The phrase 'detailed building' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a building that is intricately designed or made with a great deal of attention to detail. For example, "The detailed building featured intricate sculptures and stonework that made it truly unique."
Taking also into account future housing needs, and mirroring the customary practice of wed sons to build their homes adjacent their father's, detailed building plans permitted the construction of more than one residential unit per lot.
Now, Stanford researchers have automated the process of getting detailed building information.
A detailed building simulation model was used to calculate heating and cooling demands.
These investigations were based on the yearly cooling load predicted using the detailed building heat transfer simulation program HTB2.
It's a serious, detailed building, with façades that zigzag in a sawtooth composition and elegant grillwork that lends texture and also provides some deflection of the desert sun.
Computational analyses are carried out using the detailed building performance simulation program IDA-ICE, assisted by a postprocessing calculation model developed in MATLAB®.
But the preliminary results of the city's detailed building-by-building assessment of the area support the conclusion that while damage to facades and interiors is occasionally severe and plainly visible, many of the buildings could be occupied in several weeks to several months.
Finally, exploring the comparison of the PFA response of the bare and infilled frames for the 6 case study buildings confirms that significantly higher demands are to be expected for the latter, suggesting the necessity of accounting for the infills when performing detailed building-specific loss estimation analysis or designing acceleration sensitive equipment.
An old city where the shadows still hold a trace of vanished occupants, where detailed buildings, patiently reconquered by nature, suddenly still are there, sand castles.
ETC employees developed parts of the campus, but the University hired a Second Life freelance architect (avatar name: Scope Cleaver) to complete the most detailed buildings.
The Bings developed dozens of buildings in Manhattan in the first four decades of the 20th century and made their names synonymous with stately, spacious apartments in elegantly detailed buildings that often had Art Deco touches.
