Términos

Persona que reúne diversos objetos o ítems en un conjunto ú obra mayor. Los ejemplos incluyen a personas que compilan álbumes o que reúne un conjunto de obras.

To make, arrange, compose, or construct a written work, art work, or other work, by arrangement of materials collected from various sources. It may refer to the arrangement of content only (as in a literary work), or of physical pieces.

El estado de cualidad de tener muchas partes intrincadas o interrelacionadas.

Agrupación de edificios, otras estructuras y espacios abiertos, frecuentemente multifuncional, y por lo general más extenso, formado a lo largo de un periodo de tiempo mayor y por más participantes que las obras constructivas individuales.

Complejo, que es una agregación de edificios, otras estructuras, y/o espacios abiertos, que fue ocupado anteriormente pero que actualmente se encuentra desierto de sus habitantes pasados.

Facilities at which rocket, missile, or spacecraft launches are conducted, usually having launch pads, equipment, and various buildings.

Complejos de edificios que albergan oficinas y las instalaciones para el apoyo de las oficinas.

Áreas de terreno o propiedad donde muchos edificios de oficinas pueden ser agrupados y desarrollados específicamente para atraer a oficinas corporativas.

Desarrollo residencial planificado, por lo general públicamente construido y dirigido, destinado a inquilinos con ingresos bajos o medios.

Building complexes and associated grounds that are designed for playing sports and the accommodation of large crowds of viewers, including seating or other viewing areas, dining facilities, tracks, pools, or various other playing areas. For inhabited places having sports as a focus, use "sporting centers (inhabited places)."

Designa un edificio que ofrece un espacio cercado y despejado, adaptable a diversas actividades de educación física y recreativas, tales como eventos de pista y baloncesto; y designa también un edifico que aloja equipamiento e instalaciones de vestuarios para los atletas. Se localiza frecuentemente en o cerca de los campos de atletismo.

Grupo de edificios educacionales y otras instalaciones; si es posible, empléese un término más específico.

Designa generalmente cualquier agrupación de diversas construcciones industriales y sus instralaciones relacionadas.

Complejo de obras construidas que rodean el palacio o palacios de un monarca. Un ejemplo es la ciudad prohibida de Beijing.

Buildings or complexes constructed for or serving agricultural purposes.

Buildings or complexes constructed for or serving businesses, merchants, and other commercial purposes.

The Built Complexes and Districts hierarchy contains terms for coherent groupings of built works and for parts of settlements. Complexes are defined as aggregations of buildings, other structures, and open spaces, often multifunctional and more extensive, and usually shaped over a longer period of time by more participants than single built works. Districts are defined as delineated or perceived components of settlements that are more extensive and less architectonic than built complexes. These areas are likely to be defined by socio-economic characteristics or topographic features, by a sameness of the built works they encompass, or by administratively created boundaries. Relation to other hierarchies: Terms for public transit systems (e.g., "streetcar systems") are found in the Object Groupings and Systems hierarchy. Terms for types of road (e.g., "highways," "streets") are fund in the open spaces portion of the Open Spaces and Site Elements hierarchy. Terms for constituent parts of roads (e.g., "bus lanes," "curbs") are found in the Components hierarchy. The Built Complexes and Districts hierarchy contains descriptors for coherent groupings of built works and for parts of settlements. Complexes are defined as aggregations of buildings, other structures, and open spaces - often multifunctional and more extensive, and usually shaped over a longer period of time by more participants than single built works. Districts are defined as delineated or perceived components of settlements that are more extensive and less architectonic than built complexes. These areas are likely to be defined by socio-economic characteristics or topographic features, by a sameness of the built works they encompass, or by administratively created boundaries.Relation to Other Hierarchies: Public transit systems (e.g., "streetcar systems") are found in the Object Groupings and Systems hierarchy. Types of road (e.g.g., "highways", "streets") are fund in the open spaces portion of the Open Spaces and Site Elements hierarchy. Constituent parts of roads (e.g.g., "bus lanes", "curbs") are found in the Components hierarchy.

Recreation complexes that are meeting places for associations.

Buildings or complexes where people are detained for various reasons.

Industrical complexes focusing on extraction of minerals, oil, or other material from the earth.