Translation of "Street grid" in German

The city since is growing on a street grid with a block length of 700m.

Sometimes the street grid would rotate inexplicably on the screen.

Kaiser, Stephan, Wieland and André squares were inserted as green spaces within the street grid.

The ancient street grid and the structure of the necropolises should be revealed with the aid of geophysical prospection.

The square-shaped street grid around a central market square divided the city into regular blocks.

The spectacular design concept for their first museum project in Europe plays on Mannheim's historical chessboard street grid.

The spectacular design concept for their first museum project in Europe plays on Mannheim’s historical chessboard street grid.

A street grid with open surfaces is for a photocatalysis above road decks as detrimental as wind.

The result is an orthogonal street grid and a baroque city centre around the main square.

We were given 100 days, three months, to design almost everything, from public buildings to public space, street grid, transportation, housing, and mainly how to protect the city against future tsunamis.

In 1804, Joseph Ellicott, a principal agent of the Holland Land Company, designed a radial street and grid system that branches out from downtown like bicycle spokes.

A new settlement, initially called Neustadt (New Town), was laid out according to a strict rectangular street grid planned by Joachim Ernst Blesendorf, the Overseer of Fortifications and Construction, between the Georgenstraße in the north and the Schadowstraße in the south.

Until the 1950s, Carpentersville consisted of a street grid along the Fox River centered around Main Street, which was the only highway bridge across the Fox River between Algonquin and Dundee.

Also, because of its water boundary on three sides, the hilly geography, and the limited local street connections (only Broadway and Fort George Hill connect to the rest of the Manhattan street grid), the neighborhood can feel somewhat physically detached from the rest of the borough.

The urban design was based on medieval maps of Jerusalem, and the street grid formed a Latin cross.

Under the Commissioners' Plan of 1811 that established the Manhattan street grid, the avenues would begin with First Avenue on the east side and run through Twelfth Avenue in the west.

At the behest of August the Strong, Elector of Saxony and King of Poland, in 1729 the Engineer-Captain Christian Friedrich Erndel drew up a Building Plan, giving the desired regularity to the growing suburb using a uniform street grid.

Until the 1950s, Carpentersville consisted of a street grid along the Fox River centered on Main Street, which was the only highway bridge across the Fox River between Algonquin and Dundee.

In 1804, Joseph Ellicott, a principal agent of the Holland Land Company, designed a radial street and grid system that branches out from downtown like bicycle spokes, and is one of only three radial street patterns in the US.

Because of its water boundary on three sides, its hilly geography, and its limited local street connections (only Broadway and Fort George Hill connect to the rest of the Manhattan street grid), the neighborhood can feel somewhat physically detached from the rest of the borough.