Examples of using Building's structure in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
The building's structure was also in poor condition.
A06- Integration of active elements within a building's structure.
The building's structure is cement and built to withstand hurricane-force winds.
The course of the supply lines were integrated precisely into the building's structure.
The building's structure is striking and renders the site easily recognisable.
The original use can, however,still be read both in the building's structure as well as in several other details.
To analyse the building's structure and behaviour in relation to whatever material is used to replace the asbestos.
In the early 1950s, extensions were added and the building's structure was permanently altered.
The building's structure was to have the character of a shell, albeit with administration facilities and special exhibition rooms on the upper floor.
The ground floor provides the relationship to the city and anchors the building's structure as an enhancement to the urban environment.
The building's structure and volumetry are based on the traditional wood barns scattered across the fields of the valley in isolation or in crowded clusters.
Please note WiFi access is limited in the rooms due to the building's structure, since it is a renovated unit from 1882.
The building's structure is clearly legible thanks to use of glass infill which make the busy interior of the great architectural studio visible even from the river.
Its three-dimensional qualities interact directly with the building's structure and become an integral part of it with an impact on its microclimate.
The building's structure is constructed of steel reinforced concrete and permeated by over 4,400 windows, which are enclosed by a glass façade with thousands of narrow louver glass panels that open outwards.
Vibrations from footfall, vehicle pass-by on exterior roads, construction, aircraft, local railroads, facilities, wind,or even air pressure can all induce vibrations in a building's structure.
The building's structure is composed of a cement frame with an inner layer of bamboo and outer cladding consisting of matt white glass panels containing fragments of coloured glass.
The ambivalence between a sense of security and being exposed defines the building's structure: below are the communal areas with surrounding ribbon glazing, above the closed sleeping quarters.
The new presentation of the Kunstkammer involved a certain amount of tension,since the historical 19th century building had never really been adapted to the requirements of a modern museum, so that a number of adjustments to the building's structure were required.
An original blend of a Byzantine sense of space and the building's structure with exterior forms and finishing in white marble which derive from Romanesque architecture make Studenica a masterpiece of central European architecture.
The new spaces in the Imperial War Museum in London are part of a long term project involving reorganisation of exhibition routes in the Museum,creation of new links with the park outside it and various forms of work on the building's structure to promote use of natural lighting.
The building's structure, with its three internal circulation cores, offers scope for a wide range of uses: from one principal tenant with a central, prestigious entrance on Franklinstraße and direct side accesses through to small-unit leasing with three separate addresses.
The building's structure is complex: it had a cinema, tea room and restaurant at first, but after a refurbishment, a hall for screening the films in the Generalitat's film library, a small theatre, a music hall in the basement and the Rialto Theatre, which gives the building its name, were developed.
The building's main structure was finally completed in 1875.