The phrase "alteration of building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to construction, renovation, or modifications made to a building structure.
Example: "The city council approved the alteration of the building to accommodate new safety regulations."
Alternatives: "modification of the building" or "renovation of the building."
There is a strong movement for historical preservation, served by the private National Trust of Australia (NSW) and by the state Heritage Council, which has sweeping powers to prevent demolition or alteration of buildings identified as having historical value.
Some communities across the region have enacted preservation ordinances that prevent demolition or inappropriate alteration of buildings with historic or architectural significance, while others have approved residential development standards that regulate the height, shape and size of houses, protect mature trees and discourage garage doors that face the street.
Having established this, the study involved the alteration of the building heights bounding the canyon for both square and deep configurations.
Pablo Escobar, the drug lord of drug lords, was in the midst of building his trafficking empire, which of course led to constant altercations with rivals and the police.
Vitullo-Martin speculated that congregants might have hesitated to agree to a condition that they would need permission from the state for any sale or alteration of the building during the following 20 years.
But there have been many serious losses over the years, including the destruction or radical alteration of important buildings designed by Mr. Johnson and Mr. Breuer.
This was granted on 17 June 1971, and in the following year the Department of the Environment issued a preservation order preventing demolition or significant alteration of the buildings.
The preservation board oversees modifications of landscapes, construction of new buildings, alterations of existing buildings that would change the footprint, installation of fencing and removal of trees taller than 8 feet.
Funds made available for grants under this subsection shall not be used for the construction of a new building or facility or the acquisition, expansion, remodeling, or alteration of an existing building or facility (including site grading and improvement, and architect fees).
The Albert Park conservation area, covering much of West Didsbury, places planning restrictions on development, alterations to buildings, and pruning of trees.
It is also apparent in the ambitious design, completed last fall, of the New York Presbyterian Church in Queens, an alteration of an older building.
