sky lofts

Italian translation: Lofts

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English term or phrase:sky lofts
Italian translation:Lofts
Entered by: Julie Preston

12:51 Jul 5, 2004
English to Italian translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Architecture
English term or phrase: sky lofts
We also feature residences including penthouses, sky lofts, and duplex patio lanais
Theodore Fink
Local time: 11:19
loft
Explanation:
In Italian there is a difference between "attici" and "loft". Lofts have open-plan interiors and only rooms like bathrooms are closed off. The term "loft" is used frequently in Italian and in my opinion shouldn't be translated.

From google:

Stribling Marketing Associates is selling two "sky lofts" on Hudson Street in TriBeCa, the "triangle below Canal" south of SoHo. The properties top an historic building that was converted and remodelled in 2000 and each is more than 4,000 sq ft with a 1,600 sq ft terrace. Like the cosy rooftop co-ops, lofts are situated at comfortable heights, but have more open lay-outs and are often in hipper neighbourhoods. Different buyers gravitate toward different features.

In particolare corte lombarda, vendesi loft composto da ingresso su soggiorno, ampia camera da letto, ampia cucina, zona studio soppalcata, bagno. ...
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Julie Preston
United Kingdom
Local time: 16:19
Grading comment
Thank you. This was the option I chose. You are correct that the English word is commonly used in Italian. Thanks so much!
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Summary of answers provided
4 +3attici
Cécile Lambert
4mansarde
lina_maria
4loft
Julie Preston


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mansarde


Explanation:
mansarde

lina_maria
Italy
Local time: 17:19
Native speaker of: Native in ItalianItalian
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attici


Explanation:
petite correction:sky lofts sarebbe attici, mentre penthouse sono attici molto lussuosi come ha precisato giustamente Giovanna Rampone

Cécile Lambert
Local time: 17:19
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Native speaker of: French
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agree  Roberto Rossetti
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agree  Laura Di Tullio
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loft


Explanation:
In Italian there is a difference between "attici" and "loft". Lofts have open-plan interiors and only rooms like bathrooms are closed off. The term "loft" is used frequently in Italian and in my opinion shouldn't be translated.

From google:

Stribling Marketing Associates is selling two "sky lofts" on Hudson Street in TriBeCa, the "triangle below Canal" south of SoHo. The properties top an historic building that was converted and remodelled in 2000 and each is more than 4,000 sq ft with a 1,600 sq ft terrace. Like the cosy rooftop co-ops, lofts are situated at comfortable heights, but have more open lay-outs and are often in hipper neighbourhoods. Different buyers gravitate toward different features.

In particolare corte lombarda, vendesi loft composto da ingresso su soggiorno, ampia camera da letto, ampia cucina, zona studio soppalcata, bagno. ...

Julie Preston
United Kingdom
Local time: 16:19
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 12
Grading comment
Thank you. This was the option I chose. You are correct that the English word is commonly used in Italian. Thanks so much!
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