Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

indice di occupazione

English translation:

lot coverage

Added to glossary by Ivana UK
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Italian term

indice di occupazione

Italian to English Other Construction / Civil Engineering
Also referred to as: 'indice di occupazione di un fondo' and 'occupazione fondiaria'

The only 'definition' of the term occcupazione that I've been able to find is this (taken from an online document):

L’occupazione dei fondi è definita dalle linee di costruzione (obbligatorie) e dalle linee di arretramento indicate nel Piano di edificazione (Piano N. 1) e nel Piano delle costruzioni sotterranee (Piano N. 2). in scala 1:500
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Dec 10, 2011 21:14: Ivana UK Created KOG entry

Discussion

Ivana UK (asker) Feb 2, 2011:
“lot coverage” “lot coverage” means the portion of the lot area covered by the ground floor area of all buildings and structures on a lot, and expressed as a percentage of the lot area.

http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/html/source/regs/english/2003/el...
Ivana UK (asker) Jan 23, 2011:
Found this useful explanation of the 2 ratios: 10. Cos’è l’indice di sfruttamento? Chi lo definisce?
Indice di sfruttamento: rapporto tra Superficie Utile Lorda e Superficie Edificabile del Fondo. La SUL è definita come la somma di tutte le superfici abitabili (compresi corridoi e scale, escluse cantine e garage) di tutti i piani dell’edificio. La SEF è la superficie edificabile senza bosco, corsi d’acqua o superfici di transito.
IS = SUL / SEF (%)
L’indice di occupazione invece è il rapporto tra la superficie libera e quella occupata (in proiezione orizzontale: non vengono quindi conteggiati i vari piani dell’edificio).

http://web.ticino.com/dgend/Documents/Diritto_risposte.pdf
Ivana UK (asker) Jan 23, 2011:
Hi and thanks very much for the reference, it helps a lot as I couldn't find the definition anywhere!

The term appears in aPiano Regolatore under a list of indices used - with no further context I'm afraid.
context Hi, could you give us the context please?

Proposed translations

4 hrs

land-to-building ratio

[PDF]Perizia - stima 5 Vie AFA
Formato file: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Versione HTML
4.1.2 Calcolo del valore venale del fondo. Fondo edificabile. 509 m2. Indice di sfruttamento. 1,0. Indice di occupazione. 50%. Categoria di posizione ...
http://www4.ti.ch/user_allegati/DI/Aste/asteonline-42594-129...
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Notare che l'indice di occupazione è espresso in percentuale

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Land to Building Ratio

The proportion of land area to gross building area.


http://www.shopsandiegorealestate.com/buyer_tools_glossary_i...

Example sentence:

<b>A shopping center has a land-to-building ratio of 40%</b>

<b>An office building has a land-to-building ratio of 10%</b>

Peer comment(s):

neutral Mary Carroll Richer LaFlèche : the example sentences you rpovide are about $ value so are not pertinent....http://www.allbusiness.com/glossaries/land/building-ratio/49...
17 hrs
ovvio che ne deriva una differenza in termini di valore economico
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3 hrs

floor area ratio

Lot area x district allowed floor area ratio= maximum floor area
The Floor Area Ratio (FAR) or Floor Space Index (FSI) is the ratio of the total floor area of buildings on a certain location to the size of the land of that location, or the limit imposed on such a ratio. Wikipedia

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I've found this in Kudoz:
http://www.proz.com/kudoz/English/construction_civil_enginee...

'lot coverage ratio' seems to be more specific about the area covered by one floor, not the sum of the amount of floor space on each floor.

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or 'base area to plot area ratio'
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Reference comments

2 hrs
Reference:

indice di occupazione

7.4 Indice di occupazione

L’indice di occupazione (IO) è il rapporto tra la superficie edificata del fondo e la superficie
edificabile del fondo.

Indice di occupazione = superficie edificata del fondo
superficie edificabile del fondo IO = SeE
SeF
Note from asker:
Found a few hits for 'plot/site coverage ratio', which seems to fit the bill but not convinced this is the standard terms as there are so few online refs.
'Lot coverage ratio' seems to fit the bill, while Floor area ratio seems to more adequately reflect the meaning of Indice id Sfruttamento (see new definitions in Discussion area) ... (unless I'm reading it completely wrong which could well be the case - I'm at the stage that the more I look at the two ratios the more ambiguous they get!!)
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