"building field" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You could use it to refer to a career or area of work related to construction, for example "She is considering a job in the building field".
By 1862 both sides were building field entrenchments and barricades to provide protection from rifle and artillery fire.
Professionals in the building field may disagree, but from the sidewalk, the brick, the mortar and the cornice appear to be in good shape.
Mr. Fink, 39, who started Timothy Fink & Company in Port Chester, N.Y., in 1997 after working in the organ building field for 19 years, views labor turnover as an anticipated cost.
The expansions of the factorial explanation and of the news report are external in orientation — both texts are concerned with "building field" (cf. Martin 1993, for the notion of building field).
Concrete repairing, rehabilitation and prolonging the effective service-life of structures plays an important role in building field worldwide.
These tools optimize the thermal design of these packages widely used in building field, improve their performance and ensure a high reliability.
Timber frame construction with earth brick infill is a sustainable design that is promising in the building construction field.
He later led a jostling scrum of reporters on a short tour of the building, fielding questions as he walked past piles of drywall and insulation.
The only exception I take to his excellent story is Taylor's statement that Atlas is the last of the famous strong men in the muscle-building field and that "Joe Bonomo is in the candy-manufacturing business in Brooklyn".
To capture the dynamic characteristics of the buildings, field measurements were carried out using an interferometric radar based equipment and compared with results from more conventional contact-sensors such as accelerometers and GPS.
In the book, Petroski argues that the bridge-building field has a catastrophic disaster every 30 years or so.
