Unless you have a flat roof, no; the surface area of the roof will be larger than the ground area of the building.
I'm assuming by "cottage style roof" you mean the shape which is sort-of achieved by using two trapezium shapes to depict the front and back of the roof (shorter edge being the uppermost edge) and then using two triangles for both the sides. (A trapezium shape is like half a hexagon). If this is the case, you calculate the area of the front of the roof by measuring the lower edge of the trapezium/roof and adding that measurement to the upper edge of the trapezium/roof, dividing by two, then multiplying by the distance between the upper and lower edge. (I.e exactly the same as finding the area of a trapezium). Assuming the back of the roof is the same, multiply the "front of the roof" measurement by 2. This gives you the area of "front and back of roof". To include the sides of the roof, measure the lower edge of the triangle-like shape and multiply by the vertical height. Add this measurement to the "front and back of roof measurement" to get "total area of roof". If you have kept all measurements in feet during the process, you will end up with "total area of roof in square feet" as required. Of course, it's possible that the roof may not fit the description of specific shapes, in which case it's best to make an estimate then add on a bit extra.
You have answered the question for yourself.!!!! The area is '625 sq.'
To find the area of a roof in square yards, first measure how long it is and how wide it is in feet. Multiply the two numbers together to get the area in square feet. Since there are 9 square feet in a square yard, divide the number by 9 and you will have the area of the roof in square yards. If the house is L shaped, measure the different sections separately and then add the square yards together.
One square = 100 sq ft of roof area.
is the walkway on the roof (which the 4th floor residedence use to reach ther condo) common are to all residents
is the walkway on the roof considered a common area
You finally purchased the condo you have always dreamed of. Now it's time to insure your possession. When purchasing condo insurance it's important to know you are going to need two kinds of insurance. Your homeowners insurance covers your new home and a master policy covers the common areas in the condo. The master policy is provided by the condo association. As stated above it covers the common areas in the complex such as the roof, basement and sidewalks. Make sure you read the fine print in this policy, as you don't want to be surprised if something happens. Ask your agent if your insurance coverage will protect you when and if something happens in one of the common areas.
Read your governing documents to determine ownership. There is a line between what a unit owner owns and what all unit owners own in common with all other owners. Ownership may determine who pays, and it may not, depending on the motivation to perform demolition of roof and walls. As well, and again this is an ownership issue: which roof(s) and which wall(s) -- interior or exterior, building envelope or not?
no body can unless you buy a rooftop for you condo
That would be a silly thing to do. What about the rest of the structure and liability?
The word "roof" can be defined as the upper covering structure of a building or vehicle. It can also be used a verb to mean to cover with a roof. Some synonyms include ceiling and top.
Another dimension is needed to work out the surface area of the roof.
The highest point of each roof area.
You can helicopter at : Hyman Condo,vercetti mansion,Police head Office in downtown in front of fire truck parked,Fort Baxter Army Base near Airport,In Washington area on a house's roof.
You have the helicopter at the hyman condo roof top in downtown near the ammunition.Other helicopter is at the starfish island on the roof top of Diaz Mansion.You can Google for the other locations of the helicopters.
In most cases the association is responsible for mantaining the roof and structure. It should the the association's insurance problem.