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| Custom House | building, Decatur Street side, October 2008 |
| Nelson County Magistrates | Building, December 2008 |
| The Emporium (1984-1995) ( | building demolished in 2005) |
| Shepherd's Bush - | building demolished and rebuilt in 2008. |
| Military Hospital - Victorian | building, demolished 1990s. |
| Blast furnace from 1790 exposed through | building demolition in 1986 |
| Building density | |
| 2001 Reconstruction Award, | Building Design & Construction |
| Building Design & Construction Magazine Design Award i | |
| Building Design | |
| Passive solar | building design |
| For passive solar houses, see passive solar | building design. |
| The | building, designed by S.N. |
| Building designed by McKim, Mead, and White. | |
| The | building, designed by Chicago Wrigley Building archite |
| The UH College of Architecture | building designed by Philip Johnson |
| The surface | building, designed by Leslie Green, is still standing. |
| The synagogue | building, designed by the Viipuri-born architect Jac. |
| Losantiville Country Club | building designed by Cincinnati architect Rudolph Tiet |
| Marine | Building detail, 2006 |
| Building detail. | |
| Over the years, the | building deteriorated. |
| The | building developer is Lanterra Developments. |
| Proposed Airport Terminal | Building Development. |
| Building development. | |
| The fire alarm in this | building did not sound. |
| Oddly, our | building didn't burn, but we were marooned. |
| Further the | building does not have financing. |
| The original | building does not survive. |
| Biocity's premises were developed from the | building donated by BASF. |
| Federal | Building, Downtown Atlanta |
| They also developed the Littlefield | Building downtown, finished in 1912. |
| first excavated region was a Cyclopean-walled | building dubbed "Building A". |
| School suffered severe damage inside | building due to Hurricane Ike |
| West side of | building during demolition, April 1969. |
| The McLeod | Building during construction |
| The | building during its demolition in late January 1998 |
| Murrah | Building during the recovery effort |
| HSBC | Building during the day |
| Over 40,000 people use the | building each year. |
| nterior of the Poltava Zemstvo administration | building, early 1900s. |
| Anglia Ruskin University's Helmore | Building, East Road. |
| Building Educated Leaders for Life | |
| The actual cost of the | building ended up being $132,034.14. |
| Building Energy and Services | |
| Building energy rating | |
| The | building entrance |
| Another view of the main Upper School | building entrance |
| Building entrance. | |
| Garfield | Building entrance. |
| Division III Fire protection, Technical | Building Equipment |
| The church | building, erected in 1876, is the third building to ho |
| elion Lodge #1 - 409 Lincoln Street, original | building erected 1820; current building started in 191 |
| Schmiedegasse 2 - plastered quarrystone | building, essentially late mediaeval |
| Building estimate new currency 09/2008 | |
| It is also the largest brick | building ever built. |
| The Beaumont Lodge have met in the | building ever since. |
| The | building exhibits a number of Greek Revival design fea |
| The | building exhibits a number of Gothic Revival details. |
| The | building exhibits Gothic and Queen Anne design details |
| The | building exhibits elements of the Greek Revival style. |
| The | building exhibits a number of vernacular Federal detai |
| The CPF | Building exhibits the International architectural styl |
| 2008 | Building Expansion support from the District Collector |
| CLIPS: public domain software tool for | building expert systems. |
| The Terrace (BBC) - Resident | Building Expert |
| The | building extends 145 feet (44 metres) |
| OBEY Giant poster on | building exterior |
| The | building extraction task is needed to determine buildi |
| Faux | building facades energize the outer walls of the decks |
| The | building faces the Lobanov-Rostovsky Residence. |
| The | building faces south. |
| The | building faces the Hooghly river on the West. |
| A university | building facing the square |
| James Hagan | Building, Faculty of Arts Office, Wagga Wagga Campus |
| The | building failed to meet increasing H&S demands. |
| How the Metropolitan | Building fared during this period is not mown, however |
| The | building featured, among other things, an IMAX movie t |
| The entrance to the | building features a two-story atrium. |
| The | building features several sky gardens. |
| The current church | building features a prominent dome. |
| The | building features an executive skylounge at the 47th f |
| The new | building features exhibits about local history. |
| The | building features a hipped roof with bracketed eaves. |
| The | building features a "Wallace Window" depicting the Res |
| However, the | building fell into disrepair. |
| Building Feminist Theory (co-editor) | |
| Thomas | Building Fire |
| Whilst part owning a local | building firm with his father. |
| A spacious | building first documented in 1120. |
| Frank's team searches the | building floor to floor. |
| The construction of the | building followed until 1934. |
| 1660) on the | building, following designs originally prepared by Jon |
| Former headquarters | building for the News |
| A new | building for the college was erected on the foundation |
| Best Apartment | Building for Southside |
| In 1985, John Meier bought the | building for $175,000. |
| May, 2006 - C.B. Richard Ellis buys this | building for $137,000,000." |
| Old | Building for School |
| Medbery Hall, Dorm | Building for Hobart College, 1900 |
| Students like the | building for its quiet atmosphere. |
| In 1868 the city sold the | building for commercial purposes. |
