Definitions
- Describing a partial floor between two main floors of a building. - Referring to a small intermediate level in a theater or auditorium. - Talking about a low-ceilinged story between the ground floor and the first floor of a building.
- Referring to an elevated platform projecting from the wall of a building. - Describing a raised platform at the back or side of a theater or auditorium. - Talking about a small outdoor platform with a railing, often attached to a building.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are elevated platforms.
- 2Both can provide a better view of the surroundings.
- 3Both can be used for seating or standing.
- 4Both can be found in theaters, auditoriums, and other public buildings.
- 5Both can add architectural interest to a building.
What is the difference?
- 1Location: Mezzanine is typically located between two main floors of a building, while balcony is usually attached to the exterior of a building.
- 2Size: Mezzanine is usually smaller than balcony and may not extend the full length of a building.
- 3Access: Mezzanine is usually accessed by stairs or an elevator within the building, while balcony is accessed from outside the building.
- 4Function: Mezzanine is often used as an intermediate level for additional space or seating, while balcony is primarily used for outdoor viewing or seating.
- 5Design: Mezzanine is often integrated into the overall design of a building, while balcony is often added as an architectural feature.
Remember this!
Mezzanine and balcony are both elevated platforms that can provide a better view of the surroundings. However, the difference between mezzanine and balcony is their location, size, access, function, and design. A mezzanine is typically located between two main floors of a building and is used as an intermediate level for additional space or seating. Whereas, a balcony is usually attached to the exterior of a building and is primarily used for outdoor viewing or seating.
