In Foyer or Lobby?

Lobby and foyer are generally only used for public buildings. The lobby is usually the common area between the doors of flats and their stairs or lift. The foyer is the much larger waiting area in a theatre or hotel.

What is lobby in a house?

A lobby is a space from which one or more other rooms or corridors can be accessed, typically found near the main entrance to a building. ... A lobby may be referred to as a vestibule, anteroom or foyer.

What is the difference between a hall and lobby?

Lobby is a room that is at the entrance to a large building. Hall is generally an area which connects many other rooms together or as you said a big area for holding events. A house usually doesn't have a lobby, just a hall at the front door.

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