The phrase "huge office" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "The CEO of the company works in a huge office on the top floor of the building."
An allegory about prisoners in a huge office building.
A vast Catholic icon dominates an entire wall of his huge office.
Nor did the city build huge office parks which might now be vacant.
I worked in a huge office building with all these other companies.
And in Hong Kong, jammed with huge office and residential towers, rooftop farms are also making their mark.
"She's not even a partner in that law firm but she's got a huge office".
Microsoft's huge Office business, many analysts say, is mature and destined to stagnate.
The new method has proven to be of great practical value to planning teams of huge office buildings in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
So I walked in after four weeks on the road and saw my huge office with this skyline view, and I said, "This isn't going to work.
Prof Dimitrov's huge office looks more like a Bond villain's than that of a historian: wood-panelled walls and a long window staring up at the Vitosha mountains.
Well, here he is, four decades later, leading a huge office products company with paper and staplers as its core products.
