The phrase "adapted building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a building that has been modified or altered to meet specific needs or requirements, such as accessibility or functionality.
Example: "The adapted building now features ramps and wider doorways to accommodate individuals with disabilities."
Alternatives: "modified structure" or "altered facility".
And while American troops have captured stockpiles of artillery shells from Mr. Hussein's days, insurgents have adapted, building bombs from cheap materials like fertilizer and cocoa.
Besides applying climate-sensitive urban form, the project stresses the need to develop culturally adapted building typologies for reduced heating and cooling, an efficient public transport in a mixed and dense urban structure and integrated water and energy systems on the neighborhood level.
Cancer cells adapt, building resistance to targeted therapies.
Five sites use the metal structures, known as Rooboxes or Deliveroo Editions, while others are in adapted buildings.
Some were housed in existing schools, while others would be in adapted buildings including a former library in London and an office building in Norwich, he said.
Examples of adaptation measures include using water resources more efficiently, adapting building codes to be able to withstand extreme weather events and building flood defences.
Building simulation and sensitivity analysis can be employed to predict these impacts, guiding interventions to adapt buildings to future conditions.
This is not simply a matter of adapting buildings to new requirements, but rather to rethink the way the urban fabric reacts to new and sometimes unpredictable phenomena.
He and contemporaries like Wayne McAllister adapted by building hotels with towers that replaced neon signs as the defining elements.
NRSE is well adapted for building up a multi-detector spectrometer, because it needs only compact magnetic coils.
Moon, the director, had previously answered my questions about sanctions by saying that North Korea adapted by building seven of its own X-ray machines, including a portable one.
