Measurement 2.0 Flashcards

1
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Define IPMS 1

A

Sum of areas at each floor level of a building
Measured to the outer perimeter of external walls
Reported on a component basis for each floor level

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Define IPMS 2

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Sum of areas at each floor level of a building
Measured to the IDF of perimeter walls
Reported on a component basis for each floor level

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3
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Define IPMS 3

A

The area of exclusive occupation to an occupier

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4
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Define IPMS 3a

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The area of exclusive occupation to an occupier

Measured to the outer perimeter of external walls and mid-point of shared walls and finished surface of communal walls

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5
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Define IPMS 3b

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The area of exclusive occupation to an occupier

Measured to the IDF and finished surface of shared walls

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Define IPMS 3c

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The area of exclusive occupation to an occupier

Measured to the IDF and finished surface of all permanent walls

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7
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Define GEA

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The area of a building measured to the outer edge of perimeter walls at each floor level

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Define GIA

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The area of a building measured to the internal face of perimeter walls at each floor level

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9
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Define NIA

A

The usable area of a building measured to the internal face

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10
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Define NSA

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The GIA of a residential dwelling, commonly used for new homes

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11
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Define IDF

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The internal finished surface comprising over 50% of that wall section

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12
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Define limited use area

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Varies by jurisdiction.
In UK
- Areas under 1.5m height with no usable space above

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13
Q

What does GEA exclude?

A

External open sided balconies
Outside parking
Any external structures
Voids over ground floor

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14
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What does IPMS 1 include / exclude?

A

Includes all walls
+ states separately: Balconies, roof terraces

Excludes
Upper level of voids
External buildings and parking

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15
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Whats the difference between IPMS 1 and GEA?

A

IPMS 1 includes (GEA doesnt)
Balconies
Roof terraces

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16
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What does GIA exclude?

A

External open sided balconies
External walls
Any external structures
Voids over ground floor

17
Q

What does GIA include?

A

Garages
Conservatories
Communal areas
Areas with <1.5m height -> state separately

18
Q

What does IPMS 2 include/exclude?

A

Includes all internal walls
+ states separately: balconies, roof terraces

Excludes
Upper level of voids
External buildings and parking

19
Q

What is the difference between IPMS 2 and GIA?

A

IPMS 2 includes (GIA doesnt)

  • Balconies
  • IDF areas
  • Roof terraces
20
Q

What does NSA exclude / include?

A

Excludes:

  • Areas under 1.5m
  • Garages
  • Conservatories
  • Communal space

Includes

  • Internal walls
  • Basements
21
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What does NIA exclude?

A
  • Communal spaces
  • Building facilities
  • Internal structural walls
  • Headroom under 1.5m
22
Q

What does IMPS 3a include / exclude?

A

Includes all internal walls and perimeter walls
+ stated separately: Attics/basements, balconies, garages, limited use areas

Excludes:

  • Parking
  • Voids above stairs
23
Q

Difference between IMPS 3a and GEA?

A

Balconies in exclusive use

24
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What does IPMS 3b include / exclude?

A

Includes all internal walls
+ stated separately: Attics/basements, balconies, garages, limited use areas

Excludes:

  • Parking
  • Voids above stairs
25
Q

Difference between IMPS 3b and GIA?

A

Balconies in exclusive use
IDF areas
Add back in voids above stairs

26
Q

What does IMPS 3c include exclude?

A

Includes non-permanent walls
+ Stated separately: attics/basements, balconies, garages, limited use areas

Excludes:

  • Parking
  • Voids above stairs
27
Q

Difference between IPMS 3c and EFA?

A

Balconies
IDF sections
Limited use areas
Bathrooms, hallways, toilets

28
Q

What is on a register of title?

A

1) Address
2) Title number
3) Price paid if post 1 April 2000
4) Any charges

29
Q

What is on a title plan?

A

1) Title number
2) Site red line
3) Scale (1:1250)
4) Any rights of way

30
Q

Can you rely on the title plan outline?

A

No - it is designed as a general boundary only

Land Registration Rules 2003

31
Q

What scales are commonly used?

A

1: 50 room plan
1: 100 floor plan
1: 1250 red line