Bodenflächenfaktor
Bodenflächenfaktor is a term used in building design and urban planning, particularly in German-speaking countries. It quantifies the ratio of ground-covered area within a property boundary to the total plot area. Essentially, it indicates how much of a plot is not covered by buildings or other impermeable surfaces. A lower Bodenflächenfaktor signifies a larger proportion of unsealed or green space on the property. This concept is closely related to concepts like "versiegelte Fläche" (sealed area) and "Ausnutzungsziffer" (utilization factor).
The Bodenflächenfaktor plays a role in various regulations, including development plans and building codes. Its primary