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What´s the difference between a residential site and mahalle?
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01 Oct 2018 Mon 12:32 pm |
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What´s the difference between a residential "site" and mahalle?
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16 Oct 2018 Tue 01:13 am |
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What´s the difference between a residential "site" and mahalle?
Mahalle is derived from the Arabic word "mahal" which means locality/place. Mahalle is a particular place/neighborhood, any of numerous divisions of a city or town, often with distinctive characteristics, and an electoral district.
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22 Oct 2018 Mon 12:15 am |
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Mahalle is also existing in urdu language. Used during mughal empire.
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22 Oct 2018 Mon 04:37 am |
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Mahalle is derived from the Arabic word "mahal" which means locality/place. Mahalle is a particular place/neighborhood, any of numerous divisions of a city or town, often with distinctive characteristics, and an electoral district.
Thank you. And how is ´site´ different to ´mahalle´?
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22 Oct 2018 Mon 08:54 pm |
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I am a bit puzzled. Residential site. It is not plainly clear to me if you want to know about "konut alanı" or "konut sitesi"
"residential site"
"konut alanı" is a site which is zoned "new residential" under some local plans to provide new residential developments.
residential "site"
"konut sitesi" (or site) (nowadays) is theme designed housing project or high-life residence project developed on "konut alanı"
What makes me puzzled is that both have nothing to do with "mahalle" at any rate.
or did I get the question wrong?
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23 Oct 2018 Tue 11:21 pm |
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Mahalle is also existing in urdu language. Used during mughal empire.
Yes, and there is this mausoleum in the form of Taj Mahal in India. Şah Cihan, Mughal emperor, ordered it, and wanted it to be a place (=mahal) for the remains of his beloved wife, Ercüment Banu Begüm, to be buried or something like that..
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31 Oct 2018 Wed 03:23 pm |
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"konut sitesi" (or site) (nowadays) is theme designed housing project or high-life residence project developed on "konut alanı"
What makes me puzzled is that both have nothing to do with "mahalle" at any rate.
or did I get the question wrong?
I think you may have got the answer correct. You got the question answered. Sağol
Edited (10/31/2018) by Leo S
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31 Oct 2018 Wed 03:30 pm |
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Mahalle is also existing in urdu language. Used during mughal empire.
Taj Mahal and it´s connection to mahalle was unkown to me, sağol
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11 Nov 2018 Sun 09:33 pm |
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Mahal, in Taj Mahal, means Palace.
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