'experimental building' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a type of structure which is built as part of a scientific experiment. For example: "The research team began constructing an experimental building to test their theories about sustainable building materials."
Experiments are presented for a 1 : 50 scale model of the Wind Engineering Research Field Laboratory WERFLL) experimental building located on the Texas Tech University campus in Lubbock, Texas.
When he proposed his design for Chateau Le Lez in 1998, he had to overcome objections from authorities who worried that the experimental building would need extra maintenance.
Design work began for a small experimental building, modeled on the Geffen Contemporary in Los Angeles, where we could test relationships among historic text, live music and technology.
But he said he might require Ms. Hunter to include language in her deed informing any future owner of the house that an experimental building technique had been tried in the kitchen walls and Grand County cannot be held liable.
We exemplify the framework through the design of a real experimental building in Zurich, Switzerland.
Moreover, the complete sunspace numerical model was tested by means of full-scale experimental building.
Most experimental buildings have problems.
The patronage of the archdiocese was coming to an end (although new jobs appeared in England) and problems were emerging with the firm's experimental buildings.
One of his two best-known photographs was a view of Koenig's Case Study House No 22 (1959), one of a series of experimental buildings of steel and glass in Los Angeles, designed as a prototype for new homes.
The experimental buildings illustrated here often tend to be characterised by delicacy.
The registration success scores for the collection of photos are 0.85 in B1 and 1 in B2 and 1 in B3. Figure 11 Experimental buildings in captured images according to SPP, sparse 3D point cloud model, and dense 3D point cloud mode.
