The phrase "underground building" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use "underground building" in a sentence such as: "The depths of the underground building seemed never-ending."
As Wells explained, this kind of underground building is "sunny, dry, and pleasant" and "offers huge fuel savings and a silent, green alternative to the asphalt society".
The 12-page booklet contained a description of a purported secret underground building to be used by the British government in event of a nuclear war.
The backup of storm water into basements and other underground building spaces during power outages of any duration presents costly problems for homeowners.
The findings show considerable lesser energy requirements in the case of the underground building with no apparent increase to the construction cost.
Rare until relatively recently, as land in the area is relatively plentiful, underground building activity grew in earnest after a 2008 Los Angeles ordinance limited the percentage of a lot a home could consume.
By submerging the archive in a partly underground building where it will be protected and preserved, Mr. Polshek and his partner on the job, Richard Olcott, freed the rest of the space for a glass box, with room for a banquet hall that can seat 400.
Mr. Libeskind and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey worked to meet the demands of a small but vocal group of relatives of the victims of the World Trade Center attack, which sought to keep any of the underground building-service areas from encroaching on the theoretical subterranean boundaries of the original twin towers.
The effective design of ventilation systems for underground buildings is critical for human comfort and health.
Four underground buildings were filled with master recordings from Sony Music Entertainment, much of it in the form of two-inch audiotapes.
This paper investigates the potential in reducing the heating and cooling energy demand of underground buildings compared to aboveground buildings.
There are also a number of underground buildings that have greenspace lawns over their structures: among these are Whitman College, Firestone Library, McCormick Hall, Fine Hall, and Lewis Thomas Laboratory.
