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| The | building was designed by Basil Champneys. |
| The | building was donated by a man named Mr. Harrell. |
| The entrance | building was enlarged and modernised in 2010-11. |
| The | building was later used as the brewery's offices. |
| The original | building was built in 1939. |
| The | building was constructed from 1923-1924 when Long Beac |
| Demolition of the school | building was completed in March 2009. |
| The one-story wood framed | building was built in 1844. |
| The original | building was completed in 1923. |
| The | building was converted to offices in 1964. |
| During the Second World War the | building was left empty. |
| The | building was two storeys high. |
| The station | building was built on an overbridge. |
| The Vertical Integration | Building was dismantled in 2006. |
| The | building was demolished in January, 2006. |
| During 1930 and 1931 a new station | building was constructed to replace the 1879 building. |
| This | building was sold and demolished in 1900. |
| The | building was constructed not long after, in 1884. |
| The $2.1 million | building was dedicated in 1950. |
| The current | building was constructed in 1986. |
| By September 1908, the | building was completed. |
| In the 2000s, interest in redeveloping the | building was sparked. |
| The | building was added to the National Register in 2008. |
| For 8 years the | building was used. |
| The | building was substantially upgraded in 1886. |
| The | building was completed in 1977. |
| In 1919 the Mineral School | building was destroyed by fire. |
| The | building was designated a Provincial Heritage Property |
| The | building was completed in 1873. |
| The | building was designed by architect C. |
| The | building was designed by the Mecanoo architecture firm |
| It was not until 2003 that this | building was vacated. |
| The present library | building was opened in 1925. |
| Urbana High School's current | building was built in 1914. |
| The congregation's 1957 | building was designed by Percival Goodman. |
| The Lansing | building was sold, was razed and is now the site of a |
| The single | building was built as a co-ed facility. |
| The Bible | Building was constructed in 1977. |
| The | building was designed by Stanley Tigerman. |
| The original sixth form | building was demolished to make way for a brand new bu |
| The final construction cost of the | building was $1,000,000. |
| The last mentioned | building was in Venetian Gothic. |
| The | building was sold in 1961, 1967 and in 1994. |
| The current | building was built in 1867. |
| This small | building was destroyed by a tornado in 1878. |
| The interior of the | building was designed by Tiffany Studios. |
| The new South Douglas | building was built in 1993. |
| The | building was gutted by fire in 1894 and demolished. |
| The church | building was erected at a cost of $2,000. |
| The | building was finished and painted white. |
| The | building was constructed in 1875. |
| The | building was declared a National Historic Landmark in |
| The | building was later gutted in a serious fire. |
| The | building was listed Grade I in 1952. |
| Consequently, the | building was seldom used. |
| The Beaux-Arts-style | building was constructed in 1909. |
| The | building was designed by Boston architect W. Langdon W |
| The | building was opened in 2007. |
| The 63 | Building was a result of a building boom in South Kore |
| The | building was originally called El Palacio de los Viver |
| The present | building was opened by John Fairfax in 1700. |
| This | building was razed in 1917. |
| The | building was designed by Willis R. Biggers. |
| The final construction cost for the | building was $893,843.00. |
| A second school | building was completed in 1890. |
| The | building was designed by Leon Dobkin. |
| The restoration of the prison | building was completed in 2000. |
| The Compass Bank | Building was completed in 1968 and was originally call |
| The 2 1⁄2-story infirmary | building was built in 1899. |
| The | building was restored in 1878 by Charles Benson. |
| Andrews caused controversy by claiming the | building was structurally unsound. |
| This | building was built in July 2005. |
| The | building was subsequently rented out for offices. |
| The | building was renovated in 2003. |
| The new | building was completed in 1992. |
| The original | building was built of Vermont granite. |
| The | building was named for textile executive Howard Carter |
| The school | building was improved in 1996 by Education Department. |
| The | building was restored in 1973. |
| The original | building was demolished leaving a much smaller buildin |
| The old | building was converted to quarters for hospital person |
| The | building was pulled down in 1873. |
| The | building was originally an infants school. |
| The | building was extended in 1886. |
| Each classroom | building was designated for a group of related academi |
| The architect for the | building was CB Powell. |
| Formerly the Manor of Pulters, | building was started circa 1390. |
| The Romanesque | building was constructed in 1914. |
| The Board of Trade | Building was soon eclipsed in 1894 by the Beard Buildi |
| On October 23, 1927, the | building was dedicated. |
| In 2000 the exterior of the | building was restored. |
| The fog horn | building was torn down. |
| By 1988 the Lane Bryant | building was demolished. |
| The original | building was then re-named 'Hut 16'. |
| The Alexandria Gazette | building was located at 317 King Street. |
| The | building was completed in 1997, before the most recent |
| On 29 August 1909 the | building was dedicated. |
| The | building was designed by architect Sir Michael Hopkins |
| One | building was burned in 2008, due to arson. |
| The | building was completed in the third quarter of 2006. |
| The | building was refurbished in 1994. |
