company office building; company premises
Refers to a building owned or used by a company, especially an office building; often used in business, news, and real-estate contexts.
The new company office building will be completed next month.
The headquarters building is in front of the station.
This manufacturer built a new company building last year.
The company plans to relocate its office building next month.
The new company building will be completed next spring.
本社 refers to a company's head office as an organization or location, whereas 社屋 focuses on the physical building itself.
会社 means the company as a business entity, while 社屋 refers only to the physical building the company uses.
Counts whole buildings; the formal reading used in official contexts like real-estate listings and hospitals.
Counts whole buildings (one roof); the everyday native reading.
A Sino-Japanese compound written with 社, associated here with a company, and 屋, meaning building or house. The spelling directly reflects the idea of a company building.