The phrase "assembling building" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a combination of two concepts but lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The team is focused on assembling building components for the new project."
Alternatives: "constructing a building" or "erecting a structure."
Some Chinese entrepreneurs are leaders in seeking sustainable ways to urbanize and stay cool, most notably Zhang Yue, the president of Broad Industrial Group, which has developed a system for quickly assembling buildings from pre-fabricated, and heavily insulated, components.
The assembled building must behave as a single structure to effectively transfer the forces and moments developed by gravity and lateral loads.
He's best known for quickly assembled buildings, many made of cardboard or shipping containers, designed for parts of the world reeling from war or natural disaster.
Castor's work was not accosting government but assembling users, building a network of ordinary people who wanted Lyft in their lives.
So it was rather unusual to be in the supermarket with a basket of food, assembling the building blocks for a few days of proper meals, with a crowd of similarly-startled Manhattanites, and with the city visibly shutting down around us.
The sector assembled in the assembly building is a basic and fundamental unit for the construction of the ITER Tokamak.
On the weekends, when his classmates went out to party, Hafez, who doesn't drink alcohol, would spend hours at the university's architecture studio, designing and assembling tiny buildings.
High temperature makes it difficult for septins with no (or the wrong) nucleotide to adopt the conformation required to assemble the building blocks, and cold temperature constrains conformational flexibility, making it harder for the building blocks to come together into higher-order structures.
And factories are safer places to assemble than building sites.
