building complex
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Definition
Noun: A building complex is a whole structure, such as a building, made up of interconnected or related structures. It refers to a group of buildings that are physically connected or functionally related, forming a single, larger unit.
Usage
The term "building complex" is used to describe a collection of buildings that are designed, built, or used together for a common purpose. It emphasizes the interconnected nature of the structures.
Examples
- Noun:
- The university's new science building complex includes laboratories, lecture halls, and a library.
- The shopping complex is a large building complex with over a hundred stores and a food court.
- The hospital expanded into a vast medical building complex with specialized wings for surgery and pediatrics.
Advanced Usage
- "to be part of a complex": to be one unit within a larger interconnected group of buildings.
- The research center is part of a larger government building complex.
Variants and Related Words
- Complex (noun): Often used as a shorter form with the same meaning.
- The apartment complex has its own gym and pool.
- Campus (noun): A specific type of building complex for a university or school.
- Facility (noun): Can refer to a building or complex designed for a specific activity.
Synonyms
- Compound: A group of buildings, often enclosed.
- Development: A built-up area, especially of new buildings.
- Premises: A building or part of a building and its land.
Related Phrases
- Office complex: A building complex dedicated to office spaces.
- Sports complex: A building complex containing various sports facilities like stadiums and gyms.
- Residential complex: A building complex designed for people to live in, such as apartments or condominiums.
Noun
- a whole structure (as a building) made up of interconnected or related structures