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80 Examples of Facilities

John Spacey, updated on October 10, 2023

Facilities are physical buildings, infrastructure, spaces and resources that are used to provide services. This term is broadly applicable to buildings and specific features of buildings such as a swimming pool in a hotel. The following are common examples of facilities.

Airports	Amusement parks
Apartment complexes	Art galleries
Bank locations	Bars & nightclubs
Boardrooms	Bowling alleys
Bus terminals	Business centers
Cafeterias	Cinemas
City halls	Clinics
Co-living spaces	Co-working spaces
Community centers	Concert halls
Condominiums	Conference centers
Convention centers	Courthouses
Cultural centers	Data centers
Daycare centers	Dental clinics
Department stores	Disaster shelters
Dormitories	Event halls
Fire stations	Government offices
Gymnasiums	Gyms & fitness centers
Historic sites	Hospitals
Hotels	Leisure facilities
Libraries	Meeting rooms
Military bases	Mobile home parks
Museums	Network operation centers
Nursing homes	Opera houses
Parking garages	Parks
Performance venues	Pharmacies
Police stations	Pop-up shops
Ports & harbors	Post offices
Prisons	Recreation facilities
Rehabilitation centers	Research labs
Resorts	Retail stores
Retirement communities	Schools
Server rooms	Shopping malls
Skate parks	Solar energy systems
Spas & wellness centers	Sports stadiums & fields
Subway stations	Supermarkets
Swimming pools	Taxi stands
Tennis courts	Theaters
Theme parks	Town squares
Train stations	Truck stops
Universities	Voting booths

The word facility originates with the Latin "facilitas" meaning "easily done." As such, facility is used to indicate a capability or something that you can do. As used to describe buildings and structures, it only applies to those that provide services. For example, a private house isn't a facility but a managed condominium is a facility.

Overview: Facilities
Type	Facility Management
Definition	Physical buildings, infrastructure, spaces and resources that are used to provide services.
Related Concepts	Facility Management »