Editing Hall (section)

==Types==
[[File:Wfa081.jpg|thumb|Firehall (London, Ontario) in 1923]]
In architecture, the term "double-loaded" describes corridors that connect to rooms on both sides.  Conversely, a single-loaded corridor only has rooms on one side (and possible windows on the other).  A blind corridor does not lead anywhere.

*[[Billiard hall]]
*[[Seat of local government|City hall, town hall]] or [[village hall]]
*[[Concert hall]]
*[[Concourse]] (at a large transportation station)
*[[Convention center]] (exhibition hall)
*[[Dance hall]]
*[[Dining hall]]
*[[Firehall]]
*[[Great room]] or [[great hall]]
*[[Moot hall]]
*Prayer hall, such as the [[sanctuary]] of a [[synagogue]]
*[[Library|Reading room]]
*[[Residence hall]]
*[[Trades hall]] (also called union hall, labour hall, etc.)
*[[Waiting room]] (in large transportation stations)