"building comprised of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a building that is made up of certain components. For example, "The modern building was comprised of steel, glass, and concrete."
I pushed the button and waited alone in a three-story office building comprised of various professions: doctors offices, law practices, a podiatrist and a zit popper.
In that situation, your best indication may be circumstantial: "If you're in a protected class based on age or race, for instance, is the entire building comprised of a different class of race?" said Krauss.
Their commitment to environmental stewardship led to challenging the architects to design a net-zero energy laboratory building, the first in the U.S. The result is a LEED-Platinum certified, 44,607-square-foot building cofprised of a wet laboratory wing and an office / dry laboratory wing surrounding a central courtyard, all above a partially below-grade parking structure for 112 cars.
This is a bottle school: a building comprised of thousands of discarded water and soda bottles that have been packed hard with other waste materials to make "eco-bricks". Funded by the non-profit Hug It Forward, there are 30 such schools in Guatemala and El Salvador.
Small commercial buildings, or buildings comprised of 50,000 square feet or less, are responsible for an increasing share of the United States' energy consumption and account for 90% of the total number of commercial buildings in the US.
East Sussex Fire and Rescue were called to the six-storey building, comprising of flats, at 08 30 BST on Sunday.
The proposed structure model provides the insight into a unique X-ray diffraction pattern of ZTC: disordered building units comprised of curved and non-stacked graphene fragments are connected along the ordered zeolite nanochannels, forming a long-range structure order derived from zeolite (111) and (220) planes.
The building is comprised of 101 floors above ground and five floors below ground (Haskett et al., 2003; Shieh et al., 2003; Joseph et al., 2006).
A growing number of MOFs contain additional functional groups, either as part of secondary building units comprised of small metal-oxo/hydroxo clusters (i.e. as μ-OH or μ3-OH groups) or, increasingly, as substituents on the hydrocarbon backbone of the linker ligands.
Organizational readiness for capacity building is comprised of qualities such as the organization's willingness to question itself, its understanding of its own mission and goals, and the level of commitment from key organizational stakeholders to participate in capacity building efforts [ 7].
