office building
Noun
Meaning
a building containing offices where work is done
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According to my reading of the LUDC, a new office building measuring 30,000 square feet would need a parking lot sized for 100 vehicles.
A block east of where the pump once stood is a sleek glass office building designed by Richard Rogers with exposed piping painted a bold orange; its glassed-in lobby hosts a sleek, perennially crowded sushi restaurant.
A local Asian investor has snapped up 62-64 Little Latrobe Street, a three-storey office building near the new CBD North metro train station for an undisclosed sum believed to be around $4 million.
Alongside developing the right team and partners, Steven is preparing for McKnight Associates’ future by buying and extensively renovating his office building – creating a welcoming and socially distanced environment for clients and employees.
A historic 1960s office building in downtown Santa Ana, California, will be transformed into a 148-unit housing development after its recent sale for $54 million to a real estate investment firm.
An Arizona family is seeking justice for the mysterious death of a teenage girl who went missing and was found dead in an office building, and they’re asking for anyone who knows anything to speak out.