Nov 6, 2010 10:35
13 yrs ago
Swedish term
från en i plan helt kvadratisk form
Swedish to English
Tech/Engineering
Architecture
Building houses
Phrase in context:
"Nybyggnation av enfamiljshus i två plan. Utmaningen bestod i att maximera boytan på en minimal bruttoarea och samtidigt skapa ett hus som både samspelar
med sin omgivning och står sig som en solitär. Denna gång valde jag att arbeta skulpturalt i sten, från en i plan helt kvadratisk form."
"Nybyggnation av enfamiljshus i två plan. Utmaningen bestod i att maximera boytan på en minimal bruttoarea och samtidigt skapa ett hus som både samspelar
med sin omgivning och står sig som en solitär. Denna gång valde jag att arbeta skulpturalt i sten, från en i plan helt kvadratisk form."
Proposed translations
(English)
3 +1 | from a shape which is completely square on the horizontal | TechLawDC |
3 | completely square plan | Christine Andersen |
Proposed translations
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from a shape which is completely square on the horizontal
(The point is that it is square horizontally but not necessarily vertically.)
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Note added at 5 hrs (2010-11-06 15:56:08 GMT)
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(Also, two different floors might not have the same dimensions, although if the author had intended to say this he probably would have said it explicitly.)
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Note added at 5 hrs (2010-11-06 15:56:08 GMT)
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(Also, two different floors might not have the same dimensions, although if the author had intended to say this he probably would have said it explicitly.)
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Comment: "Aha, I get it now."
2 hrs
completely square plan
on a completely square plan
-- or a perfectly square plan
Not my field of specialisation, admittedly, but as I understand it, this means that the plan on the ground was completely square - no odd angles, porches, bay windows etc.
Th architect could then design his building ´sculpturally´ from there.
(Reminds me of the discussions about an art gallery in Århus, which was quite controversial when it was built. That is square or cubic, and was called ´sculptural´ among other things.)
-- or a perfectly square plan
Not my field of specialisation, admittedly, but as I understand it, this means that the plan on the ground was completely square - no odd angles, porches, bay windows etc.
Th architect could then design his building ´sculpturally´ from there.
(Reminds me of the discussions about an art gallery in Århus, which was quite controversial when it was built. That is square or cubic, and was called ´sculptural´ among other things.)
Peer comment(s):
neutral |
Anna Grynfeld Smith
: I think plan would need to be changed to plane?
3 hrs
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plan as in floor plan, layout plan etc.
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