Studio 425 are pleased to present the ‘London Housing Design Guide Spreadsheet by studio425’, a handy new tool for measuring designs for new
homes against the London Plan space standards.
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29 October 2013
7 August 2011
Click and Print - Space Standards for Flats and Houses
Click and Print Guide to Target Areas for Flats and Houses
Simply click and print image opposite for a handy reminder of space standards for new housing, based on the London Plan, July 2011
For guidance on interpreting space standards, see 'Size Guide for Homebuyers, typical internal areas for Houses and Flats'
Simply click and print image opposite for a handy reminder of space standards for new housing, based on the London Plan, July 2011
For guidance on interpreting space standards, see 'Size Guide for Homebuyers, typical internal areas for Houses and Flats'
Size Guide for Homebuyers, typical internal areas for Houses and Flats
Most estate agents' websites include
plans of the houses and flats they advertise. These often include the
gross internal area, also known as square footage, square meterage or
GIA. But how do you know if the number quoted is good or bad or the
type of property? You can check it against other properties in the
area, but this will only tell you how it compares locally, not
whether it is a good size property.
This article looks at residential space standards and should help you interpret the vendor's plans and
measurements before you visit a property.
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