What does GSF mean in Architecture?
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Gross Square Footage
The total square footage for a facility measured from the outside wall surfaces of the building.
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What does GSF mean?
- GSF(Noun)
- Gross Square Footage. In architecture: the total sum of the floorspace over every level of a building.
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