The phrase "adjacent construction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to architecture, urban planning, or any field discussing structures that are next to each other.
Example: "The new building will complement the adjacent construction, creating a cohesive urban landscape."
Alternatives: "neighboring structure" or "contiguous building".
An adjacent construction site suggested further disruptions to come.
There are two adjacent construction sites on the north side of the street.
After 12 hours of grim work, the shift changed, and many stretched out on khaki-colored mattresses in an adjacent construction site, beside their dogs.
"It is unclear, but my experience tells me that adjacent construction does have some impact on the adjoining building," Mr. Zickel said.
Placed near a chain-link fence setting parkland off from an adjacent construction site, it looks less like art than like an ad hoc construction waiting to be broken down and carted away by a demolition crew.
"There is a very large building, and there is a remembrance of President Kennedy and there's one for Senator Edward Kennedy," said former Representative Joseph P. Kennedy II, a son of Robert Kennedy, describing the presidential library that opened in 1979 and an adjacent construction site for the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate.
About civil structures, spurious frequencies can be due to rotating machines but also to interaction with adjacent constructions.
The guard function is supposed to minimize the influence of the energy fluxes through the adjacent constructions enveloping the air-conditioned sides.
Interpretations of the role of Fosa Y and adjacent constructions relate to deep structures of Mesoamerican belief systems, from Olmec to Aztec, concerning water, mountains, solar stations, the Underworld, and Creation.
The department's chief building inspector, Don Masoero, said the New York City cranes were "exponentially larger" and are often installed on the roofs of building adjacent to construction sites, which increases the risk of incidents.
That's quite a coup and can be seen as some validation of GenieBelt's offering, given that Solar is a major player in an industry adjacent to construction.
