office block
Noun: A large building, typically with multiple floors, that is designed and used primarily to contain offices where administrative, professional, or clerical work is conducted.
An "office block" refers to the physical structure itself. It is commonly used to describe modern commercial buildings in urban or business districts. The term emphasizes the building's primary function as a space for work, as opposed to residential or industrial purposes. * The company leased three floors in the new office block downtown. * The city's skyline is dominated by glass and steel office blocks.
- The term can imply a certain architectural style or era, often associated with post-war urban development.
- The 1960s office block was demolished to make way for a more modern complex.
- It can be used to contrast with other types of work buildings, like an "industrial park" or a standalone "corporate headquarters."
- He doesn't work in a factory; he works in an office block near the station.
- Office building: A direct synonym, often used interchangeably. "Office building" might be slightly more common in American English.
- Commercial building: A broader term for any building used for business activities, which can include retail and office space.
- Tower block (UK) / High-rise: A tall building containing many floors, which may be an office block, residential apartments, or a mix (mixed-use development).
- Business center / Business park: A group of office buildings or a planned area containing multiple commercial premises.
Office building, commercial building, business premises (refers to the space, not necessarily the structure).
Residential building, house, apartment block, factory, industrial unit, warehouse.
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a building containing offices where work is done
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