Gecombineerde

Gecombineerde refers to a Dutch term used in various contexts to describe a combination or a merging of different elements. In general, the term is used to denote the integration of multiple aspects, components, or entities to create a new whole. The concept of gecombineerde is used in various fields, including construction, transportation, and urban planning.

In construction, a gecombineerde building is a type of intentional or unintentional double building, also known as a combination house. This building type occurs when two structures, one of which may have been built prior to the adjacent structure, are combined through shared walls, roofs, or other means. The term is also used in the Netherlands to describe buildings that have been modified or extended over time.

In rural areas, a gecombineerde farm is an agricultural farm complex that combines different aspects of farming, such as livestock and crop production, or dairy and pig farming. These combined farms often employ a mixed husbandry system, where different crops and animals are integrated to create a diverse and sustainable agricultural system.

The concept of gecombineerde is also used in urban planning and infrastructure projects to describe the integration of different transportation modes and systems. For example, a gecombineerde transportation system may combine buses, trains, and bicycles to create a comprehensive and efficient public transportation network.

In the Netherlands, the term gecombineerde is also used in the context of labor union negotiations and public-private projects.