On Martin Koppenhoefer wrote: > I agree. There clearly are typologies with retail (and offices) in the ground > floor and residential (or offices) in the upper
IMO an apartment building with shops on the first floor is still an apartment building. Even the description of building=apartments mentions "May also have retail outlets on the ground floor". Even without any additional tags, if there are within the building nodes or areas with suitable amenity= or shop= tags, we'd already know some parts of it are used for something else than apartments (even if smaller office=* may be operating in the apartments). The idea to further describe the parts or the building is one good way to proceed. OTOH, if it looks like a shopping center but has some apartments on the top floor(s), most people would still call the whole a retail building or supermarket. I doubt there are next to none edge cases where the classification would vary between mappers. -- alv _______________________________________________ Tagging mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/tagging
