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Renovation – The process of improving or modernizing a building. (The hotel underwent a major renovation to attract more guests.)
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Retrofitting – Upgrading an existing building with new technology or features. (The shopping mall was retrofitted with an energy-efficient lighting system.)
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Dismantling – The careful removal of parts of a building or structure. (Dismantling the old facade took two days before renovation could begin.)
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Floor Plan – A scaled diagram of a building’s layout. (The architect provided a detailed floor plan for the new reception area.)
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Permit – Official permission to begin renovation or construction. (The company secured a permit before renovating the entrance.)
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Aesthetic – The visual appearance of a space. (The new design improved the hotel’s aesthetic and ambiance.)
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Compliance – Adherence to legal and safety regulations. (The renovation followed strict compliance guidelines for fire safety.)
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Soundproofing – Adding materials to reduce noise transmission. (Soundproofing was added to the conference rooms for privacy.)
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HVAC system – Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning system. (The old HVAC system was replaced for better air quality.)
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Partition – A divider used to separate spaces. (Glass partitions were installed to create private offices.)
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Fixture – A permanent item in a building, such as lights or sinks. (New light fixtures were added to brighten the hallways.)
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Accessibility – The ease with which people, including those with disabilities, can navigate a space. (The hotel added ramps to improve accessibility.)
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Overhaul – A major repair or renovation. (The shopping center received a complete interior overhaul.)
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Expansion – Increasing the size of a building or space. (The hotel expanded its lobby to accommodate more guests.)
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Reinforcement – Strengthening a structure for durability. (Steel beams were used for reinforcement of the building’s frame.)