The phrase 'fix the building' is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in the sentence, "The town council is planning to fix the building and re-open it as a library."
Should I fix the building up?
The owner says it will cost more to fix the building than it is worth.
"I'm just hoping they fix the building so we can all go home".
"We like supporting nonprofits but it would cost millions to fix the building," Mrs. Grill said of the ballet company's efforts to find housing.
But after a series of demonstrations the city stopped eviction proceedings in 1997 with an agreement that the group would begin raising money to fix the building.
"There are two sides to every story and there were efforts to try to fix the building, and I think the building might have wanted more items fixed than may have been needed through warranty provisions".
But why not fix the buildings instead, and let the residents stay?
But the city intends to spend an extra $278 million to expand a program that transfers run-down, privately owned apartment buildings to new owners, along with subsidies to fix the buildings up, to try to ensure that they stay occupied and on the tax rolls.
He fixed the building, which lacked doors, windows, or a working roof and then went on to build furniture for it by himself.
The State Bond Commission approved the emergency request to fix the 19-story building, which officials suspect is riddled with water leaks, said Patrick T. Nolan, a spokesman for the Department of Public Works.
The county's plan was to raise $1.2 million to fix and restore the building and $600,000 or so more in private money to move it to a more accessible spot on county parkland near the Kensico Dam.
