[OSM-talk] shop windows on differnt streets

[Dave F]

There aren't multiple entrances in Catonano's examples.

Shops on the corner of two streets is common across the globe.

Are you suggesting these places have multiple postal addresses?

On 29/12/2017 22:28, Martin Koppenhoefer wrote:
>
> Having housenumbers for every entrance and potential entrance is 
> extremely common in Italy for example. The usual solution is to add 
> nodes with the street name and housenumber at every such point, plus a 
> node somewhere inside the area for the POI (shop, etc.) with the POI 
> tags and the address they use (e.g. Via Cavour 107, or Via Cavour 
> 103-109, or Via Cavour 103/105/107/109, or even Via Cavour 
> 103;105;107;109).
>
> If you want to explicitly tell which numbers belong to the POI I think 
> it is better to draw an approximate polygon for the POI (i.e. you can 
> see from the polygon which address nodes belong to it) rather than 
> grouping them by a relation, for several reasons:
>
> - easier to verify visually
> - adds more information (size, shape, topology)
> - easier to modify
> - easier to understand
> - requires less advanced editing tools
> - likely more stable because of the previous points
>
>
> cheers,
> Martin
>
>
>
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