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Building facilities are structures that are used to provide services within a building. This can include basic facilities such as access controlled entrances and amenities such as swimming pools. The following are common examples of building facilities.
Art galleries | Auditoriums | Bars & lounges | Bathrooms | Business centers | Cafes | Cafeterias | Childcare facilities | Cloakrooms | Conference rooms | Dining halls | Elevators & escalators | Emergency shelters | Event spaces | Fitness centers | Gardens | Gift shops & boutiques | Gyms | Kitchen facilities | Labs | Laundry rooms | Libraries | Lobbies & reception areas | Lounges | Mailrooms | Maintenance & janitorial facilities | Meeting rooms | Museums | Parking | Playgrounds | Recreational areas | Restaurants | Security facilities | Server rooms | Spas | Storage facilities | Swimming pools | Terraces | Theaters | Waste management facilities |
Facilities vs AmenitiesFacilities are physical things such as a swimming pool. Amenities are services such as an open swimming pool that you can access or a swimming lesson. Next: Facilities
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