| 15. | Building for burying limbs |
| In 1978, she sold the | building for Chicago's Providence-St. |
| The University of Nevada named a | building for him. |
| It is a unique | building for the period and region. |
| Office | building for the Reederei Woermann, coll. |
| Building for the Nordic Exhibition of 1888, Copenhagen | |
| The new | building for the Wellcome Trust in London |
| Main | building for the Gujarati and Marathi medium schools. |
| Additional metal | building for construction shop and additional classroo |
| Terminal | building for Sharjah International Airport, UAE |
| A separate | building for the high school opened in 2004. |
| Coovi, planning and | building for Elishout Campus, 2003 |
| MacMurray owned the | building for approximately 30 years. |
| The new science | building for ECVHS. |
| The structure survived as an office | building for Sprint Communications. |
| This was a very large | building for the time. |
| IT Park | building for Computer Science and IT courses. |
| Historical | building, former train station, 2008 |
| the Sanifarm baroque | building, formerly "Saint Vincent" monastery (18th cen |
| Called the Cook County Administration | Building, formerly the Brunswick Building, at 69 West |
| The | building formerly served as the community meeting room |
| The London Guarantee | Building, formerly known as the Stone Container Buildi |
| The | building, formerly known as the Halfway House. |
| The Penton Media | Building, formerly known as the Bond Court Building, i |
| The One Main | Building, formerly the Merchants and Manufacturers Bui |
| Commerce | Building, Fort Worth, Texas, 1930 |
| Octagonal | building, Fort Miley grounds |
| Building foundation of The Dynasty (February, 2006) | |
| St Thomas, NV - | Building Foundation |
| Building foundations were still visible as of 1972. | |
| frost heaving can crack pavements and damage | building foundations. |
| Inside the | building four niches are located in the corners. |
| 711 | Building frame and related trades workers |
| Pension | Building Frieze, National Building Museum, Washington, |
| The school purchased its | building from the NEFC in 2004. |
| The Gilbert | building from the street. |
| Lawyers | Building from the northwest |
| Approximate Distance of | building from street: 200' |
| A picture of the | building from the west |
| Julius Fritzner owned the | building from 1878. |
| righton School in Sacramento, California is a | building from 1869. |
| The Lincoln | Building, from 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue |
| GPHS | Building from Angle. |
| Music | Building from Bellefield Avenue |
| It was a commodious school | building from the old building that cost $6,000 and wa |
| The station | building from the city side |
| The Orion | Building from ground level. |
| The Denys Wilkinson | Building from the Banbury Road with the Thom Building |
| Los Angeles Times | Building from Grand avenue |
| The Mizuho Bank Head Office | Building from near its base. |
| Close up detail of the | building from ground level |
| Typical plattenbau | building from the 1970s in Husby |
| The Woodville in Winfield, Georgia is a | building from 1814. |
| Malou occupied the | building from 1853 onwards and the building retains hi |
| Hilma Burt's brothel is the second | building from the left |
| A view of the Chrysler | Building from the Empire State Building |
| A Renaissance | building from the end of the 17th century |
| It was Pakistan's tallest | building from 1963 until 2005. |
| Midland Bank | Building from the rear |
| aski County Courthouse is a Classical Revival | building from 1874. |
| A small fieldstone wall separates the | building from the road. |
| Wills Memorial | Building, front face |
| United Office | Building front entrance |
| The Chubb | Building, Fryer Street, in Wolverhampton |
| Samuel Pepys made three subscriptions to the | building fund. |
| Building G (opened 2004): Residence Hall and several c | |
| It is an organization dedicated to | building gigantic warships. |
| Close by is another old | building, Gledhow House. |
| Glens Falls Insurance Company | Building, Glens Falls, New York |
| Building good physical appearances | |
| It is a Listed | Building, Grade II. |
| English Heritage has given the | building grade II listed status. |
| The bridge is a Listed | Building, Grade II. |
| It is a Listed | Building, Grade II*. |
| Each | building grants certain benefits to the city. |
| It prefers | building grass nests in secluded places. |
| Library Square | Building Green Roof images |
| King Charles | Building, Greenwich Hospital |
| Wirt C. Rowland, architect of the Penobscot | Building, Guardian Building, and the Buhl Building was |
| The Camp Lejeune address is | Building H-1. |
| The 13-storey | building had previously been an old Italian club. |
| The | building had two storeys. |
| The | building had at least 17 rooms. |
| The | building had 22 projectiles, of it 2 basements, the bu |
| As built, the | building had five floors with a basement. |
| The | building had been erected at a cost of $39,904.30, |
| The | building had been used as Council offices since 1919. |
| The | building had recently received a new fire certificate. |
| The original | building had two stories and projecting wings. |
| The | building had been disused for some time. |
| SCC's West | Building Hallway |
| Svelland | building, Haraldsgaten 140, Haugesund (1965). |
| The | building has 3 wings and 15 floors. |
| Since restoration, the | building has housed public offices and is known as the |
| The | building has 3 levels. |
| The 108-metre, 34-storey | building has 510 rooms. |
| The | building has 11 stories and a penthouse. |
| Since 1924 the | building has housed the Odessa Philharmonic. |
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