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A building is a permanent, enclosed construction on a plot of land that typically has a roof, windows, and often multiple levels, such as a house or factory. Buildings fulfil various societal needs, primarily providing shelter from the weather, security, living space, privacy, storage for belongings, entertainment, and comfortable living and working or manufacturing environments.
Essentially, buildings refer to anything that is built or constructed.
Here is a list of names for 30 buildings in English.
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- Amphitheatre
- Aquarium
- Cathedral
- Cell
- Church
- Club
- College
- Concert hall
- Factory
- Fort
- Granary
- Gymnasium
- Hospital
- Ice factory
- Laboratory
- Library
- Mosque
- Museum
- Office
- Prison
- Pyramid
- School
- Shopping centre
- Skyscraper
- Stadium
- Store room
- Temple
- Tower
- University
- Zoo
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