Sentence examples for building status from inspiring English sources

Sixteen of the Tube's best-known stations have been given listed building status.

Communicate building status to Campus Services ((360) 442-2260, option #2).

Not only that, but it is listed as a highly significant historic building, status that comes with government protections.

Its listed building status means that every room is different and authentic elements, from original flagstones floors to fireplaces, remain.

Think of it as an experiment in capitalism (work for reward) and self-esteem building (status through achievement).

Despite holding Grade II-listed building status, there were increasing fears that it would decay to such an extent that demolition would become the only viable option.

The British Library, once denounced by Prince Charles as a building suiting an academy for secret policemen, has been awarded the highest heritage honour, Grade I-listed building status.

The Elms was the drab house in Greater Manchester, given listed building status three years ago, where Lowry lived and worked for 28 years until his death in 1976.

Redevelopment was considered, but protests from the Covent Garden Community Association in 1973 prompted the Home Secretary, Robert Carr, to give dozens of buildings around the square listed-building status, preventing redevelopment.

Edward Skyler, a spokesman for Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, declined to comment on the building's status.

Building your status outside the organization can often gain you visibility inside it.