The phrase "a proper building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a building that meets certain standards or criteria, often in terms of design, construction, or functionality.
Example: "The city council approved the plans for a new community center, emphasizing the need for a proper building that would serve the needs of the residents."
Alternatives: "an appropriate structure" or "a suitable edifice".
Maheshpur is too poor and neglected to have a proper building Maheshpur.
Each time I arrive I expect that the Tiger Cage would have been dismantled, FINALLY, and a proper building put in it's place.
In some fields, the recovery has proceeded very quickly: most children in tsunami-affected areas are back in school, although not necessarily in a proper building.
The woman asks the man, "Don't you think it's time we had a proper building?" In January Mr. Ketting posed this question directly to the public.
This paper presents a parametric approach to the definition of a proper building shape compared to the building heating requirement in the very first stage of the design process.
Assessments cover distribution, availability over time and in specific climatic contexts, uniformity in the space, visual comfort issues and the relations between each of these aspects and a proper building and lighting design.
Re "Lessons From the Founding Fireplaces," by Lary Bloom (column, Connecticut and the Region, Feb. 10): My thanks to Charles Van Over for his insightful advice on the proper building of a warm wood fire for the home hearth.
The devastation, contributed to by absolute lack of infrastructure could have been a lot less had there been proper building codes and effective government policies in place.
Just fifty feet away there is a proper library building: one built in 1934 with a grant from the Carnegie Foundation, a US charity.
I met Humaira when owning a proper school building was just a dream [for her].
By the turn of the century, Morris found it necessary to formalize his instruction and construct a proper Academy building.
