ITER's headquarters, a five-floor edifice, was erected two years ago.
I climbed to the top floor of a modern edifice that housed a bank.
The interview took place on the 18th floor of a glass-fronted edifice in the financial district of Manhattan.
The Holocaust Memorial Museum, across the Mall, offers a sober acknowledgment: for millions, this was a lifetime an entire edifice, not simply a floor.
It takes up the two top floors of a shabby but distinguished edifice that until the Revolution formed part of the Hôtel de Savoie-Carignan, an elegant private dwelling.
Lin has a roomy corner office on the fourth floor of the World Bank headquarters, a thirteen-story edifice a few blocks from the White House.
Science, so the story goes, is a meticulously built edifice.
The floor divisions are not marked on the exterior; the unbroken edifice is interrupted only by a series of cantilevered window bays, separated by rows of single thin silled windows set into the vertical face.
After that, ZnS-rich hydrothermal edifices could persist only deeply at the sea floor, ultimately clustering around the mid-ocean ridges.
The Zn world, however, did not vanish completely; fresh, porous ZnS edifices continued to build up at the sea floor, owing to the high temperature of the deep-sea hydrothermal fluids.
After being evicted from Butler's Wharf, they moved into the top floor of a derelict varnish factory called Chisenhale, a grimy red-bricked edifice in Bow, east London.
