The phrase "atelier building" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a building or space specifically designed for artists or craftsmen to work in, often associated with studios or workshops.
Example: "The new atelier building will provide artists with the necessary space and resources to create their work."
Alternatives: "studio building" or "workshop building".
He is among the most revered watchmakers in recent history, and I can imagine he relied upon it when quietly and painstakingly building watches in his atelier.
I write this from my atelier in a large, gloomy monastery building in Prague's Old Town, close to the famous Charles Bridge.
Charles Stehlin, a 62-year-old Austrian-born steamboat captain, lived at 162 with his family of four; his daughter Carrie was an artist, and in 1903 the Stehlins built her a studio, which was listed on the building permit as an atelier.
There's an unlikely picture hanging on the wall near the back of Olga Berluti's atelier, a cluttered ocher-colored room facing the inner courtyard of a simple building on Paris' rue de Sévigné.
The town house he is selling is part of a row of historic Federal buildings that date to the 1820s, and includes a fourth-story atelier with a pitched roof, where Mr. Taylor has an office.
What you won't know until you step inside this 19th-century house is that it also is the atelier of a top Peruvian fashion designer — one of a number of old buildings in the city that have been turned into boutiques, with plenty of style inside but little splashy signage outside.
"Children have a lot to say," she said as she stood in the school's atelier, a narrow room off the library lined with pictures of Manhattan's important buildings that the children asked to draw after Sept. 11.
Fortunately, architects work in teams, buildings are complex, and the personal involvement which is implicit in an atelier like that Enric operated and inspired - and that includes the new Scottish partners - means that dedicated, involved people can and will finish the parliament building.
In the deep layers in and around the building, particularly toward the south, a great mass of waste material from the artist's atelier was found.
The building — 142, rue Montmartre, near the Paris Stock Exchange in the second arrondissement — is a Paris landmark, constructed by the same atelier that designed the Eiffel Tower.
