This is one case where the common usage in English has eliminated the proper descriptive function of a preposition. If something is "outside a building", it is actually outside "of" the building, but the word "outside" creates an adverbial clause that removes the need for the "of". "He was standing outside the building." (same case for "inside") The "outside of a building" is a noun meaning the exterior wall. "I had to repair the outside of the building."
Outside of a building
Yes, you can build a stable outside a farmhouse if you have the correct building permit.
The library's building was built is correct.
"Outside of Jesus" is the correct way to say it.For example: There is no hope for fallen mankind Outside of Jesus."Outside from Jesus" does not work."Apart from Jesus" would be correct as well.For example: Apart from Jesus, there is no hope for mankind.
Air will flow out of a building when the outside temperature is warmer.
It;s nice weather outside.
outside
Outside the building.
It is grammatically correct to say , "I am in school today." This is because you are in the building, not at the building.
games that we play outside the house or outside the building
exterior?
That is the correct spelling of "construction" (building).
Building codes require dryers to vent to the outside.