"housing building" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you can use it in a sentence such as "The housing building was demolished in order to make way for the new shopping center."
Ben Carson holding press conference while stuck in public housing building elevator: "PUBLIC HOUSING IS IN GREAT SHAPE.
It is easy to forget that you're in a low-income housing building.
And what if that person is in a public housing building?
He delivers a spray of statistics about how social housing building fell under Labour.
Others may continue their own social housing building programmes without public funding.
Here you see can see a 1950s public housing building abutting a Norman church.
With this in mind, Meredeen co-founded the Older Women's Co-Housing group and, this summer, she will move into the first co-housing building for older women, in Barnet, north London.
And in recent days she has faced more severe criticism for her response to the inferno at Grenfell Tower, a public-housing building in London's North Kensington neighborhood.
The bureau is also trying to find her an apartment in a supportive-housing building, where someone can check in on her regularly once she moves in.
He forgot the drug box outside of a public-housing building in the Bronx during the nineteen-eighties and, like Papadopoulos, only realized it after he'd delivered the patient to the hospital.
They are about a dozen New Yorkers in their 70s and 80s, mostly women, mostly living alone, on the fifth floor of a public-housing building for older residents in Washington Heights.
