The phrase "demolition area" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a designated location or space where demolition activities such as destroying, dismantling, or tearing down structures or buildings take place. Example: The construction company had to cordon off the demolition area to ensure the safety of nearby buildings and pedestrians during the demolition process.
Nobody from the development has contacted her – and she isn't even sure if KC Grad lies in the proposed demolition area.
At the edge of the demolition area there is a skeleton of charred roof timbers; only the side gate of the house is intact.
The women and children's centre within the demolition area provides shelter to some of the most vulnerable individuals living in the Jungle, while the youth centre is seen as an essential point of aid for the camp's many unaccompanied young boys.
This article deals with the philosophical and ethical background of Jane Jacobs's ideas on cities as organized complexity and her criticism of urban planning and urban renewal in the form of demolition and area remediation.
Although most of Syria's stockpile is believed to be secured in government-controlled areas, demolition teams will have to travel through areas where the government has little or no control.
She was one of the first people to hear about the proposed demolition of the area.
It has been completed even as the surrounding tower blocks of the Stonebridge Estate are due for demolition, and the area it stands in is completely transformed.
However, it was local residents, including those running Granby Four Streets community land trust, who opposed the demolition of the area.
But when the city relieved three officers of their posts after the fire, commanders complained that following the inspection schedule was all but impossible because no one ever alerted them about which buildings were under construction or demolition in their area.
Developers had to decide which parts of the historic building to keep during the demolition of the area.
Had the crescent been designated a conservation area, demolition wouldn't be possible, hence the lobbying now to ratify the conservation area request before the end of January.
