'granddaughter construction' is correctly constructed and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe the practice of building something in the style or manner of something built by a prior generation, often in a historic building or architecture. For example, "The new hotel followed the granddaughter construction style of the old hotel nearby."
The napoleon, a grand construction of puff pastry and whipped cream, could serve four ($7), as could the towering, six-layer chocolate fudge cake.
This is the only technique they had access to, and it must have been the desire for this kind of grand construction that drove them to the invention of mortar about 125 years later".
He was 26 when he sketched the first designs for Monticello, his grand construction project, the 33-room mansion that was his home until his death, though never definitively completed.
When the train starts up again, he explains that all around them are great slabs of limestone packed in order, one on top of the other, like a grand construction.
Newcastle's Civic Centre, a grand construction completed in 1967 and formally opened the following year – by King Olav V of Norway, no less – is a monument to civic pride and political ambition.
Norman Foster has designed a gigantic pleasure dome and a "Palace of Peace and Reconciliation" in Kazakhstan, a regime that rules with an iron fist, cracking down on freedom of assembly, speech and religion, regularly locking up and torturing critical journalists and forcibly evicting residents to make way for grand construction projects.
She is at her best when she reëxamines the precepts of modernism in the changing light of New Mexico, and shows how the human body is meant to be a participant in these grand constructions.
Then should we really allow for the building of grand constructions to accommodate events generating enormous turnover for the economy, when the people who need this extra income benefit the least?
She is at her best when she re-examines the precepts of modernism in the changing light of New Mexico, and shows how the human body is meant to be a participant in these grand constructions.
Woodturners now manipulate pieces on the lathe; then they carve, cut, scorch, paint and sometimes use it as part of a grander construction.
The Mecca Royal Clock Tower is the grandest construction yet, looming over the Haram mosque at a height of 1,900ft, with a five-star hotel, a five-floor shopping mall, two heliports and a conference centre within it's bulk.
