The phrase "a range of building types" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various categories or styles of buildings in architecture, urban planning, or real estate.
Example: "The city is known for its diverse architecture, featuring a range of building types from modern skyscrapers to historic homes."
Alternatives: "a variety of building styles" or "a selection of architectural designs."
A total of 430 windows in a range of building types and locations were used to create the database for this window survey.
The building was selected from a shortlist of 14 other projects which represented a range of building types including the Corinthian Club in Glasgow, Heathfield Primary School in Ayr and the Scottish National Portrait Gallery in Edinburgh.
Building vulnerability functions available at the time were then evaluated in order to develop a set of authoritative functions for five key roof types, which could be further adapted to a range of building types.
While such variations are inherent in compilations such as the GAR15 report, it is reasonable to assume that individual 'experts' have been internally consistent in developing functions for a range of building types.
May 3 , 1931Milan, Italy September 4 , 1997Milan, Italy Aldo Rossi, (born May 3 , 1931 Milan, Italy died September 4 , 1997 Milan) Italian architect and theoretician who advocated the use of a limited range of building types and concern for the context in which a building is constructed.
This position is called neorationalist, since it updates the ideas of the Italian rationalist architects of the 1920s and '30s, who also favoured a limited range of building types.
Mr. Sylver said the county was looking at a wide range of building types, including condominiums, town houses, stand-alone single-family structures, multiunit rentals and converted apartment houses with a mix of owner-occupied units sold at market rates and subsidized units rented to low-income tenants.
It did not seek to attract companies by offering financial or other incentives; instead, it set out to create the ideal conditions for industrial development to arise naturally, by providing large plots of land with room for expansion, allowing firms to build their own premises or rent ready-made buildings, and constructing a wide range of building types and sizes.
Thus, we are not making comparisons across the full range of building types for which vulnerability functions have been developed.
A series of monitored evacuation studies and investigations of fire incidents in a range of different building types is described.
