Synonyms for office building
of·fice build·ing

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1. office building, office blocknoun

   a building containing offices where work is done

   Synonyms:
   office block

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1. Andrew Lawrence:

   What you need to do if you want an economic wood solution is to think about all the aspects from outset, you will save on the program because it's all dry and is quick to erect and potentially, if you're making an office building, you can leave a lot of the wood exposed, saving on the cost and time of installing finishes.

2. Geoffrey Zakarian:

   , announced Thursday Geoffrey Zakarian too is dropping out of Trump’s new hotel in Washington, D.C, a day after celebrity chef Jose Andres pulled out of the same project. The recent statements surrounding Mexican immigrants... do not in any way align with my personal core values, in light of this, I am unable to move forward with a restaurant in the Trump International Hotel, slated to open in Washington, D.C.’s Federal Post Office building.

3. Bob Trout:

   When I heard about the search warrant for Senator Burr's cell phone, my first thought was' speech or debate clause,' in the case of the FBI's Saturday night raid on Congressman Jefferson's office in the Rayburn House Office Building, Rayburn House had the look and feel of an invasion of Congressional sacred space. And on a bipartisan basis, Congress raised holy hell. Showing up at a Senator's personal residence and politely taking possession of a cell phone ? Not the same vibe.

4. Yukari Sasaki:

   Converting an office building into a hotel is an ideal way to respond to the immediate needs for hotel rooms, building a hotel from scratch costs too much money now because of high construction costs.

5. Republican Jeb Hensarling of Texas:

   This move – which will apply to some of the most common financial contracts including credit cards, checking accounts, and even cell phones – essentially hands over the keys of the CFPB’s luxury office building to the wealthy, powerful, and politically well-connected trial lawyer lobby.