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    The document outlines and describes various areas and rooms that are commonly found in subway stations, including the atrium, concourse, foyer/lobby, ticketing office, ticketing booth, turnstile, passengers platform, administrative office, engineering office, security office, server room, staff quarters, utility room, air handling unit, fire command center, electrical room, transformer room, and park. It also includes a section on building envelopes separating conditioned and unconditioned environments and provides a floorplan of a New York subway station as an example.

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    The document outlines and describes various areas and rooms that are commonly found in subway stations, including the atrium, concourse, foyer/lobby, ticketing office, ticketing booth, turnstile, passengers platform, administrative office, engineering office, security office, server room, staff quarters, utility room, air handling unit, fire command center, electrical room, transformer room, and park. It also includes a section on building envelopes separating conditioned and unconditioned environments and provides a floorplan of a New York subway station as an example.

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    A Central Room or Space in Ancient Roman Homes, Open To The Sky in The Middle A Similar Space in Other Buildings

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    The document outlines and describes various areas and rooms that are commonly found in subway stations, including the atrium, concourse, foyer/lobby, ticketing office, ticketing booth, turnstile, passengers platform, administrative office, engineering office, security office, server room, staff quarters, utility room, air handling unit, fire command center, electrical room, transformer room, and park. It also includes a section on building envelopes separating conditioned and unconditioned environments and provides a floorplan of a New York subway station as an example.

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    ATRIUM

    a central room or space in ancient roman homes, open to the sky in the middle; a similar
    space in other buildings

    CONCOURSE

     is "an open space or hall (as in a railway terminal) where crowds gather."
    SUBWAY ENTRANCE

    FOYER/LOBBY

    (WAITING AREA) BESIDES TICKETING BOOTH


    TICKETING OFFICE

    TICKETING BOOTH

    TURNSTILE
    PASSENGERS PLATFORM AREA (WITH RAILINGS)

    ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE

    ENGINEERING OFFICE
    SECURITY OFFICE

    SERVER ROOM

    STAFF QUARTERS AND LOUNGE (WITH LOCKER ROOM AND TOILET)


    UTILITY ROOM

    SINKS, CLEANING MATERIALS STORAGE

    AIR HANDLING UNIT

    FIRE COMMAND CENTER

    ELECTRICAL ROOM POWER HOUSE

    TRANSFORMER ROOM
    PARK

    EXAMPLE SECTION
    A building envelope is the physical separator between the conditioned and unconditioned
    environment of a building including the resistance to air, water, heat, light, and noise transfer.

    FLOORPLAN (NEW YORK)

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