Definition of Mezzanine floor

1. Noun. Intermediate floor just above the ground floor.

Exact synonyms: Entresol, Mezzanine
Generic synonyms: Floor, Level, Storey, Story

Lexicographical Neighbors of Mezzanine Floor

mezquit
mezquite
mezquites
mezquits
mezuza
mezuzah
mezuzahs
mezuzas
mezuzot
mezuzoth
mezz
mezza voce
mezzaluna
mezzalunas
mezzanine
mezzanine floor (current term)
mezzanines
mezze
mezzes
mezzo
mezzo-relievo
mezzo-relievos
mezzo-rilievo
mezzo-rilievos
mezzo-soprano
mezzo-sopranos
mezzo forte
mezzo piano
mezzobrow
mezzobrows

Literary usage of Mezzanine floor

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Architecture and Urbanization in Colonial Chiapas, Mexico by Sidney David Markman (1984)
"The coro proper is about 9.00 m. long as measured to the nave side of the second arch supporting the mezzanine floor. At clerestory level, therefore, ..."

2. The Architectural Review (1919)
"M en- tion should be made of the mezzanine floor over the main office which is ... The easterly half of the first mezzanine floor is taken up with the upper ..."

3. Handbook for Architects and Builders by Illinois society of architects (1908)
"Every gallery, intermediate or mezzanine floor used for the purposes of Class VII. in any building shall be built entirely of fireproof or incombustible ..."

4. A Twentieth Century Palace: The Piccadilly Hotel, with Some Notes on the by Piccadilly hotel, London, England, Piccadilly hotel, London, London Piccadilly hotel (1908)
"The mezzanine floor between the basement and Ground floor is occupied by the ... This mezzanine floor is approached by the three staircases described for ..."

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