Sentence examples for building estimated from inspiring English sources

The building, estimated to cost $25 million, will have a small atrium in the entry lobby off Paterson Street.

The largest public sector construction over the next two years will be in school building, estimated at nearly $2.2 billion.

And back in 1930, planning for the Empire State Building estimated that 100 lives would be lost during construction, roughly one person per floor.

Kevin Lalezarian, his son and partner, said that groundbreaking is scheduled for late spring and that the building, estimated to cost $12 million, is expected to be ready for occupancy in the early fall of 2002.

The new building, estimated to cost $750 million for the first phase, will sit on a city-owned 30-acre lot in College Point, near Ulmer Street and 28th Avenue.

By reusing the building instead of demolishing it, Mr. Trumbull said the developer, the Hampshire Companies of Morristown, N.J., will save about $8 million in a building estimated to cost more than $50 million.

The thermal load of a reference building estimated using TRNSYS 16 is compared with those for various free-form buildings that have the same envelope area as the reference building.

The recast of the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive introduced the concept of nearly-zero energy building and encouraged setting the nearly-zero energy target with a view to cost-optimal level - the energy performance that leads to the lowest cost during the building estimated economic lifecycle.

The restoration of the building, estimated in 2001 to cost 150 million marks, was largely paid for by the federal and Berlin state governments.

In 2008, when cities in California began implementing PACE financing, it seemed like the ideal solution for cutting the huge amount of energy used by homes and commercial buildings, estimated at 40 percent of all energy consumed in the United States each year.

The initial building estimates were completed in 2002, when steel prices were at historical lows.