👉 In the context of architecture, a semidilapidated building is a type of building that has been partially or completely demolished and rebuilt. It is often associated with older buildings or structures that have undergone significant structural changes but still maintain some functional parts of their original design. A semidilapidated building typically means that it has not been fully dismantled, but rather has been partially removed from its foundation, which allows for the rebuilding of the building without completely removing it. This type of building