| Part of the original | building was demolished in late 1918. |
| The | building was sold to Broadway Partners in December 200 |
| The bank | building was a departure from previous Elmslie designs |
| The | building was topped out at the end of 2008. |
| The | building was dedicated on June 15, 1898. |
| The most recently completed | building was finished in 1989. |
| The | building was demolished in 1973. |
| The | building was intended as a residence and prizery. |
| The | building was 79 per cent sold before construction star |
| TheO'Keefe Gallery | building was designed by architect Addison Mizner. |
| In 1914, the present club | building was completed. |
| The museum | building was officially opened in November 1979. |
| with many schools around the country, a ROSLA | building was erected next the main school building, wh |
| This | building was constructed during the late 1820s. |
| The present Church | building was dedicated April 11, 1875. |
| This | building was destroyed by fire in 1951. |
| In 1790, the current | building was constructed. |
| The | building was previously a coach-house. |
| The | building was designed by Gaston Gagnier. |
| The architect of the | building was Lawrence Guinamard-Casati. |
| The | building was built around a magnificent, Renaissance-s |
| The library | building was dedicated Dec. 7, 1934. |
| The | building was once the Orange County Courthouse. |
| The | building was operating as a cafe again in 2010. |
| The church | building was constructed in 1732. |
| The final Victorian Gothic | building was designed by R.E. |
| Only in 1997, the damaged | building was renovated. |
| The | building was destroyed by fire on 28 November 1910. |
| The | building was opened as the Bank of California Building |
| The original | building was later extended past the conservatories. |
| The | building was converted into almshouses in around 1780. |
| The | building was cancelled in 2009. |
| The | building was declared historical in 1999. |
| The present new | building was completed in 1988. |
| The | building was built in 1820-1841. |
| For many years, the Wilco | Building was the tallest building between Fort Worth a |
| The | building was innovative in its leasing arrangements. |
| The | building was destroyed by fire and demolished in 2008. |
| Much of the | building was torn down by 2004. |
| The main station | building was built in 1840. |
| The | building was completely renovated in 1992. |
| The | building was used as hospital until 1972. |
| The present | building was built in 1890. |
| The current | building was built in 1901. |
| The | building was granted Grade II* listing in 1965. |
| The 12 storey Brutalist | building was completed in 1972. |
| The 79-story | building was designed by Foster and Partners, London. |
| The | building was used as a school until 1924. |
| The | building was extensively refurbished in 2003. |
| In 2007, the Vernon | Building was sold to Vernon Building II, LLC. |
| This larger | building was torn down in the early 1980s and replaced |
| In 2005, the Vernon | Building was sold to Vernon Building, LLC, a company c |
| From the 1940s into the 1960s, the | building was first known as the Mathieson Building and |
| In 1940, the | building was occupied by Washburne Trade School. |
| The | building was restored in 1889 and 1994. |
| The | building was completed on September 11, 1935. |
| The | building was declared a National Historic Landmark in |
| The | building was previously owned by the Trizec Properties |
| A frame | building was constructed in 1914, and a main building |
| The original | building was destroyed in a fire in 1922. |
| The Carpenter Gothic style church | building was constructed in 1901. |
| After the fair, the | building was donated to Chicago. |
| In 1857 the first apartment | building was built at Trianglen. |
| The new station | building was constructed on April 25, 2004. |
| The | building was constructed in 1901. |
| The | building was officially dedicated on February 27, 1911 |
| The present | building was constructed less than thirty feet behind |
| The | building was certified for use again. |
| The | building was completed in 1992. |
| The | building was opened in 1970. |
| The | building was vacated in 1986 when the owners of the bu |
| This | building was ultimately demolished to make room for Fr |
| A new | building was erected at the Fairgrounds this spring. |
| What remained of the | building was demolished in 1831. |
| The | building was demolished in 1977. |
| This | building was originally a Carling Brewery, built in 19 |
| The original JAMsj | building was demolished in 2008. |
| Construction of the | building was completed in 1913. |
| The Lanyon Quay | building was added recently. |
| The mill | building was built about 1816. |
| Its limestone Classical Revival | building was built in 1929. |
| The current | building was completed in 2000. |
| The completed | building was officially opened in 1938 |
| In 1992, the | building was converted into a middle school. |
| On June 1, 2009, the | building was renamed Chase Center. |
| The | building was demolished on August of 1989. |
| The original parish | building was at Ninth and Auburn Streets. |
| The | building was completed in 2000. |
| The | building was renovated in 1952 and again in 1968. |
| The | building was completed in 1936, and opened in 1938. |
| The | building was completed in 2004. |
| Construction soon began and the | building was completed in 1984. |
| The | building was completed in 2005. |
| The | building was constructed on reclaimed land. |
| An addition to the | building was constructed in 1950. |
| The three-story | building was constructed in 1878. |
| The | building was destroyed by fire on January 3, 1922. |
| The | building was designed by Sidney Kaye. |
| The station | building was completed in 1908. |
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