Sentence examples for building commonly from inspiring English sources

The center where she works is a small building commonly known by residents of Dharavi slum as Chhota Sion.

The boats are being designed by Norman Foster, the renowned architect whose firm, Foster + Partners of London, is responsible for such projects as the new Beijing airport and 30 Saint Mary Axe, the iconic London building commonly called the Gherkin.

Aerodynamic response of a standard tall building (commonly known as the CAARC model) is investigated using LES.

The Smithsonian Institution Building, commonly referred to as the Castle, is located on the National Mall in Washington, DC, and was constructed in the mid-nineteenth century for the purpose of housing all museum and scientific functions for the newly formed institution.

The building, commonly known as the Marble Church, was completed in 1894, more than 150 years after Eigtved had drawn up his original plans.

The east side of the building, commonly called the "U-Drop Inn café" has a similarly designed, three-sided, shorter version of the main tower.

Apartment buildings commonly reach sixty stories, and their inhabitants are as intimate with the city's architectural physical features as their forebears were with its peaks and inlets.

A building such as the Rana Plaza complex should have been built to withstand twice its anticipated load, but in Dhaka, with its lack of construction watchdogs, buildings commonly get "under-built".

Light-frame buildings commonly employ shear wall realized by framing and sheathing panels made of wood materials.

Cubic commercial buildings commonly found in Egypt were used to demonstrate the application of the proposed optimization process.

Rigid Wall Flexible roof Diaphragm (RWFD) buildings, commonly referred to as "big-box" buildings are the most prevalent type of construction for low-rise industrial and warehouse facilities in the United States (US).