Compact, shared cooking
space. Kitchenette 50-70
Shared among occupants. Bathroom 40-50

Quiet area for studying or work. Total Estimated Area 300-400


Compact, affordable housing.

Description
Basic, shared sleeping space.
Social area for interaction and
communal activities.
Community kitchen or shared
kitchenette.
Space for belongings and
supplies.
Optional space for small
business or work activities.
Low-cost, adaptable housing
design.

Description

Private space for rest and living.


Separate room for work or
storage.
Dedicated space for supplies or
inventory.

For client interaction if needed.


Flexible space for both living
and business needs.
Description
Spacious, private rooms.

Expansive, high-end amenities.


Luxury kitchen with top-tier
appliances.
Multiple luxury bathrooms.

For high-power business needs.


Gyms, pools, theater rooms, or
spas.
Luxurious, spacious living
arrangements.
ndividuals with Disabilities

Description

Adaptable, accessible room.


Open-plan for easy maneuverability.
Accessible counters and storage.

ADA-compliant features.

Quiet or sensory-friendly space if needed.


Accessible layout with open space for mobility
aids.
Single Individuals
Description
Compact, functional layout.

Flexible space for lounging or dining.

Compact kitchen or kitchenette.


Small, efficient bathroom.

Ideal for affordability and privacy.

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