The phrase "as building elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to architecture, construction, or design, where components or materials are being described in relation to their function or role.
Example: "The architect emphasized the importance of using sustainable materials as building elements in the new design."
Alternatives: "as structural components" or "as construction materials".
Because of their architectural look, she refers to them as building elements rather than window treatments.
Integrating solar collectors as building elements is one of the most promising way to decrease the cost of the delivered energy and to increase the architectural acceptance of energy self-supplying buildings.
Circle Redmont came up with the plan of turning grates on their sides to be used as building elements.
"Influenced by images we had seen of Indian stepwells, made from hundreds of flights of stairs going down into the ground, an idea emerged to use flights of stairs as building elements," Heatherwick continues, adding that he was also inspired by an old wooden staircase he found as a student.
Energy analysis requires access to distributed sources of information such as building element material properties provided by designers, mechanical equipment information provided by equipment manufacturers, weather data provided by weather reporting agencies, and energy cost data from energy providers.
The compressive strength and water absorption values of hardened specimens exceed the relevant technical requirements currently in force, regarding load-bearing as well as decorative building elements, thus opening a new promising field for the utilization of this by-product.
We take transmon qubits and transmission line resonators as promising candidates for qubits and couplers; we use them as basic building elements of a quantum code.
A methodology for developing business software components as basic building elements of industrial information systems, implemented and deployed in Web-based computing environment is proposed and discussed in this paper.
Indoor terminal units can be defined as the building elements that use different heat transfer mechanisms and media to emit and remove heat or moisture from indoor spaces (e.g. hydronic radiant heating and cooling systems, fan-coil units, active beams).
For such concretes to be implemented in large scale concrete applications such as infrastructural and building elements, it is essential to understand its early and long-term performance characteristics vis-à-vis conventional ordinary portland cement (OPC) based concretes.
We have also shown that the regulatory rules can be used as the basic building elements of a transcriptional regulatory network.
