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The Stacking Plan Visualization Vertical Position ? Floor of the building, the higher up vertically, the higher the floor. Horizontal Position ? In order of a property (usually by its unit number) Horizontal Size ? The floor area (in percentage of total floor area)

A stacking plan is a visual representation of a commercial structure that shows the tenants on each floor, the square footage of each floor, when each tenant's lease will expire, and sometimes other information.

A stack plan is a graphical representation of space use by floor for organizational units. It presents a bar representing the total area for each floor, and each bar is divided into proportionate blocks that represent the amount of space each organizational group will occupy on the floor.

A stacking plan is a chart or schema that displays floors in the building with all tenants and available space to lease or sell, the square footage occupied, lease expiration, the company's name, occupancy/vacancy rate, and more. Stacking plans simplify the selling and leasing of spaces in commercial buildings.

A stacking plan is a chart or schema that displays floors in the building with all tenants and available space to lease or sell, the square footage occupied, lease expiration, the company's name, occupancy/vacancy rate, and more. Stacking plans simplify the selling and leasing of spaces in commercial buildings.

A stacking plan is a visual representation of a commercial structure that shows the tenants on each floor, the square footage of each floor, when each tenant's lease will expire, and sometimes other information.

Stack planning is a macro way of looking at space utilization. The ?stack? is a complete collection of floor plans, showing every level of a building and each floor's distinct features. A stack shows which groups occupy what space, where open spaces are, and floor plan capacities.