Glossary entry

French term or phrase:

ZONES PATRIMONIALES EXTERIEURES

English translation:

External areas of the property

Added to glossary by Bashiqa
Jun 7, 2012 16:13
11 yrs ago
French term

ZONES PATRIMONIALES EXTERIEURES

French to English Tech/Engineering Architecture Description of a parisian Hotel
ETAT RECAPITULATIF
ZONES PATRIMONIALES EXTERIEURES
FACADES DETAILLEES SUR RUES ET SUR TOITURES EN 2 D
FACADES DETAILLEES SUR COURS ET SUR TOITURES EN 2 D
ZONES PATRIMONIALES INTERIEURES
Hall d'accueil et conciergerie
A) ELEVATIONS DETAILLEES - B) PLAN DETAILLE DU PLANCHER HAUT (PLAFOND)
Hall de réception : zone 6
A) ELEVATIONS DETAILLEES - B) PLAN DETAILLE DU PLANCHER HAUT (PLAFOND)
La galerie : zone 7
Proposed translations (English)
4 +3 External areas of the property

Discussion

Bashiqa (asker) Jun 7, 2012:
Sorry that my question didn't even include my thanks. Up to my neck at the moment. Yes it is a historical monument, centre of Paris and about to be tarted up from what I can see.
B D Finch Jun 7, 2012:
@Rosa The thought seems to have occurred to us simultaneously.
Rosa Paredes Jun 7, 2012:
@asker Is this a heritage building?

Proposed translations

+3
28 mins
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External areas of the property

www.propertytoolkit.ltd.uk/support/.../adding-inspection-report/
"The next section is where you add the inspection details relating to both internal and external areas of the property."

www.themadeiratimes.com/pm-estreito-calheta/4528726901
"The external areas of the property include a paved courtyard, which contains a complimentary [sic!] BBQ and matching traditional sink, both being located beneath a ..."

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Note added at 32 mins (2012-06-07 16:45:30 GMT)
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Unless "partimoniales" here means "heritage", in which case: "external areas of heritage properties"
Peer comment(s):

agree S Kelly
18 mins
Thanks Distinction - What an interesting name: I had dinner with/worked with/ Distinction.
agree philgoddard : Yes, it means heritage, ie listed.
1 hr
Thanks Phil. Much as I hate the usage of "heritage", I think it is a better translation than "listed" as the latter is just too specifically tied to the UK system.
agree Cyril B.
12 hrs
Thanks Cyril
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