Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
dubbelzijdig georganiseerd
English translation:
double-oriented, dual-oriented
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Jack den Haan
Jun 23, 2009 09:35
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Dutch term
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dubbelzijdig georganiseerd
Dutch to English
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Architecture
I THINK they mean that both the front and back of the buildings have 'front-door approachability' (my wording). I've got 'have accessible facades'... Anyone know what is, or sounds, correct in architecture?
'De stadswoningen en de beneden- en bovenwoningen zijn dubbelzijdig georganiseerd zodat aan voor- en achterzijde openheid ontstaat.
Bij de stadswoningen grenst de voordeur en de keuken aan de fabrieksstraat - het binnenterrein - terwijl de achterdeur is gesitueerd aan de buitenzijde van het blok, aan de kant van de ...straat. Bij de benedenwoningen is dat juist andersom en grenst de schuifpui aan de fabrieksstraat.'
'De stadswoningen en de beneden- en bovenwoningen zijn dubbelzijdig georganiseerd zodat aan voor- en achterzijde openheid ontstaat.
Bij de stadswoningen grenst de voordeur en de keuken aan de fabrieksstraat - het binnenterrein - terwijl de achterdeur is gesitueerd aan de buitenzijde van het blok, aan de kant van de ...straat. Bij de benedenwoningen is dat juist andersom en grenst de schuifpui aan de fabrieksstraat.'
Proposed translations
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| 3 | double-oriented |
Jack den Haan
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| 3 +2 | designed to be accessed from two sides |
Christine Gardner
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| 4 | dual-access |
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Jun 28, 2009 19:30: Jack den Haan Created KOG entry
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double-oriented
Might be an option here.
https://kepler.njit.edu/arch363-000f07/Course Documents1/PHA...
Organization, configuration and building typology is determined by site constraints, site strategy , program, integration of mixed uses, etc. Horizontal and/ or vertical circulation determine unit access, which in turn imply building mass. For example, vertical core circulation may result in unit clusters which allow for *** double-oriented units ***, also implying a limited number of units per floor from a circulation core. A horizontal array implies a ‘corridor’ or ‘gallery’, single-loaded or double-loaded, thus establishing single- or *** double-oriented units ***. Horizontal arrays can grow, stagger, twist, in response to site factors. Corridors are design opportunities, transitions from semi-private to private spaces, and should be designed as such.
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@Olly: Zou natuurlijk ook kunnen.
https://kepler.njit.edu/arch363-000f07/Course Documents1/PHA...
Organization, configuration and building typology is determined by site constraints, site strategy , program, integration of mixed uses, etc. Horizontal and/ or vertical circulation determine unit access, which in turn imply building mass. For example, vertical core circulation may result in unit clusters which allow for *** double-oriented units ***, also implying a limited number of units per floor from a circulation core. A horizontal array implies a ‘corridor’ or ‘gallery’, single-loaded or double-loaded, thus establishing single- or *** double-oriented units ***. Horizontal arrays can grow, stagger, twist, in response to site factors. Corridors are design opportunities, transitions from semi-private to private spaces, and should be designed as such.
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Note added at 1 hr (2009-06-23 10:48:24 GMT)
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@Olly: Zou natuurlijk ook kunnen.
Note from asker:
| Klinkt goed met Christines uitleg erbij. Maybe 'dual oriented'... |
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designed to be accessed from two sides
Ik denk dat ze bedoelen dat de woningen bij elkaar dubbelzijdig georganiseerd zijn, zodat in de straat als geheel, toegang mogelijk is aan twee kanten: voor sommige woningen aan de 'voorkant' en bij anderen aan de 'achterkant'.
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Note added at 50 mins (2009-06-23 10:25:32 GMT)
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Oh sorry, maybe I should have written that in English!
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Note added at 50 mins (2009-06-23 10:25:32 GMT)
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Oh sorry, maybe I should have written that in English!
Note from asker:
| Bedankt, nou snap ik het beter! |
Peer comment(s):
| agree |
Tina Vonhof (X)
: I would say 'designed with street access on two sides'. Many houses can be accessed from two sides but then it is via a back alley.
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| agree |
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dual-access
The international construction research conference of the
Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors uses this terminology. See page 13 of
http://www.rics.org/NR/rdonlyres/53187C6A-F89E-4FFA-ACDF-F63...
Case Study 2; flank access
Unlike case study 1 the scheme had a mixture of single and dual access dwellings. Where access was provided, a width of 1000mm had been used. This means that in dual access dwellings accommodating increases up to 100mm would be feasible, posing few problems in adjusting to 2002 standards or slightly higher.
Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors uses this terminology. See page 13 of
http://www.rics.org/NR/rdonlyres/53187C6A-F89E-4FFA-ACDF-F63...
Case Study 2; flank access
Unlike case study 1 the scheme had a mixture of single and dual access dwellings. Where access was provided, a width of 1000mm had been used. This means that in dual access dwellings accommodating increases up to 100mm would be feasible, posing few problems in adjusting to 2002 standards or slightly higher.
Note from asker:
| Thanks, although this seems, according to your example, to be a synonym for 'two outside doors' and relates to energy loss through door openings. |
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