The phrase "building raise" is not correct or usable in written English.
You can use the phrase "raise a building" to refer to the act of constructing a building. Example sentence: The city had to raise a building for the new shopping center.
co-op in a renovated prewar building; raised living room, 13-ft.
The concrete wall around the basement had been removed, and then the building raised 13 1/2 inches.
ELIE WIESEL, MARION WIESEL and LILY SAFRA.; Nov. 7: The Guggenheim Museum held a benefit at the Seagram Building raising $2.4 million.
The Carver Apartments were designed to serve the same population as Rainbow, but the context of the new building raises distinct challenges.
At one point, a Columbia University class on urban design collected outside the front entrance to contemplate the stew of issues the new building raised.
After serious floods in 1916 and 1953, however, it was decided that constantly building, raising and reinforcing dikes was no longer feasible, particularly in densely populated areas.
She ran to a nearby building, raised her bloody hand to a window, and staffers let her in through a side door.
That first summer, Franceschini's Victory Gardens team hiked around the city, building raised beds, filling them with bags of soil, and offering seeds and advice.
Once again, the cavernous Academy erupts into a choir of audience voices, with every second hand in the building raised into the air.
For over a decade, Ralph Badagliacca has helped to implement his wife's ideas, from mowing down the original hayfield to building raised beds.
The current one is housed in a nineteen-sixties steel-framed building raised on stilts, which used to contain a customs office.
