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The phrase "a tiny building" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a small structure, often emphasizing its size in relation to other buildings.
Example: "In the middle of the park, there stood a tiny building that served as a charming little café."
Alternatives: "a small structure" or "a miniature building".
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It's a tiny building of pink bricks and lancet windows, surrounded by trees full of oranges.
— In the center of this hamlet sits a tiny building the color of the sky.
Since then, the gallery has occupied a tiny building next to Ms. Nerber's home.
It is a tiny building housing an impressive collection in which old and new are restored.
That's saying a lot, since the event is at the New Jersey Convention and Exposition Center, not exactly a tiny building.
It's a tiny building, across from the train station, done up in a Greek Revival style, with fake white pillars and red brick.
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Tiny building blocks: A small vial contains a billion viruses, each with a slightly different genetic modification.
Lily's Tacos: The parking lot surrounding Lily's has been undergoing construction recently, but the tiny building, a taco oasis amid upturned asphalt, dirt and fluttering caution tape, still draws its crowds.
Start a conversation; that conversation will stack neatly up, and you will add to it with tiny building blocks, a collaborative, cumulative pleasure, quickly reviewable, that is not as sure to be intellectually impoverished as the Luddites would have us believe.
That would be a mistake and miss what this tiny building, albeit flawed, signifies.
Mariann told me to choose the place, and I picked a cafe in a tiny clapboard building where a kettle-shaped wooden sign announced: "Homemade soup".
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