Total GSF: 57,577
 Classroom: 2,436
Research laboratory: 25,180
 Office/Computer: 11,210
 Other Assignable: 34
 Non-Assignable: 15,776


Figure 4-3. Frazier Rogers Hall Space Breakdown. (clockwise from left) A.Space
 breakdown table B. Building Front C. Faculty office corridor D. Research
 laboratory

 In order to effectively provide perspective owners/builders with an accurate

prediction of how their project will perform, a true climate analysis should precede

analyzed results in order to qualify such predictions. This study used buildings located on

the University of Florida campus, located in Gainesville, FL. The National Climate Data

Center(NCDC) produced the following climate description. "Gainesville lies in the north

central part of the Florida peninsula, almost midway between the coasts of the Atlantic

Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. The terrain is fairly level with several nearby lakes to the

east and south. Due to its centralized location, maritime influences are somewhat less

than they would be along coastlines at the same latitude. Maximum temperatures in

summer average slightly more than 900F. From June to September, the number of days

when temperatures exceed 89 F is 84 on average. Record high temperatures are in