The phrase "a large building project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a construction endeavor that involves significant size or scope.
Example: "The city has approved funding for a large building project that will include residential and commercial spaces."
Alternatives: "a major construction project" or "a significant building endeavor."
"It could be a strike at the furniture plant in North Carolina or a large building project that uses up all the steel in the state".
It's really about how to manage a large building project, with emphasis on the special challenges of laboratories.
A novel parametric approach that integrates climatic and site data into a dynamic model of a large building project, to support architectural decisions in early design stages, is presented.
Okrent's story is depressing only in that it reminds us of how much luck has to hover over any large building project for it to turn out right.
Asbestos has been discovered on a number of large building projects this year including in roof panels at the $1.2bn Perth children's hospital project and at Multiplex's 1 William Street site in Brisbane.
Over time, houses replaced the salt fields, and during the 1980s a number of large building projects transformed Lam Tin.
Legrand, the France-based multinational provider of electrical and digital building infrastructure solutions, is leading the round; and according to Matthew Broadway, Netatmo's COO, the investment will open the door to working with them on large building projects as a smart home technology partner.
The company, Al Qabas Group, was established in 1961 and collaborated with successive Iraqi governments on large building projects.
The most important difference between Terminal 5 and other large building projects has been the approach to project management, and especially to risk.All large projects are risky, but BAA is particularly vulnerable to cost overruns.
Jenkins is expected to argue that the proposed reforms risk a commercial free-for-all in which decades of protection for the countryside will be swept aside in favour of large building projects.
