"foreign building" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a building or structure that is located in a foreign country or has a foreign architectural style. Example: The tour guide pointed out several famous landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower and other foreign buildings, during our trip to Paris.
Even more surprising is the degree of imaginative license that China offers, even demands of, its foreign building designers.
Nadine M. Post, the buildings editor at Engineering News-Record, regards the competition between American and foreign building cultures as beneficial.
Hanson called for a wider ban on foreign building products, saying use of Australian products would create jobs and ensure they were asbestos-free.
Therefore, this study integrates Taiwan domestic and foreign building space greening design, derived greening benefits, implementation promotion methods, and greening design policies as measurement constructs to examine the mutual influence between different constructs and to analyze the degree of influence on the urban real estate market.
Someone in Foreign Building Operations tells a colleague what to do with that funding We get it.
She also hopes a meeting of European leaders and foreign ministers in September will focus European foreign policy, building on economic ties with emerging countries to create stronger political partnerships.
It will soon employ four foreigners for every 1,000 locals.For foreign firms, building a customer-facing business is no walk in the park.
Foreign companies building plants here would be freed from the restraints of increasingly strict antipollution laws elsewhere in the region.
The government-run developer of Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi announced that it had hired PricewaterhouseCoopers to monitor conditions for foreign laborers building the new branches of the Louvre and Guggenheim museums there.
Perhaps by learning this lost art I could help reduce our nation's dependence on foreign oil — building a proper fire on winter nights could result in a few ounces less of imports.
Blatter's comments came before he watched Nigeria beat Meixco in last night's Under-17 World Cup final in Abu Dhabi and 24 hours before he travels to Doha to meet the Emir of Qatar to discuss the scandal over the alleged mistreatment of foreign workers building the infrastructure necessary for the country to host the World Cup.
