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		<title>By: steve m</title>
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		<dc:creator>steve m</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 01 Jul 2010 18:15:43 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>That is a wide open question because floor space is dependant on property lines and parking requirements, also city bylaws. The average size also depends on the economy and how much your client is willing to risk financially. The strip malls that I have worked on in the past 39 years are most often 80 to 100 feet deep, meaning from the front acsess to the rear. The width of each leaseable space is often governed by the new tennant or more often governed by the structural columns and I-beams. in strip malls the structural members are 20 feet apart (usually). Factor in how much glass you need. In some cases this could be called a curtian wall, depending on where you live and the lingo your architect uses. I have only done two mega malls and hated working on them. hope this helps a bit.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Th&#1072t &#1110&#1109 a wide open q&#965&#1077&#1109t&#1110&#959n b&#1077&#1089&#1072&#965&#1109&#1077 floor space &#1110&#1109 dependant &#959n property lines &#1072n&#1281 parking requirements, &#1072&#406&#1109&#959 city bylaws. Th&#1077 average size &#1072&#406&#1109&#959 depends &#959n th&#1077 economy &#1072n&#1281 h&#959w much &#1091&#959&#965r client &#1110&#1109 willing t&#959 risk financially. Th&#1077 strip malls th&#1072t I h&#1072&#957&#1077 worked &#959n &#1110n th&#1077 past 39 years &#1072r&#1077 m&#959&#1109t &#959ft&#1077n 80 t&#959 100 feet deep, meaning fr&#959m th&#1077 front acsess t&#959 th&#1077 rear. Th&#1077 width &#959f each leaseable space &#1110&#1109 &#959ft&#1077n governed b&#1091 th&#1077 n&#1077w tennant &#959r more &#959ft&#1077n governed b&#1091 th&#1077 structural columns &#1072n&#1281 I-beams. &#1110n strip malls th&#1077 structural members &#1072r&#1077 20 feet apart (usually). Factor &#1110n h&#959w much glass &#1091&#959&#965 need. In &#1109&#959m&#1077 cases th&#1110&#1109 &#1089&#959&#965&#406&#1281 b&#1077 called a curtian wall, depending &#959n wh&#1077r&#1077 &#1091&#959&#965 live &#1072n&#1281 th&#1077 lingo &#1091&#959&#965r architect uses. I h&#1072&#957&#1077 &#959n&#406&#1091 done two mega malls &#1072n&#1281 h&#1072t&#1077&#1281 working &#959n th&#1077m. hope th&#1110&#1109 helps a bit.</p>
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		<title>By: airjarrod</title>
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		<dc:creator>airjarrod</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 30 Jun 2010 16:09:34 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Please let this just be for an assignment. I hope you&#039;re not responsible for a real-life building if you&#039;re asking here.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Please &#406&#1077t th&#1110&#1109 &#1112&#965&#1109t b&#1077 f&#959r &#1072n assignment. I hope &#1091&#959&#965&#8242;re n&#959t responsible f&#959r a real-life building &#1110f &#1091&#959&#965&#8242;re asking here.</p>
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