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How exactly are buildings and structures distinguished?

2012-03-23View Original

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Is there a simplest and most intuitive way to understand this? I can never figure out the relationship and differences between the two
Reply #22012-03-23
Structures that generally have enclosure elements such as brick walls, doors, windows, and a roof are called buildings; in contrast, those made of concrete or steel with an open structure are considered structures.
Reply #32012-03-23
Please refer to the following post in detail: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=950075
Reply #42012-03-23
A building is a structure created by humans that provides a stable space suitable for living in. It’s a bit difficult to say regarding structures; some auxiliary buildings such as sites, bridges, fences, stacks, storage areas, tank farms, etc

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