Interiors Clause Samples
The 'Interiors' clause defines the standards, specifications, and responsibilities related to the interior spaces of a project or property. It typically outlines requirements for materials, finishes, fixtures, and design elements to be used within the interior, and may specify who is responsible for their selection, installation, and maintenance. This clause ensures that all parties have a clear understanding of the expectations for interior quality and appearance, helping to prevent disputes over design choices and workmanship.
Interiors. .1 Space planning of major or typical interior spaces indicating basic furniture, fixtures, and equipment layout.
.2 Preliminary color schemes for discussion with the Owner.
Interiors. The inspection of the interior includes the walls, ceilings, floors, windows, and doors; steps, stairways, balconies and railings.
Interiors. .1 Scaled plans showing furniture and equipment
.2 Preliminary selections for furniture and equipment .3 Color schemes/patterns for major finish elements
Interiors. 1 Scaled plans showing furniture and equipment
Interiors. PURCHASER(S) agree/s and understand/s that the interiors, furniture, kitchenette and fixtures in the show Villa are provided only to give a vision of a furnished villa as per the advice of the interior designer. The layout of the show Villa may have been changed at some places as per the advice of the interior designer.
Interiors a. Main Base Building lobby is an historic and architecturally significant feature which includes a unique, ornate, hand-painted, plaster ceiling, marble floors and walls, and brass doors and windows. The existing finishes and lighting will be renovated and refreshed to restore the lobby’s singular presence and grandeur.
b. The main lobby improvements will include the addition of an appropriate security desk to provide a centralized location for security, monitoring and control systems.
c. The main lobby will include seating areas and Wi-Fi to allow tenants and guests to work or to convene casual meetings.
d. The elevator cab interiors will be completely refinished as part of the modernization in materials that complement the historic nature of the building.
e. The elevator lobbies at Levels 2-26 will be unfinished and readied to accept tenant improvements. The tenant elevator lobbies will be delivered with existing marble wainscoting, drywall above elevator doors up to crown molding, existing call lights, elevator doors and frames to remain. Drywall at ceiling and walls above crown molding will be removed back to the base building raw substrate.
f. Landlord will deliver the tenant elevator lobby to meet current governing codes including fire rated doors.
g. The interiors of the upper Levels will be demolished and cleared of all existing finishes and readied for tenant improvements as more specifically set forth in sub-items “h” and “i,” below.
h. Existing overhead concrete beams and underside of slab will be delivered free of previous existing construction materials and finishes to within two inches of the existing exposed concrete surface, including but not limited to, formwork nails, metal framing, pipes, unistrut and other miscellaneous items removed. If tenant wishes to have remaining, existing construction materials cut flush to exposed concrete surfaces, tenant will work with landlord to provide flush condition requirement prior to landlord’s general contractor performing the work and tenant will be responsible for additional cost.
i. Interior surfaces of the exterior perimeter walls will be exposed brick and concrete. Tenant will have the option of leaving this natural surface exposed or covering it with a finished material. Tenant will not be allowed to paint the exposed brick. Exposed brick will be free of previous existing interior improvements or finishes including but not limited to drywall, plaster or miscellaneous framing, not including cosm...
Interiors. Dimensioned floor plans, interior details, elevations, finish schedules, audio/visual and special equipment details, building security and access controls details. Interiors shall include interior space planning depicting the layouts of furniture, furnishings and equipment (“FFE”) to be incorporated into the Assigned Project as either Group I or Group II FFE.
Interiors. 4.12.1 Reinstatement of missing partitions, and in-filling of later openings in accordance with the specification in Appendix E and the building spreadsheets.
4.12.2 Repair or reinstatement of plasterwork, providing the work does not exceed 60% of the elevation affected, in accordance with the specification in Appendix E.
4.12.3 Reinstatement of ex situ or missing stoves and flues, in accordance with the specification in Appendix E and the building spreadsheets.
4.12.4 Installation of new electrical services and plumbing in parallel with historic services where the latter can no longer function, in accordance with the specification in Appendix E.
4.12.5 Removal of later agricultural electrical services in accordance with the specification in Appendix E.
4.12.6 The conservation of other historic fittings, including all door and window furniture, all ironmongery, all interior joinery and historic services, in accordance with the schedule in Appendix E and the building spreadsheets.
Interiors. 7.1. The Office Lobby will be an open double height lobby with a glass fin-supported glass wall system that opens to the plaza and street with city and water views on three sides. The finishes will incorporate polished travertine stone-clad walls and marble floors, metal panel systems, and other materials consistent (at a minimum) with materials used in the lobbies of Comparable Buildings.
7.2. The interior surfaces of the exterior perimeter walls on each floor of the Premises will be exposed glass curtainwall or insulated wall framing and vapor barrier as required to meet Seattle Energy Code performance standards for the Base Building. Gypsum wallboard, tape and finish where required to cover framing and insulation will be installed as part of the Tenant Improvements.
7.3. Interior gypsum wallboard or shaft wall at corridor side of restroom, stairway, and other core spaces will be provided unfinished or fire-taped as required. Finish taping, sanding and prep for paint or finish materials will be installed as part of the Tenant Improvements. Concrete core walls, shear walls or columns to be provided as unfinished concrete with a smooth architectural finish.
7.4. Restrooms and showers to be completely finished out and functional as described above.
7.5. Ceilings will be installed in core restrooms and the Office Lobby. Ceilings will not be installed as part of the Base Building on the floors of the Premises, other than in core restrooms.
7.6. Window mullions are based on a five foot planning module. SCHEDULE 2 -2- THE ▇▇▇▇ TOWER F5 Networks, Inc.
Interiors. 10.1 The inspector shall inspect: A. walls, ceilings, and floors; B. steps, stairways, and railings; C. countertops and a representative number of installed cabinets; D. a representative number of doors and windows; E. garage vehicle doors and garage vehicle door operators; F. installed ovens, ranges, surface cooking appliances, microwave ovens, dishwashing machines, and food waste grinders by using normal operating controls to activate the primary function.
10.2 The inspector is NOT required to inspect: A. paint, wallpaper, and other finish treatments; B. floor coverings; C. window treatments; D. coatings on and the hermetic seals between panes of window glass; E. central vacuum systems; F. recreational facilities; G. installed and free-standing kitchen and laundry appliances not listed in Section 10.1.F; H. appliance thermostats including their calibration, adequacy of heating elements, self cleaning oven cycles, indicator lights, door seals, timers, clocks, timed features, and other specialized features of the appliance. I. operate, or confirm the operation of every control and feature of an inspected appliance.