durable building
[/ˈdʊrəbəl ˈbɪldɪŋ/]
nounpl: durable buildings
edifício durável
1. A structure constructed with materials and methods designed to withstand the test of time, environmental conditions, and regular use without significant deterioration
The new office complex is a durable building designed to last over 100 years with minimal maintenance.
O novo complexo de escritórios é um edifício durável projetado para durar mais de 100 anos com manutenção mínima.
2. A building that meets sustainable construction standards and maintains structural integrity across multiple decades
They invested in a durable building that uses eco-friendly materials and advanced engineering.
Eles investiram em um edifício durável que usa materiais ecológicos e engenharia avançada.
In Brazil, the concept of 'edifício durável' has gained prominence in recent years due to increasing awareness of sustainable development and the need for long-term infrastructure investment. In the USA, the term reflects growing emphasis on green building certifications (LEED) and energy efficiency. Portuguese usage tends to emphasize environmental sustainability alongside durability.
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