The phrase "achieve the building" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the completion or construction of a building, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The team worked hard to achieve the building of the new community center."
Alternatives: "complete the construction" or "finish the building".
After-hours bacchanalian romps accomplish something that hard training alone cannot achieve – the building of camaraderie.
Adopting variable comfort standards may be made mandatory to achieve the building sustainability goals of the GCC nations.
Rural construction land consolidation and cultivated land consolidation are two important ways to achieve the building objectives.
"Those in the meeting have agreed on a road-map for the future that includes initial steps to achieve the building of a strong Egyptian society that is cohesive and does not exclude anyone and ends the state of tension and division," he said.
The results show that school block is possible to achieve the zero building energy consumption.
"Even LEED platinum still costs the planet," said Abel B'Hahn, a former builder who is renovating an Upper West Side brownstone that he hopes will achieve the Living Building Challenge.
The model can be very useful in the conceptual design stages to determine appropriate operational settings to achieve the optimal building performance in terms of minimizing energy consumption and maximizing occupant comfort level.
Nowadays building designers have to face up to new strategies to achieve the best sustainable building designs.
"It is South and North Korea, before anyone else, that must try to achieve the task of building peace, security and reunification on the Korean Peninsula," he said.
"It is South and North Korea, before any one else, that must try to achieve the task of building peace, security and reunification on the Korean Peninsula," he said.
The paradox is that we might just achieve the sublime by building humanity into a thing and, in doing that, point to something greater than us.
