"built space" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in the fields of architecture, urban planning, and construction to refer to the physical structures and environments that are created by humans. Example: "The urban planner and architect collaborated to design the built space for the new city park, incorporating elements of nature and sustainable materials."
It is fascinating how Japan's built space is either old or new, but never restored.
"Built space is a big marketing plus, and it always was".
We then built space shuttles to carry astronauts into low-earth orbit, although there's little there to explore.
These lively architectural fantasies emphasize the power of built space not only to shelter the body but also to resonate in the psyche.
"Both the London and Melbourne pavilions are in a park as a way of exhibiting architecture in a built space, rather than an exhibition," she said.
"When I came to Japan in 2002, I was shocked by the narrowness and the endlessness of the built space," he recalls in Uncube magazine.
A new medical school will soon be built, Space-X is expected to launch rockets from a nearby beach, and Northern Mexico is on the verge of a major shale oil boom, which will position the valley in the midst of money and energy.
It is hoped the merger and move to a purpose-built space will boost the company's national and international reputation.
Storytellers Clubb has been transported to festivals, including this year's Latitude, in a new purpose-built space called the Shed of Stories.
Olivetti's new factories were designed with in-built space for cafeterias, playgrounds, rooms for debates and film screenings, and libraries with tens of thousands of books and magazines.
The new custom-built space spreads across about 129,000 square feet, created by Britain- based production consultants, 20 20 Events, who also work on the Frieze Art Fair in London.
