The phrase "high building density" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a high concentration of buildings in a particular area. For example, "The city has a very high building density, with towering skyscrapers on almost every street corner."
Due to the high building density, the microclimate in urban areas changes significantly compared to rural areas.
After Wenchuan earthquake, there occurred a lot of post-disaster temporary settlements with high building density, which was the first case in our country or in the world.
Urbanization has eco-environmental consequences; among which are effects on the urban thermal environment, which have drawn extensive attention especially in metropolitan regions having intensive population and high building density.
Two cases were studied with Singapore representing a location of high sun altitude and high building density, while Sheffield representing a location of lower sun altitude and moderate urban density.
The handful of insurers providing separate terrorism-risk coverage a clutch of Lloyd's syndicates, a few firms in Bermuda, American International Group, ACE and Berkshire Hathaway's National Indemnity are cautious about adding exposure in these cities, because of high building density and the extensive coverage they have already written.
High building density, combined with housing pressure on open spaces, and a higher density of traffic, leading to mobility issues (Oliver et al. 2011), have rendered access to safe and high-standard green spaces and public playgrounds (Allen et al. 2013) an acute challenge.
High building densities lower the average wind speed and this intensifies the urban heat island effects at city scale.
But, in high building densities, there is no single configuration that offers the best thermal performance for both periods.
In short, 120 sites were selected for monitoring through stratified random sampling of 7,756 300 m x 300 m grid cells with oversampling in areas of high traffic and high building density- indicators of two categories of important local emissions sources- to account for skewed distributions of these source proxies within New York City.
The regional center of Chitral Town is characterized by a higher building density and expansion of urban structures.
Therefore, we present different numerical simulations for low wind speed and higher building density than in MUST, comparing the neutral case with different levels of thermal exchange model and analyzing the differences.
