The phrase "building in progress" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a construction project that is currently underway. Example sentence: "Due to the building in progress, the road will be closed for the next six months."
He plans to return to Guinea-Bissau for the first time to set the school building in progress.
The tower was being erected on landfill that previously was part of the bay — like much of the eastern flank of the San Francisco Peninsula, and as a prospective buyer, Pretlow took hardhat tours of the building in progress, asking what she thought were all the right questions about the construction quality and safety.
The tower was being erected on landfill that previously was part of the bay — like much of the eastern flank of the San Francisco Peninsula, and as a prospective buyer, Pretlow took hardhat tours of the building in progress, asking what she thought were all the right questions about the construction quality and safety.
A crooked building-in-progress by Frank Gehry gleams overhead like a reification of Mr. Bock's nonsensical scheme.
We go back outside and examine a strange crescent-shaped building-in-progress that sums up Humble's irrepressible nature.
The reconstruction pace has left a hodgepodge of buildings-in-progress, huge cleared-out lots and construction sites where local youths gather at night.
Talk story about a visit to the top of the nearly finished 44-story I.B.M. Building on Madison Ave .at 57th St. Writer talks to John Farrell, a stone-derrickman and rigging foreman for Peter Bratti Associates, about construction apparatus, specifically how the huge cranes get on top of buildings in progress.
By James Stevenson The New Yorker, June 28 , 1982P. 29 Talk story about a visit to the top of the nearly finished 44-story I.B.M. Building on Madison Ave .at 57th St. Writer talks to John Farrell, a stone-derrickman and rigging foreman for Peter Bratti Associates, about construction apparatus, specifically how the huge cranes get on top of buildings in progress.
This is when the warnings -- "Artists Evicted!" stenciled in red paint on the sidewalks, posters that say "Gentrify Me" under the head of Medusa, graffiti that says "Dot Com" with a line across it on buildings in progress -- begin to make sense.
While building was in progress, someone started another fire there, causing Mayor Bill Campbell to offer a reward for the arsonist's capture.
Studio Museum in Harlem Permanent collection galleries for the Studio Museum are still in the works as part of an extensive building renovation in progress.
