The phrase "restoring a building" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: The historical society is currently working on restoring a building that was once a courthouse in the 1800s.
Whether developing an exhibition, restoring a building, or creating music with his experimental ensemble the Black Monks of Mississippi, he allows space for others to be seen and heard.
Ms. Anderson used to do construction work to help support her career as an artist, and in restoring a building that dated to 1918, her skills served her well.
The following month they began restoring a building of their own, Leixlip Castle, a dilapidated 12th-century fortress on 182 acres west of Dublin, which would be their home and the group's headquarters.
It has a storied past that includes names like Eugene O'Neill and Edward Albee, and on Saturday the newly renovated Provincetown Playhouse will be opened to the public by New York University, which says it spent $4.5 million restoring a building that has played an important role in Greenwich Village and theatrical history.
"Restoring a building of this kind is always an undertaking that costs millions," concedes Mr Leal.
A study by Oregon State University found that a genetic therapy in laboratory mice -- which involved restoring a building block in what's known as the NMDA receptor -- helped improve the animals' memory and cognitive functions.
It's far more expensive to restore a building than to build new".
Mr. Durruty had never restored a building before, let alone a crumbling one built in the early 1700s.
Typical approaches that attempt to assess monetary losses are firmly based on reconstruction costs those costs required to restore a building to the same physical and functional conditions as before the seismic event for example the reports by Associazione Nazionale fra le Imprese Assicuratrici National Association of Insurers Companies (ANIA and Guy Capenter groups 2011).
The legal obligations for restoring a damaged building differ for co-ops and condominiums, as opposed to rental buildings.
Restoring a Miesian building is not easy: every element, every joint is part of the architecture.
