1268.0.55.001 - Functional Classification of Buildings, 1999 (Revision 2011)
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2 Commercial Buildings
Notwithstanding any commercial trade use, this division explicitly excludes industrial and residential buildings as well as those predominantly for the provision of education, religious worship or other religious activities, health or veterinary care, recreation, entertainment, temporary accommodation or the provision of care to children, the aged, or other persons (as per the classes defined in the Other non-residential buildings division). 211 Retail and wholesale trade buildings 22 Transport buildings
222 Non-passenger transport buildings 223 Commercial carparks 224 Transport buildings n.e.c. 291 Commercial buildings n.e.c. 211 Retail and wholesale trade buildings Commercial buildings primarily used for the sale of goods to intermediate and end users and the provision of services on a shop-front basis except where another class of this division applies. This class excludes storage warehouses which are included in the Industrial buildings division. Examples include:
Barber Bistro Bottleshop Boutique Butcher shop Café Car yard Delicatessen Department store Dry cleaner establishment Funeral parlour Green grocer Grocery Hardware store Hotel (predominantly drinking) Jeweller Kiosk Laundromat Market (wholesale or retail) Pet shop Petrol station (no vehicle servicing) Pharmacy (retail) Plant nursery (public sales) Post office (shopfront) Restaurant Retail ‘warehouse’ Salon Shoe repair Shop Shopping arcade Shopping centre Showroom Snack bar Souvenir centre Supermarket Take-away food store Tavern Ticket booking and sales (off-site) Winery building (sales/tasting centre) Excludes:
Commercial storage facilities 22 Transport buildings Commercial buildings primarily used in the provision of transport services, or facilities supporting transport services. The class also includes commercial carpark buildings. This class has four subclasses: 221 Passenger transport buildings Buildings primarily used in providing passenger transport services, such as passenger, bus and rail terminals. Examples include:
Bus station Coach depot Railway station Railway ticket offices (at station) Passenger transport interchange 222 Non-passenger transport buildings Buildings primarily used in providing non-passenger transport services. Examples include:
Cargo shed (freight) Freight loading terminal Loading dock building Port terminal building Weighbridge station 223 Commercial carparks A carpark building that is commercial in nature and is built independently of other building developments. Carparks built as part of other distinct building developments and intended to service these are excluded from this definition and should be classified to the buildings with which they are associated. Examples include:
Parking stations (covered or multistorey) Excludes:
Car parks as part of a shopping centre or other development 224 Transport buildings n.e.c. Other commercial transport buildings and facilities supporting transport services. Includes buildings such as:
Aircraft storage buildings (hangar) Aircraft maintenance buildings Bus storage sheds Bus maintenance buildings Taxi despatch centre Tram or train servicing depots Truck sheds 231 Offices Buildings primarily used in the provision of professional or financial services or public administration. Examples include:
Advertising agency Bank Building society Credit union Financial services Government offices Insurance brokerage Office building Property manager Real estate agent Solicitor Stock exchange or broker Town hall (administrative) 291 Commercial buildings n.e.c. Commercial buildings not elsewhere classified, such as
Crash/smash repair Garage – servicing Mail sorting centre Marina Mechanic Metering station Pet boarding facility Petrol station (vehicle servicing) Service centre (vehicle)
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