Buildings
Courtesy; https://unsplash.com/photos/white-motor-scooter-near-building-vk4vjTNVrTg?utm_content=creditShareLink&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=unsplash "Building" usually refers to an enclosed space where activities can take place. A structure that stays in one place permanently, normally with a roof, walls, floors, and openings like doors and windows. The Building Regulations say that the word "building" only refers to structures and erections that are buildings. It can be static or moving. To put it another way, something like a tunnel or bridge is not a house. Buildings meet many different needs in society, but at their core, they provide cover by separating the inside from the outside, shielding people from things like wind, rain, sun, snow, and more. · keeping the temperature, humidity, wetness, and other things inside the house under control. · Private space for residents. · A wall that stops noise from getting through. ·