The phrase "address building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the construction or identification of a physical structure or in discussions about the process of creating or improving a location for communication purposes.
Example: "The city council is focused on address building to ensure that all new developments are properly registered and accessible."
Alternatives: "location development" or "site identification".
Address: Building 6 Chuoichiba, 5-2-1 Tsukiji, Chuo-ku.
The newbuild part of Help-to-buy was the first government scheme to address building on any scale, he says.
County officials will discuss state, federal and local laws that address building maintenance problems, including sagging porches and missing siding.
The address, "Building the Nucleus of Collaboration: Four Discussion Disciplines," was delivered to hundreds of attendees at the annual event.
One of the tallest skyscrapers in the world turned into an inferno after fire ripped through the 302m (990ft) Address building in Dubai in seconds, sending tourists who had gathered for the city's famed New Year celebrations fleeing in panic.
He said more than $780,000 was included in the library's 2001 budget to address building and safety issues, fulfill the accessibility requirements of the Americans With Disabilities Act and remove asbestos from the Kings Park branch.
At the time, Ami had been launched for 6 months and had only a single commercial product, a software application connecting landlords and tenants to more effectively communicate and address building-related issues.
Meanwhile, the council said it would save £4m by addressing building costs and a further £4m from back-office functions.
Owns 9 West 57th Street, one of New York City's best commercial addresses; building is home to several high-profile corporate tenants.
Moreover, regulators, supervisors, and the private sector could have more effectively addressed building risk concentrations and inadequate risk-management practices without necessarily having had to make a judgment about the sustainability of house price increases.
Brooklyn-born son of a bricklayer made big bet on 9 West 57th Street, today one of New York City's best commercial addresses; building is home to several high profile hedge funds, commands rents of more than $200 a foot.
