Building enclosure definition

Building enclosure means that part of any building, above or below grade, that physically separates the outside or exterior environment from interior environments and which weatherproofs, waterproofs, or otherwise protects the building or its components from water or moisture intrusion. Interior environments consist of both heated and unheated enclosed spaces. The building enclosure includes, but is not limited to, that portion of roofs, walls, balcony support columns, decks, windows, doors, vents, and other penetrations through exterior walls, which waterproof, weatherproof, or otherwise protect the building or its components from water or moisture intrusion.

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Building enclosure means that part of any building, above

Building enclosure means a permanent building or physical structure, or portion of a building, enclosed with a floor, walls, and a ceiling or roof that is enclosed such that airflow is limited from the enclosure to the Exterior. This can include the enclosed portion of the building itself or an enclosure within a building that is enclosed such that airflow is limited from the enclosure to the rest of the building. The Building Enclosure may have limited Building Enclosure Openings to allow access for people, vehicles, equipment, or parts.

Examples of Building enclosure in a sentence

• Base structure and Building enclosure components shall be complete.

• If Tenant notifies Landlord within two (2) years after the Commencement Date that any structural element of the Building, including any mechanical, electrical, structural, exterior lighting, HVAC, roofing or exterior Building enclosure system is not then in good working order, then Landlord, at its expense, will repair such Building element or system as soon as reasonably practicable.

• Base Building Systems includes, but is not limited to, the Building enclosure, the roof, HVAC system, plumbing, sprinklers, fire alarm, elevators, and electrical systems (which may be routed through the Leased Premises).

• Contractor shall work with the City to develop a solid waste collection plan for the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Building enclosure, located downtown, including providing the City with recommended alternative service options, footprint recommendations, and vehicle access options.

• Landlord represents that, to the best of Landlord’s actual knowledge, as of the Effective Date, the structural elements of the Building, including all mechanical, electrical, structural, lighting, HVAC, roofing and exterior Building enclosure systems, comply with Legal Requirements, as applicable to the Project and in accordance with current interpretations thereof by the appropriate authorities of Gwinnett County, Georgia.

More Definitions of Building enclosure

Building enclosure means that part of any building, above or below grade, that physically separates the outside or exterior environment from interior environments and which weatherproofs, waterproofs, or otherwise protects the build- ing or its components from water or moisture intrusion. Inte- rior environments consist of both heated and unheated enclosed spaces. The building enclosure includes, but is not limited to, that portion of roofs, walls, balcony support col- umns, decks, windows, doors, vents, and other penetrations

Building enclosure means that part of any building, above or below grade, that physically separates the outside or exterior environment from interior environments and which weatherproofs, waterproofs, or otherwise protects the build- ing or its components from water or moisture intrusion. Inte- rior environments consist of both heated and unheated