"density building" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used as a noun phrase to refer to the construction or development of an area that increases the population or number of buildings in that area. Example: The city council's latest proposal includes plans for a density building project in the downtown area, which will add over 500 apartments and office buildings to the already crowded district.
It differs totally from the New England model in density, building materials, and general appearance.
In Seattle, activists have been instrumental in pushing to the city to "upzone" – or allow higher density building – in neighbourhoods including the University District.
On-site design variables were developed to quantify the thermal impacts from density, building layout and greenery.
Mr. Mobius, who is also a real estate broker, noted that the "easiest way to create affordable housing is to increase the density," building more houses on smaller lots.
The building morphological factors with the highest correlation to PM2.5 concentration are building volume density, building coverage ratio, podium layer frontal area index and building height variability.
Open green space and stocking had variable relationships with economic wealth and were more closely related to population density, building intensity, and land use.
Condominiums and rental units in Stockholm municipality are usually located in multi-family and higher density buildings that dominate the inner city areas and some outer districts.
The elderly may experience difficulty achieving a good quality of life due to encroachment on their life spaces by high density buildings and environmental degradation (Sun et al. 2017).
Restoring a Dynamic City: A frozen city focused on preserving existing lower density buildings in the heart of Manhattan is a recipe for a very expensive museum of older buildings, where long-standing stores and diners give ways to bank branches and other standardized national chains that can afford the rent and where only the wealthy can afford to live.
And low-density building was worst of all.
The government has already produced revised planning guidance on the need for higher-density building in cities.
