HBL

It stands for “High-Bay Lighting,” which refers to lighting fixtures designed for use in high-ceiling spaces such as warehouses or industrial facilities.

Health port

A healthcare facility or a specialized area within a commercial building dedicated to health and wellness services. It may include medical offices, clinics, fitness centres, or other health-related amenities.

Heights -Floor to Ceiling Heights

This refers to the vertical distance between the finished floor and the finished ceiling of a room or space. Floor-to-ceiling heights can vary depending on the building’s design and intended use, with taller ceilings often associated with high-end office spaces, retail stores, or luxury residential units.

High Rise

A tall building with multiple floors, typically defined as having more than 12 to 15 stories.

High Side

High side refers to a location within a building or site that offers advantageous features or benefits, such as better visibility, access to natural light, or higher foot traffic.

High Zone

Refers to the upper floors or levels of a building, typically above a certain threshold. High zones in commercial buildings often offer panoramic views, premium office space, or luxury amenities.

Hot Desking

A flexible office arrangement where employees do not have assigned desks but instead choose from available workspaces on a first-come, first-served basis.

HVAC

It stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. HVAC systems are used in commercial buildings to control indoor temperature, humidity, and air quality for occupant comfort and health.

Hybrid

It refers to a mixed-use development that combines different property types within a single project, such as retail, office, residential, and/or hospitality spaces. Hybrid developments aim to create vibrant, diverse environments that cater to multiple needs and activities.

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