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The phrase "a full scale house" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a house that is built to full size or dimensions, often in the context of models or architectural designs.
Example: "The architect presented a full scale house model to give clients a better understanding of the final design."
Alternatives: "a life-size house" or "a complete house model".
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Presented is an integration of machines, materials, and modeling resulting as a full-scale house and a redefinition of construction components, assembly and building shape.
At the Metropolitan Home Show, at Grand Central Palace, he was building a full-scale house; it covered 1500 square feet & was constructed of stone, glass, copper, sheet, rock, cedar shingles.
At the Metropolitan Home Show, at Grand Central Palace, he was builing a full-scale house; it covered 1,500 square feet and was being constructed of stone, glass, copper, sheet rock, and cedar shingles.
In June 2007, the New York architects Jeremy Edmiston and Douglas Gauthier were invited to build a full-scale house they had designed on a parking lot adjacent to the Museum of Modern Art for "Home Delivery: Fabricating the Modern Dwelling," an exhibition about prefabricated housing.
A "full-scale" house.
Indoors, opening lines of the Declaration of Independence are scrolled atop the walls; another installation involves a full-scale house torn in two.
But they viewed the putative cost of a full-scale housing bailout — as much as a trillion dollars — as prohibitive, and they believed that Congress would never finance such as measure.
In order to better understand the response of wood framed houses when subjected to high wind loads, realistic fluctuating wind loads were applied to a full scale two-story wood frame house.
And a full scale orchestra, obvs.
(a) Full scale transient curves.
Russia responded with a full scale invasion.
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